Personal Items Picked Up About Town
Miss Vera Horner, a Barstow grammar school teacher, surprised Saturday as her five sisters and Herbert Zugg of Baldwin Park motored in for a weekend stay. Mrs. George Deskins left Wednesday for a luncheon and bridge party hosted by Mrs. Faulkner of Redondo Beach, with Mrs. McIntyre of San Bernardino and Mrs. Sloan of Barstow attending. The Waulkner hostess, a former Barstow resident, will be remembered by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Horner
Alma
Ruth Horner
Herbert Zugg
Baldwin Park
Barstow
Barstow Grammar School
George Deskins
Faulkner
Redondo Beach
McIntyre
San Bernardino
Sloan
Mrs. Craig
Waulkner
Mexican men face Liquor charges in Justice Court
H M Padilla and Carl V Esquivel appeared in Justice Court on a Saturday. Padilla was found guilty of transporting liquor and sentenced to six months or $500, choosing jail time. Esquivel received six months probation after being charged with selling liquor. Both defendants were local Mexicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Padilla
Carl V. Esquivel
Justice Court
Padilla
Esquivel
Mrs M H Edwards to Open Dress Parlor in Barstow
Mrs M H Edwards of Los Angeles plans to locate in Barstow and open a dress making parlor after two weeks in the city. Her daughter Miss Virginia Summers will reside with her. The report notes Barstow growth, new Smuin Grocery and Barstow Mercantile Meat Market openings, highway construction, and a lunch counter with substantial daily meals. A Lost Leathier pocketbook is offered for return of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Edwards
Los Angeles
Barstow
Virginia Summers
Santa Fe
Smuin Grocery Company
Barstow Mercantile Meat Market
C. Arnoldus
Mable Hill
Lazenby
Thos. Smuin
Barstown Bakery Opens In New Williams Addition Location
The Barstown Bakery will open in its new Williams addition location Monday with a specially built oven. Mr Hudson aims to supply quality bread to deter external bakeries, and the oven test yielded perfect satisfaction. Pastries from the old site will be available at the new store, while the building rooms, white enameled by Chas Williams, create an attractive look. Williams plans further white enamel work on adjacent space this spring for the stores and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smuin
Ray Conaway
Will Whittecar
Williams
Barstown
Hudson
Chas. Williams
South American exhibit at Congregational church event
Mrs A C Pratt hosted Thursday for thirty guests at the Congregational Church. Ada Winger visiting from Venezuela shared insights about the country and showcased articles crafted by South American women and children. A reading and music followed by a luncheon of chicken, salad, rolls, and coffee. The event offered an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Pratt
Ada Winger
Venzuela
South America
Orville O Jonas Seeks Soldier’s Proof on Homestead Claim
Orville O Jonas of Newberry California has filed notice of intention to make final three year soldier's proof to establish claim on his homestead entry numbers for Section 22 in the Newberry area. The public hearing will be held February 27, 1925 at 9 a.m. before the U S Land Office in Los Angeles. Witnesses named are H Mellon Mary Mellon Charles McCoy and Katherine McCoy, all of Newberry California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Calif
Orville O. Jonas
Newberry
Register
California
H. Mellon
Mary Mellon
Charles McCoy
Katherine McCoy
Dudley
Valentine
Newberry man files final proof on homestead land
Land Office at Los Angeles California January 14 1925 notice states Rue H Baxter of Newberry California seeks final three year proof to establish claim to SE1 4 NW1 4 SW1 4 NE1 4 Sec 7 T SN R40 S B M before Register and Receiver US Land Office Los Angeles February 26 1925 at 9 a m Witnesses C E Burckhardt George Shafer C S Van Doren James Price all of Newberry California Dudley S Valentine Register Non Coal No withdrawals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
H. Baxter
Newberry
Calif
S.B.M
Register and Receiver
US Land Office
Cal
C. E. Burckhardt
Geo. Shafer
C. S. van Doren
James Price
Dudley S. Valentine
Notice of liability limit by W C Whittecar
Notice states it will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Mrs W C Whittecar. Dated January 28 1925 and signed by W C Whittecar. Two token publication days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whittecar
Confirmation Dates for St. Joseph Catholic Church
Confirmation will be administered by the Rt. Rev. Bishop on March 8 in Barstow March 9 in Ludlow March 10 in Blythe and March 11 in Oro Grande. Those seeking confirmation should register at the Rectory and attend Confirmation Class each Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church led by Rev. C. T. Kerfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Catholic Church
Barstow
Ludlow
Blythe
Oro Grande
St. Joseph’s Church
Notice of California Land Selection Under Federal Statutes
The State of California filed in the U S Land Office Los Angeles a School Indemnity Land Selection No 9182 Serial 037828 to select tracts S1 2 of NE 14 and 1 2 of NW 14 Sec 22 T 9 R 8 B M A list by subdivisions is posted for inspection. Protests or contests may be filed during five weeks from publication and will be forwarded to the General Land Office. Dated Los Angeles Jan 9 1925. B B Smith Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Land Office
Los Angeles
State of California
General Land Office
California
Dudley S. Valentine
B. B. Smith
Notice of Business Change at Cliff House Resort
Dated Jan. 20, 1925, leased the Cliff House resort near Newberry Springs California to Oscar Osterman. The undersigned will not be responsible for any bills contracted against said business place. H. A. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff House
Newberry Springs
Cal
Oscar Osterman
California
Wanted Galvanized Pipe For Sale By Printer Office
Wanted second hand galvanised pipe in good condition 200 to 800 feet no lengths under 10 feet Leave word at Printer office 2 5tf
Notice of Assessment for B and M Fraction Mining Co
Notice from B and M Fraction Mining Company Randsburg California. Board of Directors met February 4 1925 to set a five cent per share assessment on capital stock previously levied September 18 1924. Payment is due to Secretary and Treasurer R A Lingrey at Room 212 Western Bldg Los Angeles. Delinquent stock on March 15 1925 will be advertised for sale and sold April 4 1925 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & M. Fraction Mining Company
Randsburg
California
R. A. Lingrey
Western Bldg
Cor
Western Ave
Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Notice of Public Filing for Homestead Soldier's Proof
Department of the Interior announces Melcherd H. Kutch of Barstow California filed notice of intention to make final three year soldier's proof to establish a land claim described as W1/2 SEc 34 19N 2W SB M at Los Angeles on March 9 1925 at 9 a.m. Claimants are Frank N Barstow and Dudley Barstow witness Miller and Marston of Barstow California and Los Angeles California. First publication January 29 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Calif
Melcherd H. Kutch
Barstow
Cal
P. O. Box
S.B.M
Register & Re
U.S. Land Office
Los
A.m. Ceiver
Angeles
Notice of Lease Termination at Cliff House Resort
Notice declares disposal of lease and discontinuation of business with the Cliff House near Newberry Springs California. They will not be responsible for debts contracted after this date against the resort. J. P. Partch and George Carruthers sign. First publication January 22, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Partch
George Carruthers
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San Bernardino Co
Lloyd E. Tiernan
Leathier
Melrose
H. L. Miller
Barstow Cafe
Felix Piltz
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
C.k. Kerfs
Christian Science Services
Antlers
B. C. Anderson
S. L. Benson
Arend’s
Barstow Res
C. T. Kerfs
Eugene G. Steeee
M. D
St. San Bernard
A. P. King
Pete
Barstow Mercantile Co
Grocerteria
THOS
SMUIN
H. A. Douglas
Order of the Board of
R. H. Singrey
W Wid. Talbert
Frank
Frank N
A. H. Pendleton
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