Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 12, 1901, Woodland, California VOL XLIV WOODLAND CALIFORNIA SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 12 A WAR OF ROSES Entertainment io New Armory Hall Friday Evening Given Under the Auspices of the Young Ladies Social Club of Christian The young ladles social club of the Christian church showed both taste and Kood business sense in the and management of a very unique entertainment which was giv en ill new armory hall Friday even ing It was out of the or and so novel that it inspired the best efforts of the members from the moment it was first suggested and their and enthusiasm un usual interest among their friends All day Friday the various committees veve busy completing the details put ting on the touches to the decorations and enlisting the sympa thies ot their friends The young la dies were particularly active in their missionary work and their persistent buttonholing ami importuning served to remind us an election day The members of the society were as near equally divided aa possible The division was made by calling the roll and the red and white banners alternated hi choice As a result hus band aud wife were often arrayed against each other under opposing col ors Morgan appeared to be one of the chiefs in the red rose and he did some very clever work hut his cleverness was in a great measure oiled by his popular wife who was one of the leaders under the white rose Hag The attendance was good The ad mission at the door netted About twothirds of tie main hail was enclosed by the contending sides and he space was equally divided A Kire running north and south in the Snter of the hall fixed the dividing line The decorations were very ate and very pretty The committee in charge of the decorations for the white rose side consisted of Mrs Mor gan MnT Harley Hurling Mrs Wm Browning Misses Grace Holt and Julia Boggs and they had a number vol assistants The red rose committee was made up of Mrs G R Mrs May Brown Mrs W Y Browning Mr and Mrs Gist the Misses Eakle Nellie Bullock Clara Bell Griffin Brown Mary Browning Irma Brown lug Ruby Garrette Grace Craig and Ora Stephens Of course the white rose was a dis feature in the white booth and some very flue specimens were ex White crepe paper and ropes of smilax were tho features of the overhead decorations Ivy on the bal cony and asparagus ferns on tlie wire netting were used with very pleas ag effects Potted plants hanging mirrors and asparagus ferns were the features in the dining room The special illuminations were green and white incandescent lights De lemonade was served from a large punch bowl The menu consist ed of chicken salad dainty wafers olives salted almonds icecream an gel food cake and coffee A bevy of pretty ranging from ten to fif teen years of age gave admirable ser vice in the dining room In tho red booth the decorations ware exquisite Tho arch over tho was particularly beautiful Hcd roses ribbons and smilax formed tho and the arc of red incandescent lights completed a very pretty picture The design over liond was in red streamers Tho wire netting on tho south was a of rod geraniums smilax and red satin ribbons The oust balcony in pepper branches hanging baskets and bows of red crepo paper On tho east wall woro mirrors muskets haver sacks and other accoutrements of Coni George Ray and Elmer Van Tassell in uniform and carrying muskets acted as sentinels at the entrance Mastor Edwin Bodoll in Lord suit of bright crimson acted us and little as Refreshments were served in apart ments former with the aid of pretty folding screens The decorations were lowers and potted plants The menu consisted of chicken salad dain chips coffee peppermint ms icecream and orange food Cool and refreshing lemonade was served during the entire evening The white rose adherents opened the program with a very pretty tiou La Polka rendered by the following members of the mando lin club Mrs W H Lawson Misses Kate and Miss Carmen Clowe and Mr H Mis Steiner Mrs Campbell H Browning and George Craig sang a very pretty quartette My I So Well The fam A B C duet was well rendered by Miss Mattie Garrette and George Craig Mrs Delia sang Could 1 In splendid voice A very funny little farce entitled Why Mrs Gaskill Didnt Hire a Cook was the next number on the program Miss Grace Holt ated Mrs Gaskell and her guest was Mrs Harley The applicants were Mrs I P Diggs as Susan High head dressed in all the colors of the rainbow George Craig cleverly made up as a Chinaman Miss D Campbell who didnt want the position unless the landlady could speak Latin and French fluently Miss Mattie Garrette who bad the swagger and vernacular of the tough girl down to a fine point and Miss El ma Goln who had the manners and brogue of au Irish girl who could cook like an angel An favorite Cousin Jede brought out Mrs Carrie Gray Mrs J J Morgan Mrs W H Brown ing Mrs I P Diggs Miss Mabol ook W H Browning George Craig and T ester Rhodes Their costuming ivas exceedingly funny and by many this feature was considered tho best on the program After this number Rev J J Morgan announced the beginning of the red rose program Misa Leonoro Cummins rendered in a very artistic manner on tho piano Sixth Rhapsody Mrs Steiner aud W H Browning ang very