Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - August 25, 1913, Woodland, California ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 25 1013 DAILY ESTABLISHED MINOR EVENTS IN REGARD TO Early fob County Resident and Brother of Mrs S A Black oi COUNTY FAIR Their Trips in and Out of Town and Who Are Guests Henry C Hoffman died in Santa Cruz on Saturday August af ter an Illness of about three weeks He was buried on the following Tuesday in tho Odd Fellows cemetery Deceased was a native of vania and if he had lived until the ISth of next December he would have Alge returned to Chico Sun evening Schurley left Sunday even ing for Sisson Schuyler Walton hits returned Fresno to N been 90 years of age Over half a century ago he came to California locating in Northern Yolo near Blacks Fov 20 years he was in part with E Q in tural on the farm now own ed by Mr Crites After they dissolved partnership Mr Hoffman moved to the vicinity ot where he resided for many years His next re moval was to Red Bluff where he lived until two years ago when he retired and moved to Santa Cruz to juss the remainder of his days About 30 years ago he was married to Mrs Martha Myers who survives him To them there was born one child a daughter She is married and resides near Chico but we have been unable to learn her name He leaves three grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews A brother Ja cob Hoffman died in Knights Land ing several years ago and another M L Way horseman returned to Fresno Sunday J Twohy horseman returned to Warm Springs Sunday Adam McBride of Sacramento was mo brother Dan died in His sister Mrs S A Black of this city is now the only survivor of a family of eleven children She was youngest member of the family During Mi Hoffmans long residence n this county he made a host o many of whom survive bin and who will learn of bis death witl sincere sorrow He bore nn enviable reputation as a a loyal friend and a devoted husban and father J M returned to San Francisco Sunday Tom Anderson and wife Santa Cruz Saturday evening Senator Ben Rush returned to Sul un Sunday morning Fred Chadbourne and James South rland returned to Sun ay G R Matlock returned to Sant losa Sunday morning G O Meese and wife returned t Landing Sunday morning George Dunbar and wife returned t San Francisco Saturday evening Will O Dinfee and wife left to San Francisco Sunday L B Clark horseman ot Fresn has returned to that city Miss Hershel Kopp returned fro THE mm EXPRESSED After four days of strenuous labor By H S Maddox e judges finished their task Satur Thanks to the people throughout of awarding the premi Yolo county who gave their nis to winners in tho various and hearty cooperation and sup port lo tho project the Yolo county sions The complete list oC winners is oa FANCY WORK Ladies over 60 years old Pair knit ool socles Mrs S A Parker first Mrs S C Car Alleged Drag Purveyor li knowingly Enticed Out oi au Francisco Sunday evening accor panted by Miss Gale Leon Wing sport expert on E returned to San Francisco Sa evening Dr J L Smith and wife of Fallo Nevada are visiting relatives in this city S T and J R Hunt stock men of Millville returned homa Sun day evening George to Sail Fran fico Kelley is secretary i the Breeders Association George Berry and wife of Napa have home Mr Berry is the own of the famous Napa Slock Farm It V and wife Miss Ma and H V Traynham Jr returned shawl ugton first Lace collar Mrs R L McKinney rst Mrs Gridley second Lace stand cover Mrs Gridley first Lace center piece Mrs Hayden irst and second centerpiece Mrs Jesse Dean first Roman embroidery Mrs Jesse Dean irst Lace handkerchief Mrs Hayden irst and second Hemstitched handkerchief Mrs Hayden first apron Mrs Jesse Dean Irst WORK OF MISSES UNDER 14 Hand made apron Thelma Reidel first Bernice Hadsall second Cotton embroidered apron Harriet Strong first and second j HORSE AND PONY SHOW i Five gaited saddle class A H j Briuton first Edgar Roberts sec ond H C Hinckley third Harness horses pairs John Clark first B A second Wood ami Hackney Stud third Harness A H Bow CMS second Kathleen Coll third E T Webb Saddle Derwin Crit aer second Hilda Kincheloe third ilin Marders Youngest hoy anil girl competing In the pony Bowers young est girl and Edward C Webb young ost hoy Three gaited saddle A H Brinton second Woodland Stud third Maggie DeRose Combination Wood land Hackney Delight second Woodland Hackney Stud Gwendolyn third A II Brinton Gold Ladies Saddle H Brinton first Magqio DeRose second Single Harness W S fair which camo to a close Saturday evening was an unqualified success On behalf of the board of directors I take this opportunity of expressing my thanks to the many individuals and organizations who gavo us j grand support which undoubtedly made the fair the best little fair given in California this year Tho receipts were away above ex and we will pay our bills dollar for dollar Considering that this was our first attempt at managing such a big en 1 believe that I am