The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 26, 1897, Page 28

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBTER 26, 1897, HE correspondents of THE CALL supply fresh information of a per- sonal nature this morning from towns and cities repre- sentative of a large Pacific Coast area. In this conveni- ent manner the citizens of places as far removed as Puget Sound from San Diego T may, as they leisurely sip| their breakfast coffee, dis-| cover about the move- | ments of their distant friends. | This is aimost next to Shak—;. ing hands and saying, “How | d’ye dor” The history of the people of the Pacific Coast is suchi| that individuals have a keen]| interest in what concerns their fellows—Kkeener, per= | haps, than would be possible | in the East. Some towns and cities are mentioned to-day that were not reported last Sunday. The idea is to get as much of fact as possible in a given space and to fur- nish a sort of birdseye view which may be of general in- terest and profit. e AUb\J rn. Power, president of the Placer | ' Association and superinten- | us Hidden Treasure gravel Biuff, was in town this | Power is in ted in the Haskel | Auburn. citizen, returns next many. Coates, who have been in Oakland and San 1 home last week. Francisco, returr s, Nelson and son are expected home from Senta Cruz this week. [ v. Seneca Jones, Rev. John Chisholm and | wife and H. H. Richmond snd wife atiended | t E. conference at Pacific Grove lust | Rev. Mr. Jones was appointed to the charge J. L. Rollins has returned from his sum- ing on Bear River. or E. W. Chapmen, representing EI | Dorado aud Plscer, was in Auburn last week | er his many mining interests. Toda spent most of the week in e P. D. Martin 1s convalescent, ken hasreceived a letter from that he has reached St. Juth of the Yukon, and e City for the winter. the Sacramento real es- has been here looking after his d Mrs. G. H. Garrison, prominent rest Hill, passed throuxh Au ist week on their way home from the | 4 les Van Norden, resident director | h Yuba Water Company and man- | at company’s electric power plant in Auburn last week. rintendent of the Bac- Lincoin, was here last week. ent, and H. Gimbal, quariz mine, near rned to San Francisco after Trus! after quite an Mrs. Fred Dec s of Fo , have 10 the mine Ballard. ce Lyons and wife are visiting with Mr. Solon West in Ventura. and Mrs. Alden W. Boyd of Rancho Los oare st Mr. Boyd’s old home in ., are not cxpected to return for Mr. Boyd is large.y interested in inaustry in this vieinity. Janin, the well-known mining engi- neer of San Francisco. is enjoving an outing athis ranch home, Marcelino, near the old Santa Ynez Mission. Rev. Joseph Hemphill, brother of Rev. John 1 ot Calvary Presbyterian Church in Francisco, pastor of the churches at Los dlard and Santa Ynez, is attending the presbytery of santa Barbura, in session at Hueneme. : J. J. Hobson and family are spending the n Santa Barbara. Mr. Hobson is one of tne most successful threshing-machine opera- tors in the State. Belvedere. and Mrs, Arthur Wellingion, who have ocenpied the Perker house for the past four 3 . will leave Belvedere for their home Francisco ou the 1st f October. tr. and Mrs. William Riley of Tulare have been the guests of Mr. ana Mrs, Fred Boole at cottage on the peninsula and Mrs. Eliis Parrish and Frank W. Runyon are occupying Dr. Otto Westphal's dence in Beivedere for a couple of months. George Parker of Belvedere, formerly of San 1ncisco, 1s spending the month of September Mr. Wheeler Aiba some tip the oliv oui mon’ at - M- and Mrs. Fred Boole entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Parrish at their home last Mr. and Mrs. George Wellington wiil spend ihe winter months at Belvedere on their ark. GloVerd-aIe. Miss Margaret Reed, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ruby Reea, has gone to her Lome in La Crosse, Wis. Dr. R. 8. Markell is visiting San Francisco. Mrs. Thomss Shurtleff returned to her home iast Monday after a visit here. ows Hunziker of Peadieton, Or., spenta two weeks’ vacation with his parents here. Colonel G. W. Prescott and wife of Sari Fran- cisco are here for the autumn months and wllarrange to furnish their residence built Jast fall, Golfax. Mrs. J. D. Fippins of Penryn is visiting friends at Colfax. J.0. Whitney, mining man of San Franeisco, has returned heme aiter spending two weeks among the mines on the Forest Hill divide. E.B. Powers has gone to his home at Ban- gor, Maine. Dr. E. W. Twitchell has returned from Berlin, where be took a post-graduate course dicine and surgery, and is the guest of B. A. Mardis of Forest Hill. J. 8 Goodwin, mining man of You Bet, was in Colfax recently. J.F. Brown made a trip to Sacramento last sccompanied by his wife. Chappelict Sr. of San Francisco, presi- cut of the Mayflower Mining Company, has ) spending a we:k on the Forest Hill aivide. Misses Lizzie and Lucy Beckford have gone to their home in Maine. Mrs. Jacob Kuenzly has returned from a in Nevada City 1 | cisco. 