Saboba

At midsummer was to be a fete in the Saboba village, and the San Bernardino priest would come there.

Ramona 1921

The one over which she had wept such bitter tears in the valley, they had burned the night before they left their Saboba home.

Ramona 1921

There was a kind, good old man who owned all that valley, -- Señor Ravallo; he found the village of Saboba there when he came to the country.

Ramona 1921

An old Indian woman, the same whose house they had hired in Saboba, had come up to live with Ramona.

Ramona 1921

The Saboba people were too poor to build miles of fencing; they must soon give up keeping stock; and the next thing would be that they would be driven out, like the people of Temecula.

Ramona 1921

Already the news had come to Saboba that a company had been formed for the settling up of the San Jacinto valley; the Ravallo brothers had sold to this company a large grant of land.

Ramona 1921

During the summer that she and Alessandro had lived in Saboba he had seen her many times, and had been impressed by her rare quality.

Ramona 1921

It was here that he had thought of building his house if they had stayed in Saboba.

Ramona 1921

Her intimacy with the Hyers had been a barrier the Saboba people could not surmount.

Ramona 1921

A few days saw the two families settled, -- the Hyers in their tent and wagon, at the hot springs, and Alessandro and Ramona, with the baby, in a little adobe house in the Saboba village.

Ramona 1921