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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
4
The new Southern Pacific timetable lists daily departures from San Jose to San Francisco at 6:38 a m and 7:34 a m with an 8:05 a m Sunday service. From San Jose the 4:03 a m and 9:58 a m arrivals to Sacramento and Stockton are shown, with a Niles local and Livermore passenger service noted.
Garretson's on B street offers eggs and groceries opposite the schoolyard. Mrs Ben Brammin, Mire Elma Mansfield, and Walter Bullock visit locals. Church closed til August 1 for Mr Lyons. Various notices include bicycle for sale and Measles illness. Picnics planned, graduations noted, and local tradesmen advertise goods and services.
A bus group rode the train to a Fyratetul Brotherhood picnic and many local events follow. Alfred Bayley leaves for a two month London vacation. bicycle shop ads and round trip tickets noted. engagement announced for Lens Adehee Penn and A X Rose. Druids convention attendance cited. strawberry festival planned. local education and church notices. crime hearing and auction outcomes. sports including a baseball game vs Alvarado and a tennis tournament update.
A city minister was handed a notice to read from his pulpit. A clipping attached to the notice contained an advertisement for a remedy, causing the minister to pause before turning the page and reading the intended official text.
In a quiet Oakland ceremony, Emma Schafer daughter of M C Petersen and William G Behafer youngest son of A W Behafer joined in matrimony at Mrs G Schummel’s home. Relatives attended and a wedding breakfast followed. The groom recently built a $3500 home and the couple will reside in their new Mt Hiden residence after a southern honeymoon. The union links two of the county’s oldest wealthiest families.
A Tuesday incident from hie ranch to Crow Canyon recounts A Bellina riding in a buggy leading a horse by rope. The rope slackened and tangled around Bellina’s fingers as the horse stopped abruptly at a hill. The third finger was torn off at the first joint and the index finger badly crushed before he drove to town for medical help.
Last Sunday morning on B street Amos Meininger and Geo Robertson riding a horse drawn cart collided with a soda works wagon. The cart overturned striking fence posts and poles, but no serious damage occurred as the frightened horse pulled free and escaped with the boys unharmed.
Word from Dr. Gamble reports Union High School No.3 fully accredited in all areas. Graduates may enter the University of California without entrance exams in agriculture letters and mechanical engineering. Hayward community praises the school’s high standards and teaching staff.
The ladies report that their Merchants Carnival netted fifty three dollars, half of the total proceeds. They thank the public for patronage especially Tynes and First Wheelmen, with proceeds classified at Allen's News Depot. Subscription noted as one dollar per year.
Trustees quorum formed at the Lown meeting Wednesday night. A new ordinance to establish a public library under the state library law was read and passed to print. The sprinkler contract with J P Lawrence was read and accepted, with Luger authorized to finalize. Building and street reports noted poor gravel on Buena Vista Avenue and other streets in bad condition.
A large force of men is erecting cottages for workers at the cannery complex. About fifteen are nearly complete, with plans for a total of around one hundred housing units. A boarding house will open soon between the cannery and housing. A cooling room and a dirt floor area will be prepared, with later roofing of corrugated iron. Construction targets July first as the harvest requires several hundred hands.
A statewide canvass of fruit growers reports almond crops very light with many districts not fully represented while apples promise a strong summer and shipping harvest. Apricots and prunes forecast poor to very light crops with regional variability. Peaches show potential for profit with limited desirable fruit and pear drops widespread across major valleys.
Mrs John Obermuller received special mention for a hare recipe. The method describes gutting a hare or jackrabbit, using its blood, liver, and gall, spiced with bay leaf, pepper, majoram, vinegar, and wine. Bacon, butter, and potatoes accompany the dish in a long simmer and finish with masked potatoes.
A historical local page lists graduates by surname and given name, including Hayward Golden Allen, Edward Bridge iorman Eggert, America Frates, Jerome Gray, vy Johnson, Mamis Lawrence, Alice Lutt Ling, Laura Nelson, Myrtle Ramage, Fidelberta Ozkes, Alice liver, Bora Obermulier, Edward Poor man, Mame Rot, Ethel Silva, Roy Vorieus, Dunlap Smalex, Ferezh Canka, Christine Meyer, Independent-George Agsmanae sen, John Jugex, Edard Manter, Chris Petersen.
An old advertisement promotes the Rio Grande Western Railway route to the East via Salt Lake City and Denver in connection with Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland. It highlights three daily fast trains with Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleepers to Chicago and St. Louis, Free Reclining Chair Cars, and a mining car service. Contact FLW Thompson in San Francisco or Ortico W. Hejuts in Salt Lake City for folders and details.
Travel notice invites travelers to the American Exposition route via Union Pacific RR toward Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Malwanker and other eastern points. It touts reduced rates and faster service on the Overland Limited to Chicago and Buffalo, claiming a lead of about three days quicker than other lines.
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