Alameda Argus Celebrates Twenty Second Year
The Alameda Argus marks its twenty second year with editorial praise for leadership. The piece commends the hand at the helm and expresses confidence in the paper's future under continued guidance.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
1
The Alameda Argus marks its twenty second year with editorial praise for leadership. The piece commends the hand at the helm and expresses confidence in the paper's future under continued guidance.
Roll of Honor lists sixth and seventh grade pupils with honorary mentions for six weeks of excellent work. Names include Mamie Prowse Fort Brunner Duncan Campbell Lelie Grigith Mark Larki Frank Raines Gita Ifelen Harrelson Ruth Field Jeromeit Rose Obermuster Roy Poridua John Campbell Percy Webster Alice Luelling Alice Olver Mamie Lawrence Laure Nelson Dunlap Pearl Bile Senate Matshuder Mittle Farrell Myrtle Ramage.
A busy attorney with practice in Hayward and surrounding towns, F J Lemos recently won a case in Half Moon Bay involving a schoolteacher and a barber. He also represented a defendant in a San Leandro criminal case about a worker plowing a street, appealed after conviction. In Alvarado a neighbor dispute over a pigeon led to a warrant for a boy and mother for obscene language, but the defendant was discharged after support from Oakland and Centerville legal talent.
The Christmas Bazaar at the Episcopal Church Opera House drew a good crowd and raised a handsome sum. Visitors enjoyed a Christinas theme grab bag and various booths run by Mrs G Gordon, Mrs Field, Miss Christensen, and others, with a full entertainment program led by W Merk and Farnum.
The Choral Society presents a second Hayward concert praised as a landmark for local education and culture. The program includes Morning Song, There One Love, My Love is Like the Red Red Rose, Comin Tito Tha Rye, My Heart's in the High fati, a Scotch number by Gilhheint, Tenor Solo Mr. Chas Katzenbach, The Spinning Chorus, Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman excerpts, How Sweet the Moonlight, You Spotted Snakes, Ave Maria, Shadowtown, Sweet and Low, and The Lost Chord, all arranged by Mrs. Kersey and performed with tenor obbligato.
Fragmentary notice from California College of Dental Surgery listing names and vague references to enrollment, location in San Panett California, and scattered notes about admissions and staff.
Fragmentary note invites community to evening church services and sermon by a local preacher. Text is garbled but conveys invitation and simple schedule.
The Atelier firm known as Strdhel or Stronen announces it is indebted and will communicate at its earliest opportunity with GA Castello, our authorized agent. Additional details or responses will be provided by the firm as soon as available.
Reid proclaims the final perfection of his optical operations. He promises modern instruments including an up-to-date optometer and a complete line of glasses. Dr. Allen is appointed head of the department, deemed eminently fitted for the position.
Burglars entered E J Murron's home through a front window last Sunday while residents were away at hatch. About $100 in jewelry disappeared. police heads were alerted with descriptions sent. Suspected to be by San Francisco Ehisves who returned to the city that night. Next evening an attempted break in at Mr and Mrs Fish's home startled Rowena Fich and Hazel who raised an alarm and found nothing missing.
Promoters Enos and LaGuula present the cyclonic farcical comedy Me Plaster of Paris at the Opera House Monday night. A slever young author provides a thoroughly new play with a superior cast. Seats can be reserved at Reis Drugstore before showtime.
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