The Western outlook., 1915-11-20
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.


the exposition.
Don't forget your Thanksgiving din
ner at Foresters' hall.
Marechal Mel lodge, X. p, meets OIL
next Tuesday, November %.
Louis Bishop and vile have removed
from Oakland to HOLSTER to reside.
Bournemouih Circle meets Wednes-
day. Nov. "a. Important business.
Mrs. Ella Scott. who has been con-
fined to her bed for a week. is i'm
proving.
Oscar Lee and wife have moved from
Oakland to Pacific and Mason streets,
San Francisco.
Mrs. Frances Carr. who underwent
an operation at the Merritt hospital, is
reported better.
The Philharmonic orchestra will fur
nish music for the Central dancing
school in future.
There will be dancing and pro-
gramme both evenings at st. Johns
hall parochial fair.
Mrs. A Malone of 525 Chester street.
who has been confined to her bed with
grip. is able to be up.
Only few days more before the
close OF the fair. 90 gel busy and help
swell the number to $4,000, 900.
George Malcolm received the sad
intelligence of the death of his mother
in he West Indies on November IL.
R. L. Roberts returned Sunday from
a trip through Vancouver. Seattle. and
Tacoma on the Western Union private
car.
Do not miss the grand promenade on
Thanksgiving eve for the benefit Of the
Home for Aged and Infirm Colored
People.
Athens lodge. No. 70, Elks, at their
meeting on Nov. 16. passed resolutions
of coincidence on the death of Booker
T. Washington.
Bonrnemouth Circle held an interest
ing meeting on Nov. 10th. Mrs. Maud
Francis was initiated, and two new
names were proposed.
Mrs. Clara Jones, daughter of Mrs.
Scott of 1927 Goss street, moved from
Vallejo, and will spend the winter with
her mother in Oakland.
Mrs. Harry Williams of Omaha, who
is to appear in the sketch, "A Cloudy
Day" on November %, is rated as
first class Don't miss it,
Get your tickets and begin selling for
the Hawaiian festival of December IA.
A quarter ton of coal to person selling
largest amount of tickets.
Miss Phoebe Copeland of Marysville
one of the most popular young ladies
of Northern California. will spend next
week in our midst to Witt The fair.
For faithful service during the sum-
mer, the Southern Pacific commissary
allowed all crews on the Shasta limited
a four days lay-over. with pay, so that
they could see the fair.
The entertainment to be given by
Miss Maggie Parker on December IA at
Starr King hall promises to be a sur
prise. The Hawaiian festival will bring
out several new faces and new talent.
Don't miss it..
Mrs Edna Winslow, u resident OF
Oakland twenty years ago, spent day
last week in our midst. took peek at
the fair, said howdy TO few friends
and good-by next day, and left for her
home in Chicago.
There was a good crowd at Central
dancing school at Majestic hall on the
18th instant. Otis Hearn and partner
will introduce the Congo dance next
Monday evening, Nov. 22d. Come out
early end learn it. Rvery one will be
given chance in prize turkey that
attends. In future the ladies will be
charged ten cents.
John G. Moore, who fell and injured
himself last July, when he was taken
to the hospital, died on last Tuesday,
Nov. 16. from the effects of the same.
He was well-known resident of Oak
land, and besides number of friends
leaves widow and one daughter,
Esther, and mother, brother aud two
sisters. He was native OF Providence,
r. and was aged 81 years, IL months
and 81 days. The funeral was held from
Henderson's undertaking parlors on
Friday at 2 O'Clock. Father Wallace
officiated.