The morning call., 1891-02-09
HEALDSBURG.
Events and People Enjoying the
Days Before Lent.


To-day we Of Heal.Isburq could easily
imagine that b. sorN HsAauaiation Of Alas-
diu's lamp we nave been transported %
less favored cline, for the cold north wind
is bloy ing hard, and tbs delightful we ather
we haze been having TOR the lass four wseks
is gons fer the present. This has bsen
most Pleasant wiuter; the occaSonal snow
ers we have had have come during the niskt
and the days have been sunny and warm
Ye ster6av, FRIDAY, was dark and cloudy,
giving promise OF a heavy d0wn0our, " hieh
W ould fe very welcome although not as vet
serious y needed but, alas. the undesirable
north wind put In Al appearance. aud to-
day the sun Is inning exasperatIngly
bright
1t is said that at least per cent more
fruit trees have been plsDtsg this SEAS
in this neigHhorhaod az there ,fe.a
last TIE frsdtmen ara ali very emf
dent CT ne success of the fruit industry IL
Healdsn1rE ANA, as the season So far has
been most propitious, next I.i tnrre viii De
but repetition of last sears prosperity.
On next Monday morning, IN our sister
town, Santa Rosa, the Wedding bells ,yiil
ring fol the marriage OF one Of Santa Rlsa's
faireSt maldens to one OF The mosb pIon-
nent ard talented young men Of Healis-
burg. They viii have thu siacere, heartfelt
good wishes Of many friends.
j. S. seynOlds OF Essex, VT, is enjoying
uiost 4elisHtIul Fislb 10 MS parents, ots-
and Mrs j. r Reynolds, III their beautiful
home IN Upper Dry Creek Valley. His
father has Just recovered from a most alarm
Ing illness, ald can fally apprec ate ths
happiness OF q visit from his son from far
across the continent.
Charles Bennett. formerly Of tbs city, SON
oil Captain Bennett has been renewing Oh
friendships IN Hralishprr TIT .tfiaot
young = has the good wishes OF lego
of frienls.
Mrs Jane AcManus Of San Francisco
spent lew days among Oil friends this last
week.
Miss Florence Mulugan. acconpanied by
her aunt, Mrs Georgia Sh0emak-r. OF
Plattsburg, Mo-, returned to Woodland,
Yulo County, via Santa Rosa, last Thurs
day.
l.. A. Notion Jr has returned to fIealds-
burg for a brief visit to his parents, after
an extended ttir through tha Eastern
States. Mt. Norton's genial nature has
made him a host OF friends. VINO very gladly
welcome him nome.
1t is said thar Miss Ruth MeC!elIsad wii
soon accompany her sister. Mrs. J. A. Pax
ton, on a long trip through Chin5 aad
Japan. AS Miss McGieiiaud Is enc OF lie
most popular teachers In our Public Schao!
Department, our people Yil' be very lrth 70
have her leave us.
Mr., Thomas MeMullin, wha IS ona Of
HealdsburR's fagoriJe young men, aud Who
has lived here since early ehilih9a5. l.sie US
last Monday for Portland, Oregon. va ara
impatient for Headsbrrg to grow isster, 50
that there VIII be work enough to do Tor aur
exemplary young mea right here ls IS tFie
that boys soon make men, an with ambition
and energy it IS hard To keep them st hea-.
| They want TO see tbs world" aad s-ss
| pastures new.
w. n. GLADDEN. has gone to Fresno TO- q
short visit.
One of TIE U'ee ntest aft airs Of The tea-
| son was tiio ~ Parry SVEN a,flgt t's-
pieces of the Healdsburg Social Cab inis
| club has an enthusiastic membership OF
| thirty-eight Young gen lieuien, whose names
are a guarantee of the future s1ecess Of this
| niuch-needed Institution. Ladies, ! believe
| are to be honorary members, an b6ulr they
| Will be quick % take advantage o.. I he hop
given last Wednesday evenin! was one Of
The most De i@htful n every way; the G.usic
by the AEchn mbeau Orchestra, was ere and
dancing was kept up untii 4 very iate k0hr.
Now that Lent sin soon be here uur
young people are making tne most q uaa
time that Is left.
On Friday evening OF iast week bliss
Emma = rGltt WAS the rccip ent Of % deiif t.
| fui surprise party. DlnUing. games ard &
| dainty ht,ie supper were e'tl Ye3 ihpsH
present @ers the Misses ti7T, and Anass
Gaines. Miss iva Haigh, Miss Lu-lla
| Thompson, Miss Kate CuoE and hiss
Minnie Meyer hiessrs Sherman agH
! John Bane~, : HilgerlrF. Ffgara Pslrsy
| Nathan lockwood, Erg8E IeEay Lewis
| Meyer, Ehen Young, Eugene -uitt
One OF The most pieasin ne entertainments
ever given y HeaidsUurg was presented last
evening IL trtitPs Ihater, under the aus
pices of tle Young Peoples Guild ol tl9
Episcops! Church. The orchestra was ~
ceptiunaiy GOOD. with AT. Laiimer violin;
Mr.. Osesf Davis, cOrHet, aud hr. Sherman
Hail, pis12, eH "lD .l arluaiGted witb
the mus oddities OF thsse seasleusr -
pected a neat, ana were rot 6issV Aui15rs'
last evening. 4 most enjoyable feature was
military drill by nearly sixty Little tots
| These lit,le boys and girls were dressed il
| the costumes OK We oiusu liDe, and sxa-
| euted It's maneuyers with pTcc sion ana
| earneStness that called ont the enthusiasm
! of all present. Liule- Cara Gale deigntsd
| every on - 5insMg an old-flsE i0ned song
| dressed o. ar old-feshioned oil lady 81
| Aud Once ] Was Grandma . was ia.tn.t.
! able and brought d1Hn Tie h1asa
Sweet little Eva Sargenson sang Nish gseat
naivete:
My grandmother lives on youder Little green,
Finest ia lads that ever MAS seen,
And every grandmama r-Senteou,8 remeul-
Der Cow truly that song echoed IN her
heart forty years ago.
Pretty, gentle ltsle Adelina Passalacqda
sang a charming little song That Vas higGiy
enjoyed
There was vocal and Instrument MUSIC,
and recitatl0nS that were very hne, but sime
and space do net allow ms TO particBiarZe
All In all The programme was well CHOSEN
and exeellenty rendered, and great crodls
is due all who were engaged in IL uui vl9
worked so hard for its success. PAN.
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