sweetly Goodbye Sweet Day Two Little introduced two little sprites Helen Rosenberg and Dorothy Porter who aoon demon tho fait that there are some things that children can do as well as their mothers Mrs May gave very effectively a humorous recitation enti tled She Wanted to Learn Elocution Tho closing number a quartet entitled The Auctioneer splendidly rendered by Misses Mary Browning and Abbio Eakle and Gist and Browning It was then announced that refresh ments woro ready to he served aud for the next hour the refreshment tables were well patronized Everybody was also invited to cast a ballot ex pressing an opinion as to which was entitled to Uie palm of victory Three hundred and eightythree votes were cast auci the white rose ents won by a margin of The wearers of the red rose took defeat good naturedly comforting them selves with the thought that their re exceeded those of their success ful opponents by Not Too Funny Now and then some crank conies along and professes something that Is to be too funny Thats all right for Napa or Stockton but Woodland is sane and orderly and so The Old Maids in the inimitable farce O Its a Man are just enough for just as funny as one can stand Our local stars who are fine arc In It and the whole matter is pointed toward October 21st at p m Watch for the bills and the con undrum show window guess cards English Walnuts John Martin who lives west of Woodland has two English walnut trees that are 15 years old and have been in hearing for only 2 years A M Eaton sold him the young trees and he is selling a great number of slips to those who have concluded to graft the English walnut on other stock The nuts on the Martin trees are very large and of good flavor Hanson Was It Oakland received another severe drubbing Friday from the hands of San Francisco The score was 131 Hanson had the distinction of having scored the only run and only stolen base for his team He also managed to secure one of the three hits made by Oakland Attention Company F Members of Company F will please assemble at the armory on Sunday morning at oclock for the regu lar shoot CAPTAIN CURSON Stricken With ol this place wse stricken with and complete one inn and aide Alter baine treated hy Rn emi nent physician for quite with out relief my wife recommended Chain Pain Balm and after two o it he is almost entirely cured Man Logan W Several olhe yi ry re partial have henn effected by the tifie rJ thia lini ment It most widely known how ever as cure lor sprains and bruises hy 1 V The Heit for Chills ever is i of Groves Tonle It is simply Iron find quinine in a form No pnv For the best me ule moat prompt ser vice and polite Attention so to donr east ol College street Woodland Seating 100 at onne F W Tasteless Chlil Tonic NO 241 BRIEF CITY NEWS Events of Interest in Woodland and Surroundings rocal Items of More or Less Interest Picked up Her aud There On the Wing Dont fail to and Mason this evening Rudolph and Adolph will afford the sort of plum this ev ening Or J McLean it of will be nt tho College stables on Monday next Mr and Mrs Oscar have of Lord Murray a hand some buggy The White House quotes some con vincing prices on coverings in its now ad to which we call attention Every day of warm weather and dry winds lessens the that the ral will sustain losses The West Valley Lumber Com pany is employing two wagons to move the lumber it is now receiving Larke formerly nas been tendered the leadership of the Grass Valley and Nevada City Most of those who have made a study of hog cholera say that all hogs that die of the disease should he burned The second crop of strawberries is still in the market and ye editor was horn with a strawberry mark on his appetite I Leako left for Sacramento this afternoon to play cornet with Pro orchestra m Hale Bros this evening is a delegate to the grand encampment of Odd Fellows which will be held in Fresno com mencing next Friday Pierce has removed all his stock from Glen Alpine for the season The snow season has already opened at that popular resort The market have evolved a very ingenious scheme for evading the provisions of the game law Dealers in San Francisco now act as brokers latest news from Frank Lam of who is in a Sacra mento hospital holds out tho hope that the amputation of his not bo necessary Rev H L Matthews telegraphs from Santa Rosa that he is sick and will not be home until next week There will therefore he no services In the M E church south tomorrow Ike Hyman swore out a complaint in Justice court this after noon Schneider with having used a cane on Hyman the young son of Mr and Mrs Ike Hyman Mrs E Barbour returned from Woodland Sunday where she was called some time ago by the serious illness of her father He is now Im proving and his recovery is expected although he is a very old no Courier Services to be Held at the Various Places of Worship Methodist Episcopal Strangers Sabbath Home Second and North streets Hov C E Winning pastor The pastors theme for the morning will bo How to Have Two Good Services Every Sunday and the following music will be presented Aria Mozart Unto the Lord Wobor Andante Gluck In the pastor will speak on Music and tho musical program will bo as follows Lost Song service Choir and congregation Make Mo a Sanctuary Lorenn