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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

4

Electric Railway Schedules Seem to Expand Service

Oakland notes about the San Leandro and Hayward Electric Railway Consolidated. Mrs. Obermuller visits Santa Clara, while service changes include departures from Hayward Club House at 7 a.m on Sundays. Mrs. Merle leaves for Reno for several weeks and S Lee King announces assembly candidacy. Miss Rose Goldsmith visits Mrs Garretzon.

Oakland San Leandro Hayvard Electric Railway Consolidated China Elmhurst Focal San Francisco 7Th Rose Goldsmith San Mateo Mrs. Garretzon Georgia Hickmott Gustra Valley Chorgia Hickmott Georgia Lucas Minneapolis Fanny Farris Ethel Dalton E. Owen Marion Stevenson Grace Darling Annie Gray Eila Garrelson Clara Carr Helen Crane Niles

Talk of the Town shop and local notices glimpse

Local items report sales at People's Cash Store with Pure California olive oil and canned goods. Community notes mention Roy Fryer, visitors from Fresno and Oakland, school bond elections, church and social events, crops, and upcoming theater openings in Hayward and nearby towns.

Labor in Demand Across Northern California

Dispatches report acute labor shortages in Alameda and surrounding counties with Japanese fruit pickers commanding higher wages. Rail and orchard work face scarce help as farmers, the Standard Power Company and county roads seek hundreds of laborers.

Alameda County Bacrasnento California Keewick Vacaville Berenda Southern Pacific Company Livermore Blue Lakes Hayward Castro Valley Harry W. Meek Enquiser

McKinley and Roosevelt Club Forms in Hayward Night

The McKinley and Roosevelt Club in Hayward opened last Friday night with a full house and unanimous officer elections led by President Tangan. Enthusiastic remarks praised the Republican ticket and future campaign vigor as Rev. Garver spoke and officers and committees were listed. Tomorrow night a rally featuring notable speakers including Senator Geo. IC. Perking and Judge GW. Langan is planned with Forresters’ Band adding to the event.

McKinley Roosevelt Hayward Sal Committee On Permanent Organization Republican Party Iade Tangan Republian Party Rev L. J Garver Loys Repub- Tieng Garver Fnline McKinley Club Langan A. Oakes H. E. Branney R. Reid Chisholm J. AleCoy Chay Prowse B. F. Simmons Geo. Gray M. G. Petersen Tempz P. Wilbert Fischer Hoare DG. Bronte John Jehwarts Geo. IC. Perking GW. Langan Livermore Lothers

Best Time and Country for a Boy in America

Dr David Starendan urges in The Saturday Evening Post that youth should view this era as a promising century. He asserts the United States offers the best chance for a boy to grow, succeed, and seize opportunity. The advice concludes with two яс sentences: Keep yourself clean and Go to college.

David Starendan Sealynd Stanford, Jr. University Saturday Evening Post United States America Emerson Maida

Geography Social at Methodist Church Parlor

The Geography Social in the Methodist Church parlors drew a pleasant crowd Monday evening. Guests received slips with a place name for ladies and a capital for gentlemen, prompting partner matching and question prompts that sparked much amusement. A short program featured recitations by Miss Julia Kinzey and P. J. Crosby, piano by Miss Rice, and a mandolin guitar duet by Miss Ada and Eddie Pimentel. Strawberries and cream were served, and attendees enjoyed the event.

Lota Julia Kinzey P. J. Crosby Miss Rice

Station Changes At Hayward Station This Week

Over the past week Hayward Station saw several staff changes. J F Gwinn continues as agent while the former first assistant transfers to Elmira as night operator. Chas Philliber becomes the new assistant. Hd Powers of Lodi is named second assistant.

Teen Q Hayward Station J. F. Gwinn Elmira Chas. Philliber

Dalton Club forms temporary leadership at town hall meeting

Informal welcome for Dalton Club supporters held Tuesday in the Town hall. McCoy named temporary chairman and W. Zambresky temporary secretary. A committee of Peterson, Thorndike, Reid, Willer and Dr. Simmons was formed to arrange permanent organization next Monday night. Enthusiasm was high as signatures spread quickly from across the district.