1 eisco. | are visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Grass Valley for the benefit of ) turned from Pacific Grove. | to Sacr: week's visit at San Erancisco, Gossipy Information That Will Be Enjoyed at ‘Breakfast Tables. Here Old Friends Will Find Much to Mrs. J. L. Stoakes spent a portion of last week at Sacramento. Mrs. 8. Miadleton and daughter Nannie have returned from Sacramento. Mrs. W. H. Stenr of Jowa Hill was a visitor 1n Colfex last week. Henry De-que and party have returned from an extended camping trip. Colusa. Mrs. Susan L. Drake is at Cook Springs for her health. A. A. Gibson, principal owner of the Buckeye qu ck.ilver mine in West Colusa County, was here Inst week. Assemblyman William Ash was here last Supervisor A. P. Spaulding is improving at Sulphur Sy rings. Captain W. T. Forsman has returned to Sacramento. J.B.de Jarnatt and family are visiting at the Bay City. H. Gildmacher and family have returned from San Francisco. Rev. George R. Bird and family hava re- turned from the seaside. Robert Conner was in Sacramento last week attending the State Anti-Debris Association meeting. Joseph Evans, s Californis pioneer, is dan- gerously ill at his home near Maxwell. The Menderhall brothers have purchased the well-known Curtiss ranch in this county. Frank Wilkins has returned from S8an Fran- Hen. John Boggs transacted business here last week. Attorney J. W. Goad is visiting in San Fran- Fresno. Mrs, Mary Clance and family have returned from Santa Cruz, where they passed the summer. Mrs. J. P. Vincent, wife of the County As- sessor, has returned from Pacific Grove. Miss Flora Vincent stopped at Modesto to visit. Clarence J. Berry and wife of Selma made a trip to San Francisco last week. Mrs. de Witt, wife of Rev. H. G. de Witt, and daughter, are here from Santa Cruz. Mrs. L. Clere Davis, associate editor of the Expositor, was on Thursday called to George- town, El Dorado County, upon the death of her mother. Mrs. E. L Hutchinson returned on Wednes- dsy from Santa Ross, accompanied by her E {:s. A. H. Loucks, and her daughter, Neitie Hutchinson. W. de Long, & pioneer merchant of Fresno, is down from San Francisco. M Addie Whaie Nye has returned from Stockton, where her fatuer died recently. Lewis H. Smith, the City Attorney, made a | trip to Los Angeles last week. Miss Ada Harvey will soon visit Engiand. 8he will be gone a year. Mr. and Mrs T. D. Connelly of Los Angeles M F. D. Vanderlip, in this city. Mrs. Ella Hoxie 1s visiting friends in Oak- land. 1. W. Patterson isin San Franclsco on busi- ness. Grass Valley. Frank Johns Jr. has gone to Byron Sprines for the benefit of his health. A. D. Foote, manager of the North Star Mining Company, has returned from San Francisco. L. C. Wilhelm aud family, H. E. St. George and family and others enjoyed a pleasant out- ing at Reinhart’s country home. Mrs. C. J. Miller and Miss Kate Wheelihsn have gone to Iowa Hill, where they wili work in the interest of the coming fair to be held in the orphan asylum. | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pearce have re- 1 Mrs. W. W. Nelson has returned from a visit mento. H. C. Zapi, who has been combining busi- ness with pleasure at the bay, has returned. C. Hunsaker of the Holbrook House has re- turned from a visit to Redding. Robert Frank has returned from San Fran- cisco. He is much improved in health. Maurice O'Connell is home from a visit | to Sacramento. Mrs. William Zadow and chidren, Mrs. Wiliiam Kohler and Miss Minnie Kohler have goue to Carsou, Nev. Mme. Chavanne and her guest, Miss Auger, have gone on a visit to Calaveras County. They will visit other parts of the State. Miss Lottie Smith has returned to her home at Gold Hill, Nev,, after a pleasant visit with her brother, Fred Smith. Thomas F. Blake, after a pleasant visit to Lis old home 1n Grass Valley, has returned to san Francisco. Miss Ellen Richards, who