Nocturne 1030 Sunday school at League meeting at p m A cordial welcome awaits you at any of the above services St Lukes Episcopal church Second street between Main street and Lin coln Rev O Parker pastor Celebration of the holy communion 7 a m Sunday school a in morning prayer and sermon 11 a in evening prayer and sermon p m On the first Sunday in the month there will be a second of tho holy communion at the 11 service All are most cordially in to attend Church oi the Holy Rosary Main street Father Grealy pastor Father Horgan will he cele in the church at 8 and a m Masa will be celebrated at Knights Lauding at 9 a m Christian church corner College street and Lincoln avenue J J Morgan school at 10 a 111 The morning will bo tho third in tho series on Christianity Special music at each service Solo by Mr Craig in and the mule quartet will sing at the service Baptist church corner College street nud Lincoln Sane and Sensible Thoughts for Honest Living and What is Heaven and What is furnish the themes at the Baptist Stewart will proach Besides all of tho regular orders of service on such occasions wo shall have some good singing by tho choirs of both the Baptist and Congre welcome is also cordial and u double welcome as it comes from both congregations The studies will do good to anyone and we lelieve will ha especially interesting to those who have not fully settled the matter of whether heaven or hell is to be next home Will Not Be Here Tho meeting at the mission rooms this evening will not be conducted by tho W C T U as the speaker G T Meeker cannot be present as adver on account of other pressing duties Baseball The Willows baseball is ex to arrive this afternoon and will remain in this city until Monday morn ing Seats have been put up for the accommodation of tho crowd and the diamond wiil be put in con dition today The following is the lineup of the two teams Willows Woodland OBrien second center fieldBall A new remedy for la now ou sale at J V drug store It is called Stomach am Liver Tablet It quick relief and will prevent lie attack if siven na Boor ss the first indication of the ftp Price per box Sample free for lie Thun For those In the malaria die trials Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic name Chill Tonic the Makes Hot Breads Whole some Makes delicious hot biscuit griddle cakes rolls and muffins QO 100 NEW YOUK PURELY PERSONAL Movements of Persons Prominent in Society and Business The excitement incident to traveling and of food and water often on diarrhoea and tor this reas on no one should without u of Colic Cholera and Remedy For salo by I V Leithold Verna cures pilea or For aale in Woodland by J V Gossip of Interest About People Who Dwell in Woodland Suburban Districts Yates left this morning for San Rosa J Pickering went south this morning W Y Browning loft for Fresno this morning A Anderson went to Sacramento this morning C B Byrns went to Sail Francisco this morning G H Jackson left for City this morning Henry wan an arrival on the train Miss Nannie was au arrival on the train Mrs W J Parker has returned from springs Win and wife returned to this morning Miss Julia McWilliams was nn ar rival on the noon train Sirs B W Biddle of Oakland is visiting her son Chester In this city Hose and Agnes Hachmann returned from Knights Landing this morning S Tobey who has been employed in the Model bakery left today for his home hi Buffalo J D Lawson and Mr and Mrs I Lawsons two little girls and Zuro wont to Berkeley this morning D 0 Coy returned Thursday from a visit to relatives and friends at Woodland and ding Free Press fT R Lowe and wife left for San this morning to visit their son Clem who is St Matthews college COLUMN exceeding thu head lor Oily wook payable In a SWX KODAK A In good condition Vacs lilma only Hoof of with It Will bo sold Can be seen In this Address KODAK FINK 1 steern and hellers 100 calves 110 A 1 cows Durham bred For lull enquire ot HUOa CAVE nf I Komi of No J dairy cows uni 1 mllo and IHK on suitor For limber rail on or It M A SON Graf out BALkONE COLONIES Of V bees for Kor further ad dress I B CAWS 012 Fur a roou enave rr sham vn to M If TlOR MAKES AND 27 V young mules 1 2 set of male U F 5 mites of I P I Merchants San Fran isco la onr agom Thli paper N tile In his office A SOW WITH HIG i i J crop off right car 71 branded Any Information left at this or P O box 10S will bo IIPA HORSE A with long notion ropo attacked to neck knee on lett fore lug swollen about 9 or 10 can mid paying ORCHARD 012 MKN TO CHOI i f 1 day and Apply lo the or n ho rump o creek 81711 HAM MONTGOMERY 00000 RAISIN foil SAIK tor drying trull oj U v1 Dodge hotter known na JOHN SLATER THE WORLDS GREATEST MENTAL PSYCHIC Will hold two ot bin marvelous test tit ARMORY HALL Sunday and Monday Evenings Oct 13 aud 14 at p in sharp 25 cents OF COURSE YOU ALL KNOW WE SELL CARPETS MATTING LINOLEUM ETC BUT DO YOU KNOW WE SELL THEM AS CHEAP AS ANY OF THE BIG CITY CONCERNS Look into this Investigate if you need Carpets We sell a yard wide at halt wool u yard wide at Window up to and and up Bear in mind we are showing all new bright and pretty patterns in carpets THE WHITE HOUSE GOLD SILVER SHIRTS PEOPLES TRADE PALACE GUGGENHIME CO BUYERS OF DRIED FRUITS RAISINS NUTS HONEY WOODLAND PACKING HOUSE
