The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-02-27
OAKLAND JoTTINGS.
Mrs. Cowes ls on the sick list.

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Remember Central dancing schoo
every Monday evening.
The date Of the bond election has
been changed to March 10.
Daniel Brown OF San Rafael is con.
fned to his home with pleurisy.
Don't fail to see those serge suits al
Capwell's. cut in the spring style.
April IA. 1915. has been taken by st.
Augustine mission. Keep off date.
Central dancing school teaches all the
latest dances. Instruction, $50 to 9. 80.
Fred Butler and vile of Sacramento
were visitors in our midst during the
holidays.
Mrs. Mabel Herriford OF Chico ar
rived in our midst on Sunday for few
days. visit.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing it's new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
C. III. Lapsley and wife OF Portland,
Oregon, are guests of Mrs. F. Powell of
2592 Suffer street.
You need new Easter suit. Why
not 90 TO the Columbia Quitting Co. z
Terms to suit you.
fire in the residence OF G. s. Jones
on Union street on Feb. II was caused
ty the explosion of coal-oil lamp.
The first spring musicale will be
given at the Third Baptist church on
March IL. Don't miss this grand event.
Our Sacramento and Phoenix letters
will both appear next week. We do not
blame our agents, but sometimes our
mail fails to connect.
The date of March 10 has been taken
by the N. A. a. G. r., Starr King hall.
Several young ladies will execute the
Folk dance. Particulars later.
The Central dancing school invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. instruction from s 80 to 80.
Admission, 25 cents; chaperons free.
The National Association for Advance
ment of Colored People will please
accept thanks for complimentary tickets
to concert at Starr King hall. March 10.
Grand Master T. A. Harris of Los
Angeles was in Oakland on Wednesday
en- route home from his visiting lodges
in the north. He was the guest of
J. G. Rivers while here.
Mrs. Withers, who fell and injured
her head, is getting along nicely. Her
daughter, Mrs. Louise O'Conner, who
is blind, is slowly regaining her sight.
They are stopping at 25l0 Linden street.
The committee OF Mizpah Temple.
No. Is, was entertained las. Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Williams.
About fourteen were present. and a
lively meeting was held. A record
breaking crowd ie expected at their
Easter ball.
Major John R. Lynch of Chicago is
in our midst again. He looks the
picture of health, after going through
the severe winter in the East. He will
remain about six weeks, and during his
stay he will try to interest our people
i'll his valuable book.
On exhibition with the San Joaquin
Dightgown trimmed with the
finest of French eyelet embroidery in
the daintiest of patterns, hand-helnmed
and the lace sewed on by hand with
stitches that are the finest imaginable,
the work OF Mics Helen Hart, the
colored maid at the Stockton hotel.
The Oakland Bank of Savings has
opened branch at Seventh and Union
streets, and is prepared to do regular
banking business. They expect to stay
permanently, as they intend erecting a
substantial building. Open a savings
account now, and help boost the cause.
Foresters' hall on Clay street has
again changed hands. It is only q
question of time before all the societies
who meet there will be compelled to
seek other quarters. That is one OF the
reasons why every one should subscribe
for stock in the United Hall association
and make it possible to have hall of
your own.
The Panama Pacific Exposition Co.
inform us that they are receiving letters
from the East, inquiring about accom-
modations. We have arranged to fur
nish them weekly list Of rooms to let
with or without board. Amy one who
has rooms to let, by inserting card in
our paper will have their name put on
the weekly list. Be sure to state
plainly location, how near to car line or
local train. whether in San Francisco or
Oakland, and phone if you have one, as
some prefer to stay in Oakland. Fifty
cents must accompany notice. which
will be run four weeks. My address is
No. 727 Union street, Oakland. Phone
Oakland 1851. j. l.. DERRICK.
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