Social and Club Activities Sparked by Spring Mood
The piece reflects seasonal shift toward garden planning and civic beauty, recounting a neighbor’s act of decoration inspiring cleaner spaces. It notes Mr. Steele of Irvine & Muir Lumber Co., his relatives, and a San Francisco honeymoon as well as Beatrice Caughey's return home from Stanford due to influenza in her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Caughey
Stanford University
F. L. Caughey
Mr. Caughey
Beatrice
The Slow One and the Saving of Montfort
Angeline Riker may marry George Montfort but Chandler Barrett saves four trapped men during a river gorge救救. Barrett scales the ice packed river from a high wire with a rope to reach a sand bar, then guides a boat to safety. After the dramatic rescue Angeline declares she loves Barrett, not Montfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Montfort
Angeline Riker
Chan
Wilbur Winslow
Barrett
Winslow
Montfort
Riker House
Angeline
Alexander Penman
Hiram Spinner
James Newby
Chandler Barrett
Teo
Mercury
George
Ange
Newby
Chandler
Thomas Family Visits MenDocino Country on Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas and daughter of Salt Lake City toured the Mendocino region. Mr. Thomas is son of A. L. Thomas ex governor of Utah and brother of Major Alexander Thomas in France. They plan a stay in Santa Barbara for several weeks and may return here to settle permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fias
Maxwell
Elbridge Thomas
Salt Lake City
Thomas
A. L. Thomas
Utah
Alexander Thomas
France
Mendocino
Santa Barbara
Miss Maybird Eversole Enters San Francisco Secretarial School
Miss Maybird Eversole, an energetic graduate of Miss Head's in Berkeley, has enrolled at Maison's secretarial school in San Francisco. She notes many former classmates and several instructors are also studying there and she finds the work very engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybird Eversole
Berkeley
Maison’s School For Secretaries
San Francisco
Two Los Angeles Guests Return to Berkeley Sorority House
Miss Florence Bridgs and Miss Helen Murdock of Los Angeles, guests of Miss Elinor Thomas during the holidays, have returned this week to their sorority house in Berkeley in preparation for the university opening next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bridgs
Helen Murdock
Los Angeles
Elinor Thomas
Berkeley
Beale Plans Welcome for Grizzlies Homecoming
Mrs Beale visiting daughter in Berkeley departs for the city to join Californias crack artillery unit the Grizzlies arriving San Francisco today at 3 pm Alameda county soldiers among them Frank Salinsky a Grizzlies member. A house party will honor his home-coming at his mother Mrs S J Salinskys Berkeley home with Mrs Beale as guest.
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Beale
F. T.; Barker
Berkeley
San Francisco
California
Grizzlies
Alameda County
Sam
144Th Field Artillery
S. J. Salinsky
Mrs. Beale
Soldier Barker Visits Ukiah Before Cal Opening
Sergeant Deon Barker, recently honorably discharged, visited Ukiah this week. He looked fit in his soldier attire and planned to return to San Francisco Wednesday for the University of California opening next Monday. He had traveled along the Atlantic coast and in Canada after his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deon Barker
Virginia
Army
San Francisco
University of California
Dean
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Quiet Wedding At Parsonage In January
Lois Allingham and Clifford Steele wed quietly last Friday at the parsonage of the M. E. Church South. The ceremony occurred in a small, intimate setting with family and close companions in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. .E. Church South
Lois Allingham
D ‘Lifford Steele
Moore
Mrs. Hirschel Cleland Returns From Holiday Visit
Mrs. Hirschel Cleland and her young son traveled back to their San Francisco home last Sunday after enjoying the holidays at the W. P. Thomas residence. Dr Cleland is serving in the influenza effort in San Francisco.
UKIAH Events and Notices in Narrowed 1894-1904 Listings
Local notices from Ukiah and surrounding areas include deaths, marriages, and births such as Mrs. C. M. Day of Alameda dying at 26 in Potter valley, F. A. Roeder aged 75 in Largo, and Ralph C. Greenough and Kate Van Allen wed in San Francisco. Also recorded are marriages in Ukiah and Berkeley, rain-induced Eel river flooding near Alder Point, a World's Fair contest list from Ukiah youths, and anniversaries of A. H. Ewert.
