Community Notes and Local Ad Snippets
A column of town news items and notices includes shop items from Starr's and Reid's, a mention of Starr's sale of sponges and denims, and a brief tragedy about Manuel Mendiante's infant child. Local events include a lecture by Dr. Wm. Rader on Uncle Sam and a note about a left hand injury to Supt. Van Eaton. Also listed are farm and poultry feed promotions from Hayward Lumber Company and a social note on masquerade plans by firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Eaton
Cooper Triumphs In Hayward Tennis Championship
Wilfred Cooper defeats Rew E Johnson in straight sets 6-4 8-6 6-2 to claim the Hayward Tennis Club title amid a crowded field including Muaven Crogby and Reid. The tournament hosts plans for a doubles championship next month as fans discuss a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Cooper
Hayward
McCarthy
Michaertown
Murphy
Kill
Rew AL E. Johnson
Muaven
Crogby
Reid
Willeed
Inu Capurchia
Hoom
Local Happenings and Church News Across Crosby Area
Extension granted to Crosby and Ryker to answer WT Peterman suit. Local smokers praise a cigar substitute. Ivana Tag sold by A De Camp. Congregational Church events include upcoming weddings, sermons, and a crash in the prayer meeting after a drunken Seamen's Union member sought a Bible. School baseball score shows upper and lower teams, with notable catches and pitcher support. Deaths include Mrs Ablitt of Heyward and typhoid in Morgass. sev eral marriages reported in Wisconsin and Florida Tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby & Ryker
WT. Peterman
Ivana
A. de Camp
Tam
Oakland
Congregational Church
Mr. Johnson
Seamen's Union
Aot
Garcia Marries Rolin At Mt Eden In Intimate Ceremony
Last Wednesday night at the bride’s home Miss Annie Garcia became Mrs John Rolin, son of Mr Aden. The ceremony by Pastor Lally in a pink carnation glow parlor featured a reseed art silk gown with spangleds. Attendants were Miss Minnie Garcia and Geo Meininger. A sumptuous supper followed. The wedding was private with relatives only and guests Ethel McKeever Silva and Geo Meininger. They will reside at the Petermann residence in Mt Eden, sister of the bride Mrs Geo Petermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gurcia
John Rolinson
Mb. Aden
Pather Lally
Minnie Garcia
Geo. Meininger
Ethel McKeever
Silva
Petermann
Mt. Eden
Geo. Petermann
Shot in the Arm in Calaveras Canyon Hunt
LAL Reese was shot in the left shoulder while hunting in Calaveras canyon last Sunday. He handed his hammerless gun to Chay Allen as it fired, the bullet grazing bone and lodging in a rock. The fragments hit Joseph Goodell in the face, rouging his shirt and coat. Allen misread the event as a mortal wounding. Reese’s arm injury is described as improving and his wife, who was in Santa Cruz, is returning home.
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Lal Reese
Calaveras Canyon
Reese
Chay
Allen
Joseph Goodell
Neexe
Goodell
Santa Cruz
Harry
The Armstrong Case Over Real Estate Possession
The case of Thos Armstrong versus his wife over possession of real estate nears an end. Judge Greene overruled Armstrong's demurrer for insufficiency of facts. An extension to amend the defendant’s answer was granted. Crosby Ryker represent Mrs Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Armstrong
Gazi
Armstrong
Greene
de Tander, Crosby & Ryker
Armetrong
Personal Gossip Item From Jmatatiuroe SUUWUn
An unfamiliar column titled Personal Gossip for Jmatatiuroe SUUWUn notes idle chatter and society whispers. The fragmentary text offers no clear names, dates, or events to verify.
Residents share news of travels and local updates
Hayward area residents are reported returning from trips and illness, including Mrs J J Lewis and Miss Dorothy Brown leaving for Concord and New York, while H G Biggs family enjoy Capitola outings. Dr H Powell recovers from a cold and ear abscess as others visit relatives in Mendocino Alameda and Pacific Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cahill
J. J. Lewis
Marlin Springs
Joh Daesell
Warener
Dorothy Brown
Concord
Morgan
Mendocino
B. K. Etrobeidge
HL. Friedlander
H. G. Biggs
Capitola
H. Powell
Ed Brown
Walter Daxter
Oakland
Hayward
F.C. Winloy
Gapitnia
the Elks
Geo. Smalley
F Red Rayer
Alaska
Robt
Cook
Pasadena
Mot. Wells
Venturi
Cooper
Garretson
TV. Bidey
Fly. Frost
Alamwne
O. Rasmussen
Scrndingvian
Minneapolis
T. H. Martin
J. Mitchell
Third Street
Mitchell
J. W. Dexter
Franeces Cowper
Clara Walpert
Dorothy
Roth Brown
Ada Fimenil
Grace Darling
Craig
J. Morgan
Chas
Ruppricht
San Jose
Charlie
Adams Springs
A. d. Powell
Mr. Whitner
Alameda
Oomnts
Frank
Jean Race
Ed Schineider
Ned Vale
Local chase ends with near miss in Castro Valley
In Castro Valley a liquor dispute escalated into a street chase and gunfire. Frank Lavin, after conflicts at Manuel Medeto's and with J Ve Merle, was subdued by Ramage and others. Lavin briefly escaped, was recaptured, then fired twice into the air. Marshal Hamage arrived and Lavin aimed at him, a shot echoed as Lavin fled to his home. The town talked of a marshal’s possible death, though Lavin’s weapon missed. the marshal remained safe and Lavin later retired for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lavin
Gold Williams
Cursetro Valley
Manuel Medetos
J. Ve Merle
Andrew Ramage
Marshal Hamage
Ramage
King
Ab Agheel
Aloig
Lavin
Lucene
Howe
Jamage
Iyna
Frank
Should Be Exciting Sunday Basket Clash With Ralphs
Next Sunday Ltd. teams Should Be Exciting and I sill battle Ralphs of Alvarado who have won hard fought contests and will try hard to carry away the Joenl scalp. Examiner team liv ermore plans to attend with Pensacola ship lines and players Keneally Vowel Tetertrt Smaily.