Meary Dalton Dalton Club McCoy W. Zambresky M. C. . Peterson T.11. Thorndike R. Reid P. Willer BF. Simmons Wes J

Natives and Foresters stage well attended joint entertainment

A well filled Wednesday event by the Foresters and Native Sons featured the Santa Clara Quartette, a negro skit by F B Hooten, recitations, and a strong Hen blues by Hayward Mandolin Club. Chung Young drew top applause with a lively black face sketch, and cakewalk dancing followed. The social and financial outcome netted nearly $100.

Foresters Geo. A. Oakes Santa Clara Quartille F. B. Hooten P. J. Crosby Hayward Mandolin Club Chung. Young Cannery Ann Santa Clara Quartette Mae Victor Lagrave Manuel Riggs Tom Lane Jon Robin Ralph Jessip J.J. Rose Wall Allen R. Reid J. E. Geary VY. Thorndike Chas Rupqieht A.J. Horn J. McCoy Floo Geo. Oakes Will Zambrecky Robe. Kealze Will Punentel Lb, Rose Ed. Nicholsen O. E Walpert

Metcalf Club Organizes Supporters Meeting at Opera House

Supporters of Congressman Metcalf gathered Saturday evening at the Opera House to form a Metcalf Club. H. K. Brunner chaired the session electing temporary officers and appointing a permanent committee. E. R. Strobridge named president. I. B. Parsons and J. O. Webb as vice presidents. F. Thomas as secretary. W. C. Emerson as treasurer. Committees for executive, enrollment, and other duties were formed. several addresses were delivered by Strobridge Brenner Parsons and Hickmott.

Metcalf Opera House H. K. Brunner KK. Slobridge C. F. Thomas I. E, Brunner He Hickmott Bo, Webb J. T. Hollis G.C. Baxter Parsons E.Q. Webb L. Nollis C. B. Horton

Pointers on Consumption Cough Cure Advertisement

A vintage ad notes consumption deaths are common and promises Kemp's Bateam for the Throat and Lungs cures coughs instantly. It claims 33 cures and reliefs all cases, priced 25 cents, available at druggists.

Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Throat Lungs Relief

The advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a standard family remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis and consumption. It claims daily use until relief, with guaranteed satisfaction and prices 25 and 50 cents.

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Wil) Grahar Pleasanton George Obermuller Santa Clara J. V. Merle Reno S. Lee King Assembly Talk OF The TOWN Job Printing —Review Office People’s Cash Store Meta California, Lake & Co's Lake, & Co's Lake & Co Lake & Us Lake & Co’s Seals Cash Andea M. Magnes Roy Fryer Berke‘ley Fréd Dusteherry and W. A. Haley Mies Louis Jacobsen Fresno Alice Marlin San Lorenzo Archie Alexander Lake County Aseeegor Henry P. Dalton Congress Native Sons Kyle Eggert Millie Navert A. B. Navert Alvarado John Dobie Halfmoon Bay Henry Powell Centerville Reliance Nichols A. V. Maley Lockeford Horge Elma Mansfield Valle Vista Julia Kinsey Wayward Moraga Valley Redwood Canyon Will Pimentel Jamestown Aken Parkers G. Nelson Hayward Lumber Company Mia J. White Christine Haas Alice Garretton J. Ts. Prowse Stony Brook Woodcraft Wilbert Fez F HH. G. Dean Warren-Mere Telgian Hate Co Castro Valles C. BR Windelor E. Band A. 1. Stone Company Iairyland Board of Trade State Board of Trade M. J. Kerwin Kersin Tula Emma Lorn Lizzie Mamie Neudeck Lena Harder Nancy Brecken Molly Jensen Rosie Strobel Anna May Messrs Jacob Harder Henry Andy Olver George Meininger Fred Tecken O. B. Walpert Kim Farrell J. Block Tomorey Ik Woods Garcia Blocky Band Main Mr. Woods Macdonough Frank Denzis Mt. Eden Frank Charlie Robinson Charlie Alameda Coury Dennis New Southern Pacific Railroad Sacramento Visalia Tracy San Jose Mayward Haywten, Jexe Hoo Jesse H. Woods Thompson Adams Springs Lake County Call Califure Iun Cake County Teniis Craquetaccia S. P.co Market Street Calibtoga Calistoga WK. Prather Adame Elhgatrieet Keeren Bulttet Lytton Havana AL Decamp Luce Brick Black Ilay Ward B. H&rmon B Street Sas St Ua Geary GEO. Crimdell Geary & Grindell City Stables Castro Sirpet Rar Villa Hoel Horaca
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