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Potter Valley
C. M. Day
Alameda
J. P. Smith
Eel River
Alder Point
Blacksburg
Ukiah
Harrison Price
Assemblyman Co
W. Tindall
Point Arena
Mary L. Crawford
George Case
Earl Snell
Bennett Pemberton
Bertha Williams
Gus Angle
Louis German
Howard Brown
Mendocino
George Squires
Covelo
J.C. Bol‘ster
Miss Josie Laviletta Victim of Influenza
Miss Josie Laviletta daughter of G H Laviletta died at her father's home near Talmage from influenza contracted while nursing her sister’s family in town. She was twenty one and leaves her father three brothers and a sister with many friends expressing sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Laviletta
Talmage
Auto Struck By Train Ends Narrow Escape
W E B Dewey delivering rural route mail last Saturday escaped serious injury when his car was struck near Large by a Northwestern Pacific train. He says the crossing bell was not ringing at the time and he had no warning of danger. Front axle and fenders sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Dewey
Northwestern Pacific
Herbert Burris Home From Training Camp
Herbert Burris of Potter valley returns home after an honorable discharge from military service. Once struggling to keep step with the unit his marked skill as a sharpshooter emerges, leading him to train novice marksmen at Camp Lewis before his return.
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Herbert Burris
Potter Valley
Presidio
Camp Lewis
Burris
Mendocino Red Cross Chapter Holds January Meeting
The Mendocino County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m on Wednesday January 22 1919 in the assembly room City Hall Ukiah City. The gathering was postponed from November due to health conditions. Charles Mannon chairman and Mat Eversole secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
The
American Red Cross
Ukiah City
Charles M. Mannon
American Opportunity in Siberia's Vast Belt
The belt along the Trans Siberian railway spans 6000 miles and holds about 20 million people. Before the war German houses dominated Siberian trade. they will likely push to regain it as normal conditions return and demand for general merchandise, rolling stock, and agricultural machinery rises. America must not neglect this commercial opportunity, notes Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Siberian
Germany
Vladivostok
America
Glasses clinic by Dr Lawson at Palace Hotel
Dr L B Lawson, an optometry specialist with Lawson Runner Optical Co in Santa Rosa, will be at the Palace Hotel Thursday and Friday January 23 24 to examine eyes. Mrs A L Gibson is recovering from influenza contracted during a recent Oakland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lawson
Lawson-Runner Optical Co
Santa Rosa
Palace Hotel
A. L. Gibson
Oakland
Notable Local Deaths and Condolences at Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg notes report several deaths and a hospitalization. Wm N Newton, 37, Caspar machinist, died of pneumonia after influenza. funeral in Mendocino under Masonic auspices. John Goudy, Fort Bragg resident, died of influenza. buried in Fort Bragg cemetery. Henry Smith, woodsman, died. inquest cited alcohol. An 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs Chas Dodge died of intestinal trouble. buried in Fort Bragg cemetery. Lester McCallum of Point Arena, recently treated for a back gunshot wound, showing gradual improvement at Fort Bragg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Masonic Lodge
John Goudy
Fort Bragg
Henry Smith
Chas. Dodge
Lester McCallum
Point Arena
Covelo Soldier II Killed in Battle
Fort Bragg, Jan. 15. Mrs. Frank Wilson received a telegram from the war department that her brother Harry Betts of Covelo was killed in France on Sept. 8 while in active service. Survived by father and mother in Covelo and brothers Ross and Edward of Laytonville, and sisters Mrs. Hayne, Annie, May, Mrs. E McIure, Mrs. Frank Wilson, and Mrs. Ethel Dowing of Santa Rosa.
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Fort Bragg
Frank Wilson
War Department
Harry Betts
Covelo
France
Ross
Edward
Laytonville
Hayne
Annie
May
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Venus de Milo
B. Hackley
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Royal Baking Powder Co
New York
MA T. Eversole
Thorne
Eversole
Telere Ereie
Coast News
Wm. N. Newton
Caspar
Morris & LeRoy
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