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Ltd. & I
Sill
Ralphs
Alvarado
Livermore
Pensacola
Saul Sae
Keneally
Smail
Kary
Kiel Lee i Nielson
Long Remembered Charles Long Named State Mining Bureau Secretary
Charles Long, long a town trustee and Fort Arseanlidge District representative, has been appointed by Governor Gage as secretary and head of the State Mining Bureau for a four year term. He served as alternate to Eli Donieon at the 1886 Republican National Convention and is a member of the Native Lone.
Windler and Xie secure certificates and bids posted
Crow Canyon C Windler and NL PL Xie secured 42 certificates and two center bids. LT Petersen visited San Francisco this week. Lord Posey Tait planned a Wednesday trip to Yorkshire England. Petersen rented the Merritt cattle ranch for the certificate draft season. LT Anthony sold garlic worth 480 on a 50 foot square land parcel.
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C. Windler
Sil Theig
Pranes
LT. Petersen
San Fagncisco
Lord Posey Tait
Yorkshire
England
Petersen
Pe Merritt
LT Anthony
The Social Set and Community Gatherings News
In ankaa the Degree of Honor will inaugurate their aviator season with an autumn social titled Progress, Give Hearly. Committees plan a lavish event with fifty tables, no prizes, and invitations limited by space. Clubwomen, Browning readings, a smoker, and a Native Daughters gathering cap a busy social week in Eden Park.
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con _mittee
Aie
Mesilames Id. Owen
J.P. Martin
W. Welchie Nielsen
Mies Ruth
Oakland
Cow
Meyer
B.J. Crosby
Ada Oakvs
Genete J. Creighton
Ratios Cooper
A. Ober- Tuller
Grace Daring
Olive Allen
Geom
Oedtor McLaughlin
S28
Eden Pare
Bin
Snekimama
Lorena
Copak
Donies Grill
Hermann
Oakland Brothers
Grant” Press Rust
Consergationad
Bine
Bi Mis
Usaking
Helos Nirleen
Col
Nelson
The
Central Nate
Jar Tors
Centerville
Tomipit
Atdock Henty
Redword Canyon
Hotel Cooper Art
President Melinley's Condition Worsens Fears Rise
Reported deterioration of President Melinley's health drew national concern with officials noting possible slight improvement later in the morning. Vague telegrams from anonymous sources cited hopes for stabilization, while markets and Starr's grocery offered on the record.
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Melinley
Unclear Medical Ad Copy From Damaged OCR
Fragmentary OCR text advertises a medicinal product from Lanes Family Medicala, mentioning stomach and kidney relief and a request for a sample. It provides an address in Le Roy New York and appears to be promotional copy with nonsensical phrasing and misspellings.
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fiLge
Burke
Lane
Lanes
Adress, Ortor Fo Woodward
le Roy
Reward Offered for Information on Cemetery Damage Hayward
A reward of 50 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone damaging or desecrating the Catholic Cemetery of Hayward Latix Reetar Cal. 2 1OL. Pressur pond condition reported. Office of Hayward Lumber Co.
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Hayward
Latix
Reetar
Hayward Luiber Ga
Ambiguous Trade Prospects Across Regions Amid Rural Sectors
Fragmented OCR text outlines broad business opportunities across agriculture and allied sectors. Mentions various places and entities in unclear order, with references to partnerships, merchants, and regional markets lacking concrete details or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starr's
Starrs
People’s Cash Store
Manuel Menidante
Tomestead
Wm. Rader
Uncle Sin
Wuthe
Rader
Hayward Lumber Company
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Oliver Salt Works
ML Eden
Herrechen
Mes
Rowe
Morgass 11
Dos
Kehemaneh
FL Tank
Wisconsin
Nave
Biblic
Garcia
Warron
Drews
John Obermaller
Yoran
Nettleton
San Francisco
San Mateo Theological Seminary
Episcopal
Neteton
Alent
Wtas
Peaches
Castro Valley
Crow Canyon
Anh
Eggs
Starr
Tihreia
Mittesoun
Barks Ib Starkbuyeta
Devil
Austral
Enuljeurt
Adam May
B Street
Bez
Mainz
Fist
Gray Bros
Prop
Fors
GEC
GEARY
Grindell Geary
Grindell
Casira Street
Villa Hare
Cal
Williams & Stone General
Fed al Lanvest Tmajes
Fruits and Vegetables
B and Castro Streets
PINE
KODAK
R, A. Leet
Calafornia
Nice
Fermi
Halishers
Erlen Veice
Fe Voyniell
Nda
Bourland' Ty A.X. Newrock
Cavalier
Omao
Neo
Harscrere
Vfeth
Ran Claesses
Smith Bros
Quoksellers
Art Dwar
Etationers
Ath and
Washington Sts
New England
Home Bakery
Main St
Cor
A A. Smith
Hitane
Bea
Berere
Opnang
Rhal
Friedlander
Senvslalsva
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