The Western outlook., 1915-07-24
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

at Foresters' hall Read advertisement.
Headquarters Of the Odd Fellows
1910 committee will he Room sc, Bacon
block.
The Columbia outfitiing Company is
placing lis new SIMMER suits on sale.
Easy terms.
Mrs. Martha Ford has sold her
property oh Ninth street and has taken
up her residence at 922 Union.
Mrs. Cohen of Centre street received
notice OF the death Of her mother in
New Orleans on June Is.
The Home for Aged and Infirm Co..
oted People has secured park for lis
annual picnic on Labor day.
Mrs. Ray Towns, who has been visit
iEg in Yonkers. N. Y, left for home via
the Panama canal this week.
A committee from the United Hall
association is out for grounds for its
picnic on Labor day, September 6.
All Chinese lottery joints in Oakland
are closed. 1t is the first time in many
yeats that such condition has existed.
Any one having room to rent, with
barn in the rear to keep an auto
mobile. inform A. l.. Gross, 906 Fifth
street, Oakland.
United Hall association has secured
Lafayette park, Siege junction, for its
q al 1 k.1r 1o, O.
Particulars later
Do not miss Planet lodge picnic at
Grand Canyon, Sept. 8. ANY one who
attended the outing on July will tell
Won about the park
Do not fail to attend the promenade
concert TO be given 10y Occidental lodge
on August 5 al Foresters' hall A very
ENJOYABLE time is promised.
s. A. Bridges will please accept
thanks for complimentary tickets to
the promenade and dance Occidental
lodge of Odd Fellows, on August 5.
Mrs. Gordon, chairman of the social
committee. will please accept thanks for
complimentary tickets to whist party
TO be given in the near future at-7
Mrs. w. A. Lewis Of Chicago is visit
ing her sister, Mrs G. E. Shackplford
# Centle street. She is lond in praise
OF the Golden West" and expects to
prolcng her stay.
Bigger and better than ever before -
free barbecue, games. and races at the
West Indian Benevolent Associatinn's :
picnic on August 2 Watch this paper
for advertisement. Keep off date
The Past Chiefs association has ar
ranged for whist tournament. August
9th. Come out, all You good PLAYERS,
TO Foresters' hall and win prize. Adj
miosion, only Is cents.
Marechal Mel lodge, No. 4, X. p.
will hold its next regular meeting on
Tuesday evening. July 9th. Delegs,es
to the convention in Riverside will be
present TO make report.
Don't fail to attend the ODD Fellows
grand promenade on Thursday evening.
August 5lh. Best music. Come early
and stay late. The committee is going
to make this promenade the largest Of
the year.
Miss Irene Rutherford first appear
ance in musical recital. assisted bv
some Of Oakiand's best talent, will be
on August 81, 1915. at Starr King hall,
Fourteenth and Castro streets Partic-
ulars later.
Mrs. Margaret Head CT Los Angeles
visited here for few days as the guest
OF Mra. Sophia Nicholson and Mrs
Jessie Hughes of Elmhurst, taking in
the exposition. and returning home
much pleased.
There is good evidence of Contractor
s c. Rogers concrete work On the San
Pablo road. For nearly mile he is
putting in concrete cuIverts. 1t looks
good to see his signs: :" This Street
CIosed--S. G. Rogers, Contractor"
We are irving to give you the best OF
everything. Come ont and enjoy a
pleasant evening. Ladies. 10c; gentle
men. 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
N. Hardy, w. II. Evans. w. d. Jenkins.
r.. NJ. Hudson. who has opened the
undertaking parlor at Eighth and Henry
streets. has had several years expert
ence in Omaha. Neb. He expects TO
bring his family here to reside. He is
a member Of the Masons and knights
of Pvthias.
The Orphean orchestra has been en-
larged by the addition OF several new
members. They are prepared TO de-
liver tie latest up-to-date music io'
p,cnics and dances. For information
regarding prices. ring up II. L. Clarke
or write to 9l9 Thirty-third street.
The Marion social club has changed
it's night from Thursday to Wednesday
for its dancing school. Attendance is
good, music is excellent, and every one
enjoys it. Admission-Ladies. only lC
cents: gentlemen, 25 cents. Marion
hall, Eleventh street near Broadway.
The West Indian Aid Association has
arranged to handle large crowd at its
picnic on August 2 The place 10 Shell
Mound park. Do not miss the free
barbecue, and this year the races vii
h. a biy feature in the afternoon Ad.