The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1914-12-12
OAKLAND JoTTINGS.

M.s. w w Purnell is etill confined
to her bed. Int is reported improving
niceIy.
i Remember the Foresters' annual bal
will be given in the SWEETEST ball In
Oakland
Remember the Central dancing school
at Majestic hall. on Monday evening
December IA.
Start the new year right by attending
the Foresters' ball on New Years night
January l. 1915.
/ g. w. Copeland Of the U. s. S.
Buffalo returned on December 9th from
a trip to Alaska.
| Or. Moody will cure your indigestion
if you will eat his home-cooked meals
at the Dairy Kitchen
| The Foresters' annual ball will be
given on the first night of the exposition
year-January l, 1915.
Mrs. Jas. Woodward and son expect
L ~ tN1bC Oh bCNChUCI AttA lUs AAOdStOti,
Texas, for an extended visit.
Have you read Blacks music adver-
tisement ? Music furnished for all
occasions. Give him trial.
Music for the Foresters' annual ball
will be furnished by the celebrated
Golden West orchestra. 'Nuf sed.
Mrs. Ada Thompson won prize for
he best darning at the Central evening
dressmaking school on December 2.
Henry Lewis of the Albatross was
down from Sausalito Sunday to attend
memorial services of Athens lodge.
The Idle Hour social club has decided
to have ladies' night" once q month.
Watch advertisement for exact date.
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 8. Guy Henry
Camp, S. W. ", will give dance in
the near future. Watch this paper for
| the date.
The joint Foresters' committee met
and arranged for the annual promenade
and ball OH New Years night. grand
time is promised.
He does not guarantee to extract
teeth without pain, but with very little
pain-Dr. Walker of 926 Chester street
is the dentist. Give him t,ial.
If half he K. P.'s OF Marechal Mel
and Pride OF West attend the Calanthe
hop on December 81, what success it
will be! Western Addition hail.
Geo. Lee OF the United States army
was the guest of Mrs. &. Scott and
daughter of Goss etreet Saturday and
Sunday. He returned to Vallejo on
Monday.
Leroy HAYES, who lost his life in the
HaDalei disaster. leaves a widow in
Denver. Col. She resides at No. 1927
Arapahoe street now; at one time lived
in Oakland.
The joint committee OF Foresters
expects to make the New Years bali
grand success. The admission az usual
will be fifty cents. The best of music
has been engaged.
The general information and employ
ment bureau Of the business league has
changed its headquarters from Wood
street to 1874 Seventh street. Oakland.
j J. Nashburn, manager.
Geo. Gordon and G E. Shackelford
have purchased La Boheme bar, corner
of Seventh and franklin streets. They
will be pleased to welcome all their old
friends. Phone Oakland I'LL.
The joint committee representing
Court Bournemouth. 1904. and Court
Kraresborough, 5000. A. o. F.. is going
to try to make this annual ball the most
successful OF any they have ever given.
Miss Beulah Root Of st. Louis, Mo-,
has returned from two weeks visit to
Sacramento, and was entertained at
cards on the 9Th inst, at the residence
Of Mr. and Mre. H.. G. Richardson,
Merriman and Grove streets.
At the Central evening school we are
well represented in both the class Of
dresamaking and that of millinery
fifteen members of the race being in
the former, and fourteen in the latter
and all are doing good work.
Acacia lodge, No. Z. F. and A. M.
elected the following officers on Dec. 4:
L. Bishop, w. NJ; ]. j. Nashbnrn, S.W.
w. Hicker.on. j. W.; j. w. Nuby,
Treasurer; G. Brown Secretary; 6. H.
Durgan. s. D.; S. Bridges. J. D.; Geo.
Turner, $. s.; E. Baker, Tyler; E. H.
Barrett, Marshal.
ST. AUGUSTINE MISSION Corner
Twenty and West streets Rev.
d. r. Wallace, rector. Telephone Pied.
mont 1926. Sundays a. M, holy
communion: 8 80 a. m, Sunday school !;
10 80 a. M, morning prayer: II a. M,
holy eucharist and sermon: 7.45
p. m, evensong and sermon. Wednes-
days, a. m, communion. Fridays, z
a. m, communion; p. m, litany and
instruction. Come and worship.
Franklin II. Burrill has the enviable
distinction of having passed the civil
service examination for head janitor OF
the city hall with the highest average
percentage OF any of the thirty contest
ants and Is now anxiously awaiting the
formal appointment that he has earned.
Once before Burrill took the examine
| ton, and that time, too, obtained the
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