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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
1
A December holiday appeal urges readers to patronize local merchants to keep money in town. The piece argues shoppers should avoid spending outside the community and emphasizes fair play, town growth, and the impact of shopping locally on local economy and merchants.
The board ordered John Goehle to remove obstructing hedge along his property on Sec ond street. Mec tric Road reportedly responded to track removal requests. Board to advise on future action. Fire Chief Drews urged removal of the shutter around the Well dower. Castro street name ordinance to print. Auctioneer license reductions deferred. Streets Superintendent Ramage authorized to lay pipe and connect stream to San Lorenzo Creek. Clerk to advertise for bids for printing.
The Ladies Aid held a church bazaar in the parlors with multiple booths and a well attended setup. Coffee tea and cake were served in the afternoon and during the evening the California Mandelin Club performed musical pieces to the crowd’s delight. The fancy table showcased church handiwork and was managed by Mrs. F. D. Hoyt Miss Louise Kimball and Mrs. E. M. Oren.
Courteous treatment in business noted with Smith Bros moving to a new building at 3%h and Washington. Hayward residents praised for modern attitudes. A Board meeting discussed a proposed bil posters ordinance with county jail imprisonment. Marshal Remaze warned against lodging offenders in the county lockup. Also covers a wedding distraction and a local social scene involving Miss Florence Linekin and Miss Mary de Mello with romantic chatter and a boy named Keppel Jones.
Miss Clara and Miss Lily Walport directed bustling booths at the Kiowk Inn where the Japanese Kiowk offered herb cups from Mituido's Inn. Mrs. Meek and Mrs. Webb helped decorate, with support from the Tarriet Jones and Gladys Warriet Meek.
A San Leandro crowd watched the P and H team fall behind then win 6 to 2 as Li Cunha hit a two run homer in the seventh and threw out a runner from left. Martin Welsh and Coleman umpired a rough but exciting game with La Cunha the standout figure. A rematch on the local grounds is likely next Sunday as the P and Hs face Del Monte of Oak Park.
A quirky tale of a broken plan and a failed wedding in the Battle-born State. The man from Ko yada reveals bedrock economics and shattered hopes as the bride vanishes. A note about cheap wedding outfits hints at a misfit lure of big luck.
The Viavi Company invites Alameda County residents to their parlors at Centre Bank Building 318-14 for Viavi Home Treatment. A physician provides free consultations and examinations. Office hours are 9 to 5. County Manager Mrs T Armstrong and local representative Mrs R T Giddings are noted.
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