has been visiting in Sacramento, has returned. Gllr Og. Mre. J. Leroy Nickle and family of Menlo Park are spending & week at her cottage at Mount Madrone. Her guests have been Mrs, Judge Rising and Miss Hulda Andersen, of San Francisco, and Miss Mario Doyle of Menlo Park. Mrs. L. A. Whitehurst and Miss Janet White- burst are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles White hurst {n San Francisco. Miss Birdie Hobbs is visiting friends in San Francisco. Mrs. Baker and family, who occupied the Rose Marie Farm mansion during the summer monthe, have returned to their home in San Francisco. Miss Nottie Ingham visited last week at Pa- cific Grove. Aiss Georgle Cobb has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. Charles Bradley of San Jose visited old friends here last week. Haywards. Mrs. C. C. Wing has gone to Stockton to visit with friends. Mrs. Jobn Dassel and son, Warner, have re- turned from a vacation passed at Sunol. Mrs. C. Hahn, who has been at Bartlett Springs and Mark West Springs, is with her son George at Sacramento. The Misses Annje and Louisa May have re- turned from Santa Rosa. Miss Berta Loveland of Ferndale, Humboldt County, who has been visiting Miss Agnes Ramage, departed last week to visit iriends at San Jose. Supreme President F. I. Lemons and Grand Director Joseph Pimentel, of the U. P. E. C., last week paid official visits 1o councils of the order located at Fresno, Hanford and Seima and installed new officers. Miss C. Florez of Colusa, who has been visit- ing Mrs. F. Terry, departed this week for Han- ford. G. Toyne, who last year assumed control of the D. Garwood ranch in Castro Valley, and who has been ill, removed to his residence on | B street this week. His health is improved. There was a Iarge attendance at the farewell reception tendered to Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Bayley in the pariors of the Congregational church. After an absence of four months O. C. Lew- eliyn lest week returned from Randsburg, where he has large mining interests, Hanford. Erle G. Ayers has returned from a pleasure trip to San Francisco sergeant Sovalewski of Troop K, Fourth Cavalry, United States army is visiting here with Mr. Ryder and family, Mrs. Polly Landis, sister of Mrs. J. J. Cort- ner, is here on a visit from Tennessee. irs. G. B. McCord and son are visiting in San Fraucisco, Mrs. J. W. Baird has returned from a trip to Sau Francisco Mrs. T. J. McQuiddy, who has b2en in Ten- nessee on & visit, has returned home. Miss Belle Jacobs, the schoolmistress, ha: returned from a vacation in San Francisco. D. M. Walrad and family of Stocktou are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Alcorn. J. E. Richmona, editor of the Sentiuel, ana wife and son, accompanied by Miss Mary Hud- son, have arrived in Hanford from San Diego. James Cullingham, Southern Pacific conduc- tor, has returned home with his iamily from Canada, where they have been on a prolonged visit. Mr. Cullingham wiil take charge of the “Westside fiyer” on October 1. Mr.and Mrs. R G. White have returned from their coast mountain camping trip. James Ford is spending his vacation in San Francisco. J. A. Herrod, one of the teachers in the Han- ford public schools, has returned with his fa- mily from San Jose. Mrs. Slocum and daughter have returned from an extended visit in Oakland. L. K. Sheffer has returned to Hanford from Los Angeles. James Bowie anl wife of Seattle, Wash., are here on & visit to Mrs. Bowie’s brother, Frank Healdsburg, Miss Lizzie Perry of Sacramento Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. William Ferguson, in Healdsburg, Mrs. E. Hemilton has returned from San Jose, whither she went to place her daughter, Miss Georgia, In the Normal School. Miss Blanche Slocum Is enjoying & visit with friends in the metropolis. Ex-Editor Louis Meyer of the Sonoma County Tribune and his wife have taken their departure from Healdsburg for San Francisco. Miss M. Gray has returned from a visit with friends in San Francisco aud Palo Alto. Miss Clifton Swisher, daughter of Dr.and Mrs. J. R. Swisher, has entered the San Jose Normal School. Miss Florence Denis, s popular Healdsburg lads, has left for Sar. Francisco, where she will spend the fall months with friends. J. M. Alexander of Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco, paid a visit to Healdsburg friends the fore part of the week. Mr. end Mrs. J. H. Gunn have returned from a several days’ sojourn