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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
4
The Hayward and Oakland consolidated electric road announces summer timetables with car departures from Club House starting at 6 AM and continuing through 12 PM and evening runs. Local items note fresh poultry, eggs, market specials, shop openings, and social events from Starr’s market to the Hayward hotel renovation.
Dr Lu Ella Cool a dentist with office on Castro street near the Episcopal church is noted. Town Clerk Collins reports 500 sample ballots printed with one mailed to every voter. A lecture at Congregational Church is canceled due to Judge Gibson away on business. Last Thursday eighteen Belgian hares were stolen from the warrens of Andrew Ramage on Castro street.
The Bay Association of the Congregational Churches held its spring meeting in Niles last Tuesday with the largest attendance in years. James Farrell returned from a two month Canadian visit and a Santa Cruz stay before resuming work. The Native Sons plan a grand benefit on April 20 featuring the Bills Quartette and other acts, aiming to attract strong local support.
The Joint Committees of the Hayward Board of Trade and Grangers met in Dr Browning's office with I B Tarsons presiding. They planned a general meeting at the Town Hall to organize a Farmers Institute in May, selecting Native Sons Hall or Opera House as possible venues and appointing committees to issue calls by postal cards and local papers.
A lively Lemon Social was hosted at the Garretson home by the Presbyterian group. Guests enjoyed profuse decorations, an informal program, and a humorous party description contest. Charades and refreshments capped the evening, ending around midnight.
The Board of Trustees approved numerous bills including Harmon Jamber Co and W J Ramage. The Fue Department report for the year was read. Ed Thew was named chief and Will Zambesky assistant chief. Dr A J Powell resigned. no action taken. Library funds discussed and $300 earmarked for transfer. Castro street sewer plan discussed and referred to committees. Ramage reported ordering rock for Railroad Avenue repairs but delay due to quarry crusher. Meeting adjourned after street chuck holes discussed.
Dr Uno H Dickie, manager of Union Iron Works San Francisco, spoke at the Congregational Church on The Man and the Ship. He traced shipbuilding from ancient skiffs to modern vessels, illustrating exacting design and the need for a disciplined, diligent mind. The audience listened intently and thanked the speaker with warm appreciation.
To those who tried so earnestly to alleviate the pain and sorrow of the last parting I extend my sincere thanks Mas M A Tronens.
Miss Ricka Toubert of Ban Lorenzo and her aunt hosted friends here on Thursday while the road requires heavy sprinkling to pack newly turned dirt. Ed McDormed runs for the Assembly, 46th District, at the coming convention. Fishermen were evident last Sunday as Dougherty Station groups enjoyed a picnic through Thuyward Mt Eden and Copenhagen, ending with a tour of Mosurs hinge warehouses and the local electric plant.
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