speaking the minds of every booster in Yolo county in slating that the Yoly county fair o 1913 all that could be ex John W owner of the Woodland Stock Farm who so gener donated towards the project has told me that he is perfectly satisfied with the manner in which the people responded to hla generous efforts in our behalf He has stated to me that J C Owen a Stranger Must Answer to Charge of At tempt to Murder J C Owen will stand trial for an at tempt to murder George Elston who for years has been the bridge at Knights Landing In a on the Sutler side of Hit bridge Saturday afternoon the strang er drew a knife on Elston and out ft severe gash In his forehead and a deep wound In his back Elston Is an elderly man but his condition Is Im proved today and It is believed he wil recover The Unite Is in Sutler county jail The altercation followed an of the bridge tender to prevent tin stranger from entering a tent be longing to Will According to witnesses a few hot words quickly led to blows It la said that Owen was aggressor When ho attempted to hit Elston tho latter dodged and struck his assailant with the end of a flagstaff Then the hobo drew a knife ami before spec he will give us every possible finan cial assistance in promoting another I and far better Yolo county fair for 1914 Without the aid of tho willing and hardworking men assisted mo on the board ot directors the manage ment the fair would have been sadly lacking To these good men of Yolo county I express my heartfelt thanks True enough we made many mis takes but by these we hope tators could Interfere Elston was ly ing on tho ground bleeding profusely with severe wounds In the forehead and back When J S McGriff and others Chester C and Ethel F Married in Sac Saturday tho reason why Cheater iiy Kinnear member of tho Demo crat force voted that Saturday after noon be off preference to nay other day during Iho county has been ascertained at last Choi put one over on ns after the early Saturday afternoon was struck off tripping to Sacra mento for matrimonial purposes Mr Klinear was married to Ethel Kay at the stroke of 7 oclock Hev Frank Baker of the First Methodist church officiating while It was known that was slipping fast under the hypnotic control oC the little rascal Cupid ft was never suspected that the event of lifetime would occur until one Sep morning In tho very near fu ll re It happened however and tho Dem crat sincerely congratulates Although ho has lived in this city for nly a short time Mr Kinnear has one of he regulars on the Democrat force and his worth Is by tho editor and by all are associated with him Mr Kinnear lias been In the newspaper By telling ya funny story wh caused Tom Campbell alleged to at the head of a drug ring in Sac a to forget where to get of a train Detective Hallii ir kidnaped the man across the county line into Sacramento comity Saturday where he made a legal ar rest The police have been anxious to Campbell as he waa known to smuggling drugs from Yolo county into this Saturday it was learned Lo was on a electric train with a large consign ment ot contraband drugs Hallinan walked out the track beyond Broder ck and flagged the train Hallinan could not Campbell having drugs In Yolo county A show of force might lead to the mans ever hear the story Dld you said the detective over Camp bells shoulder on his subject and held the point tho train was on the Sacramento bridge Campbell yelled to the conducto that he wanted to get off Its too late now smiled Were In Sacramento county an are under i College Cily Sunday Fred member of the ele sporting staff returned to aSn Saturday evening G W and wife leave foi Cobb valley this where they will spend a couple of weeks enjoying he air Judge W P McNair starter at the ace meeting went to San Francisco unday morning He hails from Doug is Arizona Miss Bert Grau of Sacramento ames Hanna of Martinez and Mr and Irs George Francis of Napa spent he weeks end in this city as the guests of Mrs E Poffenberger H H Cannon came up from Oak and Saturday evening Mrs Cannon as not rallied ns effectively as was expected from the effects of an oper tion to which she submitted shortly after leaving Woodland William Lange editor of the Breed er and Sportsman returned to San Francisco Saturday the opinion of Mr Lange the race between Jim Logan Don Pronto and Dan Logan To feel Have tood and deep and enjo OKI Burdock Blood Bitten groat tonic and builder Black first Woodland Hackney Stud second A H Brinton third California Stock Horses W W Flu s first H C Hinckley second J U Rowe third Standard Bred Horses Stallions colts under one year A F Baker first three year old and over H S first one year H S first and second Mares three years old and over to proft In the future It was our frst big undertaking and I believe we will be pardoned for tho lack of experi ence Again I thank the people who so generously cooperated In the Yolo county fair of 1913 an support and gener assistance those In charge of the exhibits at the fair grounds