in the metropolis. Mrs. W. Rosenberg and sons, Ira and Taeo, are visiting with relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. J. Winkler and daughter of Oakiand are the guestsof Mr. and Mrs. George T. Mil- ler in Healdsburg. The Misses Helene and Lou Weidershein of Oakiand are sojourniug at the home of Mrs. E. Hamilton in this city. A. Koenig, a San Francisco capitalist, who hes just returned from a two years' European tour, came up to Healdsburg to visit with his brother, Frank Koenig, this week. Hollister. Mr. James H. Tebbetts made a fiying trip to Nevada this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Ashe have returned from a sbort visit to San Franecisco. Alfred McBray of Palo Alio for the next few m ontbs will be in Hollister as assistant to his uncle, Vic McCray. Thomas Keene, who has been in Hollister for several months in search of health, has re- turned home much improved. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Orr and Mr.and Mrs. G. E. Sbaw are home from Sacramento, where they were attending the State Fair. Maiss Maude Jones of Szn Jose is a guest of Miss Addie Duncan. Miss Wilson of Santa Barbara has been visit- ing Miss Grace Dal zell. Liodi. The Misses Pauline and Ada Gilbeau of Stockton visited with their sister, Mrs. B. Ren- fret of this place, last week. F. R. Lee, a former resident, has arrived from Rhode Island. He will reside here with his family. Attorney Paul C. Morf of Stockton was in | our town several days last week visiting rela- tives and attending to legal business at the same time. Supervisor 0. J. Hemphill was in Stockton on county business the first of the week. Alex Friedberger took arun down to the slough city last week. Merchbant S. A. Kitchner returned the first of the week from & business trip to San Fra- cisco. TGeorge Lawrence of Lawrence & Son has re- turned from San Francisco, where he com- binea pleasure with business. Loufs Rieff21 and wife spent several days of last week at the Stockton fair. F. T. Peach went down to Stockton on busi- ness Iast week. Attorney W. C. Green has been in Stockton arguing the Lodi High School case before Judge Budd. The town is well satisfied that the High School was declared a legally organ- ized institution. Miss Elsie Wheeler is visiting with friends in San Francisco. George Keagle has returned aiter two weeks in the city by the Golden Gate. John Emde, Theo Beckman, Miss Henrietta Emde and the Misses Houskin have returned from & eamping trip to Lake Tahoe. Lios Ar\g_eles. Ex-Governor J. B. Grant and H.W. Hardinge, of Denver, were in the city last week, having just returned from Arizona, where they com- Ppleted the purchase of mines near Bisbee. G. G. Linen, representing Snlt Lake City cap- italists, is in the cily investigating Southern California mining interests. E. C. Sattley has gone to Western Mexican cities to repre ent four Los Angeles business houses seeking trade in that quarter. Mrs. J. W. A. Off has gone to Santa Paula to pass a fortnig! 1me with friends. Thomas Carhart has gone to New York, in- tending to thence to Marseilles and to pass two vears in Southern Europe. John I Sabin, general manager of the Sunset Telephone Company, has been passing a por- tion of the week in Los Angeles. A. H. Tufts of Pomona was in the city this week. Father John Rossi, a Catholic missionary in Indin, is visiting in the city. F. C. Woodberry, Deputy Clerk of the State Supreme Court, has returned home from San Francisco. Lakeport. A. Levy returned [rom a trip to San Fran- cisco last week. s Professor Kellogg, president of the State University, and Professor Lathrop of Stanford attended the Lake County Teachers’ Institute. Will Boone leit for Los Angeles last week, where he will attend the High School. E E. Hudson anc¢ C. C. Jenkins returned from the Trinity gold fieids last week. H. C. Ackley returned from a visit to Sau Rafnel this week. Rev. E. H. McWhorter is attending the South Methodist Conference at Oakland. William Biggerstaff 1s attending the confer- ence of the M. E. Church South at Oakland, as alay delegate. A. W. Greene and family and F. B, Russell and family have returnea from an extended visit in the northern counties. Miss Minerva Hopkins has returned from a three months’ visit with relatives at St. Helena. J. W. Simpson is in San Francisco on busi- nes-. 