The Western outlook., 1915-07-31

Mrs. Dora Anderson, who has been
at Livermore and Turlock for the past
fonr months, returned TO Oakland on
July 26.
Mrs. NJ. Wilson of North Yakima.
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. NJ.
Dennis OF Tacoma. arrived here July %
to visit the fair
James Norman and family of Redding
are spending few days in our midst.
They are en- ronte to Santa Cruz to
spend a month at the seashore.
Miss j. Wickliffe. former resident
OF Fruitvale, who now resides in Salt
Lake CITY. Utah, graduated from East
Side high school with high honors. She
was the only girl of our race in school
of 800
Jesse J. Rodgers and family had re-
union dinner at their home in Melrose
and all the members of the family were
present for the first time in fourteen
years. 1t was given in honor of their
fortysecond wedding anniversary
Mrs. Marryatt, who has been en-
ployed for the past six years as maid at
| the Southern Pacific station at First
and Broadway. gave it up last week
and savs she will enjoy life and some
of the fruits of her labor in The future
Nesdamcs Blackshere. Bates, Little
and Webb arrived from Los Angeles on
july 25th as delegates TO the Women's
Federation, and are registered at Mrs.
Bolmer's, 1857 Eighth street. They
expect to remain about ten days seeing
the fair.
Marechal Mel lodge, No. 4, K. P.
held its regular meeting on July 9th.
Five new applications were received.
Officers reports showed the lodge 10 be
in healthy condition financially. Dec
Cross of Portland, who is a mem Der,
was reported on the sick list.
Mr.. and MIS-. Brooks of Phoenix,
Arizona, arrived in our midst last week
and are seeing the fair. They are
stopping at 1912 Adeline street, and are
en- route TO their home in Denver, Col.
Mr.. Brooks was employed in govern
ment position, and Mrs Brooks is Past
Worthy Matron of Denver Chapter.
Mrs. G. Tyree has taken the agency
of the Rankin Manufacturing Company
in conjunction with her hairdressing
and manicuring. She has the Persian
Cream, a new hair pomade; Uneeda
Liquid Face Cream for chapped hands
and face, and many other articles. Her
address is S4l Campbell street, Oakland
Binza Dismal of Chicago university,
who holds the worlds A. A. U. record
for 440 yards time-0 :48 3-5 is in our
midst for the big meet on Saturday.
He will be pi;ted against the best in
the 440 class. We as race should turn
out IN large numbers to cheer him
along. During his stay he is guest OF
Lee Purnell, our California college
sprinter, in Berkeley.
rhaddeus Dawson and wife of Thirty
eighth street were host and hostess at
family reunion on Friday evening.
| Present were four Dawson brothers and
their wives. and four Dawson girls with
their husbands. The table was laden
with everything good to eat, and their
conversation drifted from childhood
days in Redding up to date. 1t is the
first time in ten years that they have
all been together.
Mrs. j. i. Derrick of 1877 Union street
was the hostess at a reception given or
Friday evening, July %. complimentary
to Mrs. l.. W. Smith and Mrs. f. NJ
Peake Of New York. who are visiting
her. The hours were from to IL. Al
enjoyable time was spent, and Mrs
Smith met many of her old Californian
friends. Music. dancing, and a few
games of whist were INDUCED in. anC
dainty refreshments were served Wher
all departed they said they had spent (
very pleasant evening, and voted Mrs
Derrick most pleasing hostess. Mis-
Julia Brown and Miss Alberta Postel
assisted Mrs. Derrick in receiving.
Mrs. Ella Kinard, the principal of Z
Centro school; Mrs. Pearl Henley, an,