are par grateful to Mrs James tls Mrs B J DePuo Mrs Asa Mor ris Miss Annie Richie Monica St Louis Mrs Emily Mrs Woodard oC Yolo Mrs of Woodland Mrs Emma Christine Langenour and Mr King of Almond Vina ed lo tho aid ot Owen fled He was quickly overtaken by Constable Fied Green but It was considerable difficulty that he was taken into custody The had neither his handcuffs nor his pistol and it was not until Officer BaMey ar rived from Sutler county that the con stable was able lo land bis man Tho resistance offered by the er leads tho officers to believe tha ho lias i past record H will In chained with an attempt to commi murder and will be tried In tho court of Sutler county Court Notes for many years He Is com and able and besides Is an all round good fellow His bride Is by nature with the graces and charms that tend to woman a good companion in life lor man During her brief residence In this city sbo has made many Intl wato friends who will Join with the in extending best wishes to Mr and Mrs for a blessed and happy married life Mr and Mrs Kinnear will mako their home oil Third street Charles Katon Sacramento man when arrested Saturday morning protested bis innocence decided to plead guilty the same after oon and waa fined Chaises of tho peace of one were dismissed Eaton paid his fine and was told lo leave town over State lacks and hero Saturday afternoon was the bes race California has seen In years Sallow complexion comei from bll Impurities in the blood and th fault lies with the liver and bowel they are torpid The medicine that gives in such It Is a fine liver stimulant and bowe regulator Sold by J R Shelton druggist Farm first and second Jennets Two years old F Baker first C R Marley sec nd H S Hogoboom third Two one year C R Marley first ears old H S Hogoboom first Colts One year old C R Marley first Hackney Stallions Two years old L L DePue first Belgian three earold and over First Breed ers Association Percheron and Draft Stallions Three years old and over First Ruby and Bowers second Ruby and Bow ers third C E Huggles Clydesdale Stallion two years old First Ruby and Bowers Mare three years old and over First Ruby and Bowers colt either sex State University Farm first and sec ond prizes Suckling and over John Clark first and sec ond prizes three years old and over first H C Hinckley second Ruby and Bowers Mares three years old and University Farm first prize and H C Hinckley second CATTLE yearling W W Fiske first A K Brinton second years old and over A H Brinton first Two years old and over A H Brin ton first and second H Brinton first Breeders young H Brin ton first Dairy W Morris i Sons first Eph Weiss Tbo eipert refracting optician ot San Francisco will be in Woodland at the Julian Hotel on August A W FOX TAILOR John Rush and George Proctor re turned to Rio Vista Sunday IM ill It I 1 H 1 I I I SHEEP Hampshire two years old and Kaupe Bros first andj second years old and o HID of the United Brethren The annual conference of the Uni tiil Brethren will bo held in tbs city Wednesday September iil and continuing until the following Sunday The Managerial Association will be in session on Tuesday Sep tember 2d The sessions will be held in a large I lent to be erected on tho vacant lot opposite the church on the corner of Fourth street and Lincoln avenue the conference a camp meet ing will lie held for several weeks There will be services In the church next Sunday Those who are desirous of entertaining the ministers and dele gates during their stay in this city are requested to notify Rev F L Ward colt either University Farm first and second Pony and Sad First and Bowers second Kathleen Coil third Kathleen Coll Display Ponies First Kathleen Coll second Ruby and Bowers three years old Kaupe Bros first Under one Bros first Between one and two Bros first Bros first Pen of four Bros first O t C SWINE Whites Boars one year and under two John Clark first Under six months J B Archer first John Clark second years old and Clark first Between one and two Clark first Between six months and one John Clark first Under six and first B Archer Ram auy Bros firat Ewe any Bros first POULTRY Trio White Plymouth H Sharp first and second Pea White Plymouth H Sharp first and second Trio Buff Edson first Trio Barred Plymouth Edson first Dr J T Royles Trio Edson first Pen of White L Beach first If you sit In a cool draft when you I are heated and get a stiff neck or lame i back you will be looking for some thing that will ease the pain Fix your mind on Ballards Snow Lini ment and dont be talked out of It be cause It 13 the best pain relieving lini ment you can gel anywhere Price SOc and Jl per bottle Sold by I R Shelton druggist Continued on pace 4 Woodland August 25 to wife of Shirley Coll a 10 pound girl Too Late for Classification THE CHINA WASHHOUSE formerly owned by lling Chang located ou west Main street opp Catholic church has been sold to Kee Ping who will do all kinds ot washing and 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