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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
6
Local column invites readers to act as editors by submitting opinions and suggestions. It encourages participation on community issues and public affairs, inviting constructive feedback and featuring reader notes as space allows.
Beginning Sunday July 18 1915 all outgoing mails will close at 2 30 p m on Sundays and holidays. Anyone with letters to go out on night trains after 2 30 p m can mail them in boxes at the passenger depot. Clerks on trains take up mail from the boxes. Co E Kendrick Postmaster.
The Barstow Printer column lists notices from C. L. Caldwell and Mrs. Geo. Pedleton, travel notes on Pomona and Los Angeles visits, hotel Barstow activity, and advertising for tailored suits. It mentions Ella White’s illness, rental listings by K. M. Dillingham, and a new brick line at Diflingham’s.
Dr. Anderson records births for the Sakomoto family a boy on July 8, for the Peralba family a girl on July 11, for the Salazar family a boy on July 12, and for the Crutcher family a boy on July 13.
Electors of Waterman School District California to vote July 31 1915 on a tax to buy ground and build a new school house raising 14000 dollars. Polls open 1 pm to 6 pm at the public school. Election officers listed including Inspector Mrs Addie F Colcord and Judge Mrs Stella M White.
Barstow Gospel Mission announces Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and a long service at 7 45 p m with the pastor’s sermon. Prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening at 7 45. Rev E E Hopper is pastor and invites all to attend.
Rev J C Hall, well recommended, will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday June 27 morning and evening. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 745. Mid week service has been discontinued for the summer. Rev Day, Minister.
The notice invites all residents to attend a Christian Sunday School session every Sunday at the Barstow school house.
A sociable will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Congregational church. Music and refreshments offered. A silver collection at the door benefits the classroom. Children under seven admitted free.
A reader advertises all wool pants made to measure at five dollars during Hendersons tailoring sale offering personalized fittings and affordable pricing.
A compilation of recent hotel arrivals includes T. W. Shumway, Geo. Vanderburg, R. L. Davis of Los Angeles. J. M. Bowles of Pomona. Mrs. Rudolph and daughter of Fresno. A. McDonald. R. T. Davenport. Winslow. W. C. Wallace. C. H. Knight. Geo. W. Shepherd. J. B. Nation. B. B. Bailey of Los Angeles. A. R. McKay and wife. Addison Sally of Newport. Geo. W. Price and wife. J. R. Price and wife. Colin Cummad and family. Aston Clark of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Biell of Bedford Hills. Geo. Gebhardt. H. H. Keefer and family of St. Augustine. J. B. Healey of Denver. Mrs. J. B. Stewart. Mrs. J. B. Mitchell. E. Pays and wife of Selina. ADS Hamilton of Colorado Springs.
A local tailor named Henderson advertises a $25 suit now offered at $15 to entice customers. The message emphasizes value and urges shoppers to consider new attire options.
Jury in the Preciado embezzlement case failed to reach verdict after 23 hours of deliberation with seven for conviction and five for acquittal. Visalia begins shipments of the new beet sugar crop to the East. Lieutenant in British infantry arrested in Los Angeles faces a Federal indictment in San Francisco. Truckee plans to rebuild its ice palace and host Fiesta of the Snows on Donner Lake shores. California State Fruit Growers convention slated for July 27 to 31 at Stanford University and Festival Hall. Mrs Kugler injured by a firearm discharge in San Bernardino while removing a revolver from a wall hook.
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