The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-02
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

]. B. Massey and wife have moved to
244l Mckinley avenue, Berkeley.
Mrs. L. Lind of New Orleans was the
guest of Mrs. F. D. Smith last week.
Start the year right by going to the
Foresters' ball on New Years night.
Mrs. G. c. Anderson presented her
husband with son on December "a.
Jas Ward. the Mariposa cattle man.
is spending the holidays iu our midst.
Mrs. E. Jackson of Sacramento is the
guest OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. Louis
Jsckson.
Keep off date Jan, IA, 1915. Taken
bv missionary chapter Of st. Augustine
mission.
Remember the Foresters' annual ball
will be given in the SWEETEST hall in
Oakland.
Mrs. Nellie Connnrs was the quasi of
Mrs. j. III. Butler OF Forty-sixth street
this week.
Start the new year right bv attending
the Foresters' ball on New Years night
January L, 1915.
Washington's birthday-that is the
date selected by Planet lodge. A. R. E..
for its annual ball.
Or. Moody will cure your Indigestion
If you will eat his home-cooked meals
at the Dairy Kitchen.
Mrs. Alice Mitchell has been con-
fined to her bed for the past two weeks
at the residence of Mrs. HAYNES, l438
Centre street, Oakland.
The Foresters' annual ball will be
given on the first night of the exposition
year-January l. 1915.
Have you read Blacks music adver-
tisement2 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. a. j. Anderson of Chico is
spending the holidays in our midst and
is stopping at Seventh and Union.
The Idle Hour social club has decided
to have "ladies' night" once a 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.
George w. Scott and Mr.. Pullman
have patched up their little differences
and George is now q regular Pullman
man on No. IA.
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 a tIial.
You cannot have a new quit for
Christmas? Why? See the Columbia
Quitting Co they will make it easy.
A little down and little week.
The joint committee of Foresters
expects to make the New Years bali |
grand success. The admission as usual |
will be fifty cents. The best of music
has been engaged.
Geo. Gordon and c. +. 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 Central dancing school invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. instruction from s 80 to $50.
25 cents; chaperons free.
Start the new year right by dancing
the new 1915 Boston Schottische at the
Central dancing school, Majestic hall. |
Twelfth street. between Broadway and
Franklin. General admission. 25 cents.
The joint committee representing
Court Bournemouth, 1904. and Court
M aTeSDOTOuRu, OOoo, n. ". - 10 SoihS
to try to make this annual ball the most
successful of any they have ever given.
V. Piersol of San Rufael. who died
Dec. 9th. was buried on Tuesday from
the undertaking parlor. Rev. Wiley Of
Napa. who had known him for years.
came down 10 officiate. Deceased leaves
a loving wife and host of friends to
mourn his loss.
Planet lodge, No. /, a. r. E., will
hold it's next regular meeting Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 6'h, 1915, at Moody's
dairy kitchen, where the live ones, the
Refs, will be wined and dined at the
expense of the dead ones. the Blues.
All members who receive notice from
Secretary Grubbs will please be phesent
at s 80 o'clock. Installation of officers.
ST. AUGUsTINE's MISSION.
Christmas was successfully observed