Local Ukiah social notes show a busy community week
Bert Cleland and family departed for Santa Cruz. Atty LD Hargis traveled from San Francisco to Manila on business. Dr. Allen and wife visited Mrs. Hargis, Al Brunner and wife returned from southern California with gambling winnings later clarified as misattributed. Many residents traveled to San Francisco Humboldt County and Elk Creek for business, hunting, or visits. Notables include Rev McKnight, J R Smith, Mrs Will Owsley, Rowena, Deputy Clerk Willis Prather, Marion Gibson at Caspar Lumber, Guy Redwine surveying for the U S government, and Dr Fred Wooley’s weekend in Ukiah. Numerous residents registered in Ukiah and Chamber events noted with shops advertising beauty services.
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Bert Cleland
Santa Cruz
Hargis
San Francisco
Manila
Dr. Allen
Thurza Hargis
al Brunner
California
Tia Juana
Mexicala
Brunner
Rank
LaPorte
Henry ‘Hopper
Charley
Wilgus
Bunt Cox
Elk Creek
J. M. Mannon
Will Bromley
Humboldt County
McKnight
J. R. Smith
Hopland
Will Owsley
Rowena
Potter Valley
Bert Miller
J. F. Lucas
Ukiah
Ernest Bail
Anderson Valley
Willis Prather
Ornbau
Purdy
Willits
Marti Edwards
Bay
Eph Weiss
Cecille
Larkin Street
Jim Aldrich
East
Harvard
J. H. Beal
Carpar
A. A. Willoughby
Healdsburg Enterprise
Lake County
Lilian Fraser
Fort Bragg
Rudee
Jewyll Martin
J. W. Eversole
R. A. Merry
San Jose
Miss Thomas
Ira Ruddick
George P. Anderson
Chet McKay
Sacramento
Kedar Consort
Largo
Ed Cox
Yorkville
Henry Dickey
Rudee Bidg
C. Hofman Co
Redemeyer Cunningham Suit Set for Next Tuesday
The second trial of Otis Redemeyer versus John Cunningham to settle ownership of land near the Gobbi winery will be heard in superior court before a jury next Tuesday. The prior trial resulted in a hung jury. Judge Butler of Marin county will preside.
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Otis Redemeyer
John Cunningham
Gobbi Winery
Judge Butler
Marin County
New Facial Beauty Treatment Offered by Mrs J F Lucas
Mrs J F Lucas unveils a new facial at her hairdressing parlor located in the Rudee Building. The advertisement promotes a refreshed skincare service targeting patrons seeking modern cosmetic enhancements.
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J. F. Lucas
Rudee Bldg
Potter Valley School District to Sell Historic School Property
The Potter Valley Union School District votes to sell its former school house and adjoining parcel near Potter Valley for no less than 400 dollars and 900 dollars respectively. Sealed bids due by October 9, 1920, with sale to highest responsible bidder. district may reject bids. Notices posted in district locations and in Dispatch-Democrat.
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Potter Valley Union School
Union School
Potter Valley
Thornton
Alta Basford
Mendocino County
Catherine McGee
Board of Trustees
California
Oriental School
Potter Valley Union
Mendocino
Inabove
Union
Potter ‘Valley Union
Centerville
Dispatch-Democrat
Chas
Hardisty
C. B. Nell
J. M. Thornton
D. R."hughes
Nogs
L. R. Goodrich
Disty
Many new gages in the superior court
Citizens note a long list of cases in the superior court including several divorces final decrees and references to commissioners. Notable actions involve Harry Johnson Alexander Kelton and Olsen with final decrees or orders drawn, estates of Bridges Pearce and other probate questions, a jury trial demanded in Finnish Colony vs. Howard, and foreclosures and quiet title suits in Ukiah and on the north coast. Local visitors include Mrs Marie Blankenship and Willits resident Mrs Raymond Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Harry Johnson
Howard
Alexander
Tower
Frost
Allenby
G. E. Redwine
Wagner
James Hurley
Addie M. Dunsing
Adolph Dunsing
M. H. Iverson
R. L. Cleveland
Howard Lesher
Jos. L. Cooper
Frank G. Palmerton
Michigan
Weldon
Hureka
J. J. Tima
Martin Hart
Lima
Dandruff Cure Ad in Mahdeen Sale Text
An old classified style ad claims a guaranteed cure for dandruff titled Mahdeen. It promises refunds if the product fails and notes availability at K P Buchanan Cecille Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Buchanan, Cecille Barber Shop
Workman Heads to Santa Barbara for Large Mendocino Firm Contract
Willits, Sept 14. W S Bailey left last week for Santa Barbara county where he has a $25,000 contract for concrete work and plastering. Irving, born in Ukiah and raised there, has been working at Willits since Army discharge. When people want good work they have to send to Mendocino county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
W. S. Bailey
Santa Barbara County
Irving
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Savings Bank Of Mendocino Adverts Safe Deposits
The Savings Bank of Mendocino advertises commercial and savings banking with safe deposit boxes. It pays four percent interest per annum, semiannually, on savings deposits. Vaults are secure and rent for boxes and space is reasonable. Mrs Mamie Chandon McCormick visits from San Rafael this week staying with local relatives.
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The
Savings Bank OF
Mendocino
Mamie Chandon McCormick
San Rafael
Local residents and travelers visit area from coast to county
Locals Wes Donohoe arrived from the coast late last week. R E Dimmick heads to Humboldt county this week to hunt a buck. Sam Wattenburg visited from Cold Creek yesterday. Judge Robert Redwine traveled from Covelo on business Wednesday. Robert Austin and wife returned from Sacramento where they oversaw Mendocino county booth at the state fair. E J Moore came from Potter Valley on a brief trip. Will Owsley, Potter Valley rancher, traveled down from that area yesterday.
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Wes Donohoe
R. E. Dimmick
Humboldt County
Sam Wattenburg
Cold Creek
Robert Redwine
Covelo
Robert Austin
Sacramento
Mendocino County
E. J. Moore
Potter Valley
Will Owsley
Notice to Ford Owners Trade for Ford
Notice to Ford owners. I will trade my Studebaker in good shape with self starter, good tires, and new top for a Ford. Address Box 462, Ukiah.
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Studebaker
Ford
Ukiah
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Guittard
Shasta Coffee
Royal Liquid
Raymond Babcock
J. E. Moore
Morris & LeRoy Say
Elijah
Evermore
King
Morris & LeRoy
Rexell
Santa Barbara
Norwalk
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