The morning call., 1890-11-24
INTERIOR TOWNS.
Notes From Healdsburg, Mission
San Jose and IryingtOn.

Every prominent order, fraternal and
beneficiary, is represented in Healdsburg,
which Is Justly proud of her lodges. In case
of sickness, distress or death the members
are ready with willing hands, open purse
and consoling words to alleviate the suffer-
ing or comfort the afflicted And the as
sistanee is not bestowed as charity, but as a
Fight we'll deserved. Healdsburg is not q
large city, but perhaps on that account the
good these lodges do is more conspicuous.
Nearly all our good citizens belong 10 one or
more. The different orders have very COM
portable halls in which to hold their meet
ings that are to the uninitiated so full OF
mystery. The ladies, too, are not far be-
hind their husbands and brothers; and the
latter are only too grateful when invited
to the sumptuous banquets that are
given by the Daughters Of Rebekah,
the ladies of the Eastern Star, knights and
Ladies of Honor. Ladies' Loyal League,
Ladies' Relief Corps, or last, but not least,
our own Native Daughters. 1t Is compll-
ment 70 be appreciated when cards are re-
ceived for entertainments given by the above
ladies' for the musical numbers and excel
lent recitations or readings are always OF a
high order of merit.
At a meeting last evening, of the Ancient
Order of United WoIkmen, No. 81. of
Healdsburg, tie following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months: Z. L..
Bryan, Past Master; Andrew Price, Master
Workman; \. Nelson, Foreman; l.: l..
Gale, 0yerseer; c. II. Pond. Recorder; j. l..
Bates, F1nancier; Eli Bush, Receiver; J.
Hickey, Guide; P. Dirvin, Inside Watch
man; Peter Cobb, Outside Waterman.
There will bea public installation Of officers
in January and most enjoyable time Is
promised on that occasion.
The work of the grape-dryer at Litton
.CpriDpS il COmnlptp1 the SPaCnn and the
efficient manager, ). Abbott, has returned to
his home at Riverside. 1t has been demon
.strated that $40 per ton can be realized from
this industry-a result so eminently eneour-
aging that every grape grower will take
heart. There will be no neglected, un-
plowed vineyards or orchards henceforth.
Miss Jennie Cavanaugh one of Petalu-
mas most accomplished daughters, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Whitney.
She has many friends in Healdsburg.
-' Z. c. Gilbride has been applying himself
TOO closely to his studies IN the medical col
:fege, San Francisco. and has impaired his
health. He will remain in Healdsburg for
Il WHILE. before returning to his studies.
Rev. James Hulme of San Francisco has
taken charge Of the two pastorates here and
in Cloverdale of the Episcopal Church. He
and his family are considered valuable ac-
QUESTION, and are warmly welcomed by our
people. They will occupy the beautiful
residence that was until recently the home
Oh III y, =. CLOlP.
:. TIE the regret of all their acquaintance,
to say nothing of the sorrow OF their more
intimate friends, Rev. MIR. Mcbride of the
Presbyterian Church has resigned his pas
torate, and, with his family, will leave
Gealdsburg within few days. Mrs. Nc
Bride, than whom "a sweeter woman never
drew BREATH" will visit Mrs. n. Wagon
seller and other old friends in Ukiah, Men
.docino County, in which place they lived
before coming here. five years ago, and
there win join Rev. Mr.. Mcbride in his new
field of labor. A farewell party, was
present wero: Rev.. Jean Vane, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.
John Flack, Mrs. Anita Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rise, Mr. and Mrs. j. Sylvester,
Mr. and Mrs. n. Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Philips. Mrs. John Emerson, Mrs. A ".
Mouhon, Mrs. ID. Mclean, Mrs. George
Campbell, Miss Mile Emerson, Miss Phoebe
Campbell, Miss LeOnore Gates, Miss Retta
n MoHlton, Miss Lou Thompson, Misses Fran
crs and Eta Soules. Messrs. j. r. Grant.
Edward Beck, Summers Brumfeld, Shcr-
nun CoffmaD, Charles S0ules.
=. Mrs. j. Black (nee Agnes GrieSD and
daughter, of San Leandro, are visiting Mrs.
Walter Bolles.
Mrs. E. p. Wilbur of San Francisco is
visiting friends in Healdshurg.
.. Mrs. A. l.. Clark and daughter, Miss
Ruth, Of San Francisco. are the guests of
Colonel and Mrs. r. II. Warfeld.
=: Miss Eva Hite Of Fresno is visiting Mrs.
John. Clack.
Mrs: William Hunter Of Ukiah is enjoying
a brief visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. n. GLADDEN..
: Miss Josephine Walsh has returned to her
home in San Francisco after pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. George V. Muligan.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Gates have returned to
'Heal1sburg after a short stay in San Fran
cisco.
;. To-day there will be In Healdsburg one Of
the largest funerals ever seen here, for the
friends of Hon. III. K. Brown, who died
"Wednesday night, are legion, and from all
parts Of the county will they come to pay
the last sad honor to one who was so true in
his friendship, so faithful in the discharge
of his life work. Mr. Brown was native
OF Iowa, but was a pioneer in this State,
having been largely interested in mining
industries in Nevada and adjoining counties.
lie, with his family, came to Healdsburg
twenty years ago aud has been identified
with the business enterprises of this locality
ever since. He represented this district in
the Legislature and worthiiy served his
constituents. He was of very genial ma
ture and an affectionate parent. lie was a