The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-09
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

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Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Eli Baker slipped on the steps
Monday and broke her leg.
Mrs. Thomas WilIinms of Berkeley is
visiting relatives in Fowler.
Miss Eva Whiting left last week to
take charge of school in Arizona.
Mrs Nellie snowden's condition does
not show any signs OF improvement.
Marechal Mel lodge. K. P. will in
stall officers on Tuesday. January IL.
The Browns of San Rafael spent New
Years in Melrose as guests of their
sister.
Keep of date Jan. IA, 1915. Taken
by missionary chapter Of st. Augustine
mission.
Washington's birthday-that is the
date selected by Planet lodge. A. R. E.,
for its annual ball.
Mrs. Mamie Hicks and children OF
Goss street spent Sunday in Vallejo as
guests OF her sister.
Or. Moody will cure your indigestion
| if you will eat his home-cooked meals
at the Dairy Kitchen.
Mrs. Sarah Fields of Goldfeld. New,
is the guest OF Mrs. Mabel Burns OF
Twenty seventh street.
Have you read Blacks music adver-
tisement Music furnished for all
occasions. Give him trial.
We were in error last week in stating
that the late w. B. Powell was native
of Louisiana instead OF Georgia.
Mrs. A. Sparrow of No. 1929 Stanton
street, Alameda. who wac very i'll last
week, is reported little better.
Mrs Lulu Dotson OF Allensworth
arrived last week. She was called on
account OF the illness of Mrs. Sparrow
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 8. Guy Henry
Camp, S. w. ", will give dance in
the near future. Watch this paper for
the date.
B. +. Dixon, now a resident of Port.
land, Oregon, spent the holidays in our
midst. He expects to make Chicago
his home.
Miss Beatrice Anderson of Red Bluff
will act as our correspondent in future
and we will have Red Bluff letter
occasionally.
There was shooting bee at Sixteenth
and Campbell streets last week, and
four women were detained at the city
prison to explain.
Mrs. Ashford returned last week from
Manila, where she has spent the past
three years. She is en- route to her
home in Paducah, KY.
William johnson, employed for the
past thirty-eiqht years at the Anglo
California bank. is confined to his home
on Henry street with illness.
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 trial.
Mrs. Belle Bluford. former resident
of this city, expects to return in few
weeks. She has been residing at her
home in Walla Walla for the past few
years.
G. P. Duncan, G. G. of Marechal Mel
lodge, while opening a bottle OF muci-
lage, cut his thumb, and three stitches
had to be taken. He was laid up for
awhile.
Virginia Stephens. aged twelve years
was promoted from seventh to eighth
grade at the Longfellow school. Hel
average of 98 per cent. was the highest
in her class.
The Central dancing school invites
| you to come out and learn all the lates
dances. instruction from 80 to 3 80
Admission. 25 cents chaperons free.
John Blackman died in this city OF
January 6. He was native of Georgia
aged 76 years. He leaves a wife, Nanc,
Blackman. and sister. Mrs. G. Kno,
OF Georgia. Interment was at Mount
ain View. Rev. Peck officiated.
William Taylor died in this city OF
the 4th instant. He was q native o
Louisiana, aged SO years. He leaves
wife, Cora Taylor. and a sister. Mrs
Ware. Services were held by Cour
Knaresborough Wednesday night an,
the remains shipped to New Orlean
for interment.
Eliza Sparrow, native of Virginia
aged 40 years, died in OAKLAND Jan.
She leaves husband. Antoine Sparrow
and foster daughter, Mrs. Zulu Dot
son. Services were held from Hendei
sons undertaking parlors on January
Rev. Coleman officiated. The remain
were cremated.