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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
5
Potter Valley residents report extensive local business, social, and civic events. visits to Ukiah and Santa Rosa color a week of commerce. The Irrigation District plan advances and school building acceptance. Fraternal groups hold meetings with upcoming socials and initiations.
Dr Eph Weiss the expert refracting optician of San Francisco will be in Ukiah at the Hotel Cecilia on December 9. He is permanently located at 106 Larkin Street San Francisco.
Abbe Dorfff, a Novo pioneer, was struck by a car on the county road Saturday night near the Novo grade and suffered a broken arm. A hog weighing 672 pounds was sold at Bishop Market from Westport stock raised by Wesport Tie Company. San Francisco obituary notes the death of George Lynch, 34, formerly of Cuffey’s Cove, after years in Honolulu. Fort Bragg natives Charles Waara and Jennie Niemela wed quietly. Machinery moves underway for Dave Brandon’s mill site with eight truck loads hauled from Point Arena. Seed peas yield 13 tons statewide delivering $2,080 to Fort Bragg growers. A device for pulling launches into storage is being installed by Windlinx Hardware Co. A Fort Bragg collision between Phillip Regalia and an electric car damaged the car steps and front guard.
Two car lengths from impact with brakes set the driver avoided serious injury after a collision that left the car badly damaged with smashed headlights and crumpled guard. Authorities attributed the crash to careless driving as both occupants escaped major harm. G. E. V. Jones, a Potter Valley resident, was in town on business.
The family thanks many friends for kindness during their bereavement and for floral offerings. The sympathy will never be forgotten. Mrs. D. E. Mankins and Family.
Mrs J F Lucas operates a hairdressing and manicuring service at Rudee Bridge over Hofman store. The compact notice lists her trade as a local beauty provider with a street corner address and indicates a nearby shopfront location.
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