Cannedy and Miss Chapman Married at St Luke's Winters
William Andrew Cannedy and Miss Lillian A. Chapman, longtime Yolo county residents, wed at St. Luke's church in Winters. The ceremony was small and followed by a breakfast at the Ashley home. The couple will honeymoon in California en route to San Francisco, then reside there after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrew Cannedy
Lillian A. Chapman
Yolo County
St. Luke's Church
E J. Baird
P. N. Ashley
Ashley
Davis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Zilphia S. Chapman
Winters
Yalo County
Chapman
Northwest
Cannedy
Winters Parlor
Native Sons
Belican Workers
Local Notes Highlight Routines and Seasonal Happenings
The column lists holiday seasonal chatter and community updates. Mrs. W. F. Mixon improves while I. H. Holt hunts a lost memorandum, and J. W. Dutton exchanges congratulations with Woodrow Wilson. Auction action adds twenty-five young males to Grigsby place sale.
County Recorders Fees Signal County Development Rise
County Recorder Hennier reports 1911 fees totaling 3247.70 and eleven months of 1912 at 3424.70. If December follows prior months proportionally, 1912 will exceed by about 600. These figures indicate growth in the county development work.
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Hennier
Yolo County Men Invest In Colusa County Tract
Yolo County men Attorney W. A. Anderson and Andy Wikstrom acquired the J. K Weast place a 320 acre tract six miles north of Colusa near the Sacramento River. The land lies in prime prune orange and alfalfa country and was arranged through the Farish Realty Co Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colusa County
W. A. Anderson
Andy Wikstrom
Colusa City
Sacramento River
Farish Realty Co
Officers Elected by Yolo County Medical Society
Yolo County Medical Society met at the Oaks Club quarters with full attendance. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Dr. H. D. Lawhead president, Dr. C. R. Fairchild vice president, and Dr. Frances L. Newton secretary and treasurer. A fine spread followed the meeting.
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Yolo County Medical Society
Oaks Club
H. D. Lawhead
C. R. Fairchild
Frances L. Newton
Condemnation Trial in West Side Railroad Case Resumes
In superior court the West Side Railroad v Mary Warring condemnation trial resumes. Valuation witnesses set land values from 6500 to 8000 dollars per parcel with names including M Wils D L Hinman J Harbinson and others. This afternoon the court and jury viewed the Broderick premises and will hear the jury's verdict this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Railroad
Mary Warring
Superior Court
M. Wils
M. H. Snaddinger
D. L. Hinman
W. H. Chalders
Hugo Frommelt
Wm. Leinberger
F. L. Atkinson
Josiah Harbinson
H. W. Furlong
Broderick
Half Price Millinery Sale at Mrs Lambert store
Mrs M M Lambert offers half price on all millinery this Friday and Saturday December 6 and Tth. Everything cash only with no reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lambert
Travelers and locals move through Sacramento and Woodland
J H Glide and several residents traveled to Sacramento and nearby towns this morning. Julius Weland of Dixon passed through en route to Madison while Mrs Hellowel and others visited from Woodland. Assessor Harrison and deputy Hillhouse will attend the Los Angeles assessors convention starting soon. Mrs Collett and Mrs Tadlock are sisters of Mr Hickman and attended a funeral before wintering in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Weland
Dixon
Madison
H. E. Harrison
Byron Hillhouse
Los Angeles
A. G. Hickman
William T. Collett
Cross
Tulare County
D. H. Hickman
Hickman
Latham
Missouri
California
Collett
J. C. Tadlock
Fred A. Snavely House Burglarized
The Fred A. Snavely home on Third Street was burglarized Tuesday afternoon. The thief forced an entrance by removing the kitchen door screen and unlocked the door on leaving. Missing items include two gold watches a gold chain and a suit of clothes with possible additional jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Snavely
Third Street
Mr. Snavely
Oakland
Main Street
Railroad Notes at Sacramento Woodland depots
Freight traffic reports a carload of general merchandise in and one out at the Sacramento Woodland depot. U P depot shipments include flour and feed to Nevada City Napa and Kenwood and barley from Hershey wheat from Portland Utah and Knights Landing plus received carloads of barley wheat. Other receipts include general merchandise lumber potatoes and crude oil.
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Sacramento-Woodland
U. P
Woodland Grain and Milling Company
Nevada City
Napa
Kenwood
Hershey
Portland
Utah
Knights Landing
Mull er Waters Tie The Knot In California Ceremony
A marriage license was issued to John Thompson Muller 33 of Knights Landing and Tessie Ruth Waters 19 of Sutter county. J E Strong justice of the peace officiated with Mrs A E Glockler of Davis as a witness. The bride is daughter of James Waters and the groom son of John Muller who formerly resided in Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson Muler
California
Knights Landing
Tessie Ruth Waters
Sutter County
J. E. Strong
A. E. Glockler
Davis
James Waters
John Muller
Cranberries and Oregon Appee to Ston Bros
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cranberries and Oregon app to stone brothers in a brief historical blotter. No clear event, date, or names to establish full context.
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Cranberries
Oregon
Ston Bros
Broderick to Erect New Block on Third and D Streets
Henry Feldburcen awarded a contract to build a 60 by 80 foot one story block at Third and D streets in Broderick. The $6000 structure will include a postoffice on the east half leased to L. B. Hinman Company for ten years. A meat market leased to A. C. Gunthenberg for five years. a third store to be leased to a dry goods firm. Construction starts next week. Alden W. Campbell is architect.
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D and
Third Streets
Broderick
Henry Feldburcen
Third
D Streets
L. B. Hinman Company
Alden W. Campbell
Bee
Lottery Man staged by Manion Claman Players
The Lottery Man features Jack Wright a single newspaper reporter who stages a lottery to fund his paper and pursuit of love. An old maid wins the prize but steals the ticket. authorities intervene. The Manion Claman Players drew a large audience and will present The Coward this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida Johnson Young
Jack Wright
Wright
Opera House
Manion-Claman
North
Jules
Hilda
Julee
Evangeline Claman
Aviation and Sales Day Arrives in Woodland
Woodland Business Men's Association announces Aviation and Sales Day for Saturday at 10 30 A M with Main street flight. Secretary James L Hare, under orders from the merchants, spearheads sales offers across town. Reductions from 10 to 20 percent apply to gents furnishings and dry goods, while shoe stores hardware stationery jewelry photographers and music shops offer 10 percent off. Millinery shops slash prices by 50 percent in the event publicized in the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Woodland Business Men's Association
James L. Hare
Main Street
Democrat
Sylvan Rebekah Lodge elects officers and plans event
In Sylvan Rebekah Lodge No 108 I O O F officers were elected: Emma Van Tassel Noble Grand Maige Gallup Vice Grand Bettie Bates Recording Secretary Mayme Snee Financial Secretary Mary Dutcher Treasurer Ollie Kipers Trustee. J D Schuler and Lulu Exley initiated. District Deputy Lydia Hurlbut attended. A banquet for 100 plates followed. A March 4 Odd Fellows Hall event was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Rebekah Lodge
Emma van Tassel
Noble Grand
Maige ‘Gallup
Bettie Bates
Mayme Snee
Mary Dutcher
Ollie Kipers
J. D. Schuler
Lulu Exley
Woodland Engine and Hose Company elects officers
At a Tuesday meeting of Woodland Engine and Hose Company officers were chosen. A. G. Silberstein is president, W. B. Young vice president, E. C. Toothaker secretary, E. H. Van Tassell foreman, Ira More first assistant, L. H. Roberts second assistant, with W. B. Young, Frank Dietz and W. A. Brown named fire wardens. A supper followed at the Yolo Tamale Parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Engine and Hose Company
A. G. Silberstein
W. B. Young
E. C. Toothaker
E. H. van Tassell
Ira More
L. H. Roberts
Frank Dietz
W. A. Brown
Yolo Tamale
Fancy Work Sale by M E Church South Society
The W H M Society of the M E Church South announces a sale of fancy work aprons home made candies bread and cake with hot coffee. Proceeds fund repairs and furniture for the parsonage. Thursday December 5 1912 from 2105 p m at Ewert's corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. M. Society
M. E Church South
Ewert’s Corner
Paul Diablo opens four days at the Majestic in Woodland
Paul Diablo and Company bring a four day vaudeville engagement to the Majestic starting Thursday December 5 with a varied comedy and song repertory. The bill features the LaGre Sisters and Grove Norton with 31 minutes of acts alongside the regular picture program. The opening sketch is Mr. Diablo's travesty A Mellow Drummer with song hits sprinkled throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Diablo
the Majestic
Northwest
Canada
Mr. Diablo
LaGre Sisters
Grove Norton
Woodland
Millinery Offer with Free Calendar for December Purchases
Mrs. M. Pullan will give every hat buyer a handsome hand painted calendar for 1913 during December. Main Street Woodland.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Offer with Free Plaster
Deep seated coughs need both external and internal treatment. Buy a four dollar bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and receive two remedies for the price of one. Also receive a free Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster with each bottle. Sold by J R Shelton, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Herrick
J. R. Shelton
Ballard's Snow Liniment Offers Fast Relief
Swellings of the flesh from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by Ballard's Snow Liniment. It should be rubbed into the affected part as its healing penetrating power eases pain reduces swelling and restores normal conditions. Prices 25c 50c and 1 per bottle. Sold by J R Shelton druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. R. Shelton
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Wedogd WN
Wm. A. Cannedy
W. F. Mixon
I. H. Holt
E. J. Tharp
Herbert and
George
Vallejo
E. F. McCormick
J. W. Dutton
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Dutton
Grigsby Place
Lawson and
Hord
M. L. Hoover
Bolinas
Yalo
George Mitchell
Tules
San Jose Herald
Esther Marders
Palo Alto
Florence Paul Ruffner
Leo J. Snavely
Lodi
Ganger
Little Jeff
The
Lambs’ Club
J. T. Grant
Oakland Avenue
Fisher
Payne
Woodland Driving Club
Woodland Race Track
Hughson
Reflector
Courthouse News
J. H. Glide
Sacramento
L. Hellowel
Nettie Anderson
Benicia
A. M. Eaton
Mrs
Ed Greene
Rowray
Sacramento Woodland
Grace Gallagher
Ida Ambrose
J. Considine
Muller-Waters
Broderick 10
Fraternal News
Engine and Hose Company
Majestic
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