3 Mrs. J. Mueller is visiting relatives in San Francisco. Mrs. William Osborne was called to Oakland by the serious illuess of her husband, who died soun aiter her arrival. ! Frank Ferrier, having graduated at the San Francisco Business College, hasreturned home. F. R. Todd nas returned from Santa Rosa. Marq;Ville. M. T. F. Featherly and William Wagner are home after a week’s stay at San Francisco. J. L. Achen and E. O’Banion have gone to Bartlett Springs to spend a few weess. A. C. Bingham, cashier of the Decker-Jewett County Bank, has returned from a trip to Sun Francisco. Mrs. 8. F. Lemon is home from Salinas, ‘where she visited her father. Mrs. Della MeQuaid-Livingston of the Gris mer Company is visiting her brother, C. E. McQuaid, at Yuba City. Will Planuery is visiting friends in Stockton this week. Mrs. Peter Engel, who visited her sister, Mrs. Mace of Stockton, has returned home. G. W. Hamerly, wife and daughter, and Mrs. J. G. Cannon of Yuba City are home from the Bay. Lonis H. Parks has returned to San Fran- cisco to resume his studies at the dental col- lege. ‘W. H. Nelson has gone to San Francisco on business. Monterey. Sidney J. B. Tewkesbury of Hotel del Monte will leave in a few days for a visit through the East and South. Major P. P. Dandridge has returned after a trip in tbe northern part of the State. Harry W. Morosco and bride are at Hotel del Monte. W. J. Hewitt, manager of Del Monte Hotel Cyclery, will leave shortly on his vacation. 1 Olarte spent several days in Salinas this week on business, and may move 10 that city. Miss Katharine Phillips of Seattle, the guest of Mrs. C. D. Casper, has gone home. Dr. J. E. P. Heintz, a capitalist of Monterey, made a visit to San Francisco during the week. Mrs. William Hatton is in San Francisco for a brief stay. Modesto. Miss Myrtyze Fulkerth has returned from a fortnight’s visit to friends in Merced. Mrs. G. H. Bertram is visiting Mrs. F. C. Winters in San Francisco. Joseph Lord, cattle king of Tuolumne Coun- ty, was in this city one day last week on busi- ness. L. M. Cutting of Stockton was in this city 188t week accompanied by his wife. M. and Mrs. J. A. Goodwin of San Francisco are visiting Dr. M. L. Cooper. Miss Mabel Coombs, who has been visiting Theodore Turner, returned to her home in Marysville. W. E. Morton has returned from a summer vacation at the coast. J. M. Walthall, having speat the summer in Modesto, has returned to San Francisco. Miss Belle Jacobs, who has been visiting here, returned to Hanford. A. L Hoitham and family have returned from Santa Cruz. Menlo Park. Captain and Mrs. Charles Goodall, who have been at Hotel del Monte, have returned to their home here. E. & Clute has returied from his wedding tour and is occupying a handsome residence on Oak Grove avenue. Mrs. Jane L. Stanford is expected home next month. A. C. Tubbs of San Francisco will leave for his city residence this week. C. W. Smith of the firm of Redington & Co. leaves shortly for Philadelphia to settle the estate of his mother. Miss Ednabelle Falkenberg of Hollister is a guest of the Misses Maloney. Miss Louise Stillman of Ukiah, after a visit with her friena, Miss E. Weeden, has returned home. William T. Dovle, youngest son of John T. Doyle, starts in a few days for Washington, D. C., to onter the Georgetown College. Mrs. James Carro 1 of San Frazcisco is yisit- ing her parents here. Dr. Christopher Heath was the guest of Dr. J. H. Stallard’and wife recently. Pacific Grove. C. B. Perkins and wife of San Francisco were here the past week. W. W. Case, D.D., the newly appointed pre- siding elder of the San Francisco district of the California M. E. Conference, is occupying the Tuttle cottage for a month. Rolla V. Watt and wife, of San Francisco, have been spending a few days at El Carmelo. Rev. F. F. Jewell, D.D., ot San Francisco,who has been appointed to the charge of the Meth- odist church at this place,will soon enter upon his pastorate. Rev. T. H. Binex, D.D., moraland prudential manager of Pacitic Grove, is quite ill at his home on Forest avenue. Captain Charles Goodall of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company speat several days here during the week. Miss Sarah M. Spooner of San Francisco will pass the autumn season here. Pomona. Rev. L. H. Frary of the Pomona Congrega- tional Church, who with his wife has been in Europe for several months, writes that he ‘wiil not be at home until early in December. William A. Beil has arrived home from a tour of Continental Europe. He spent much time among the rural towns of Germany and France. Invitations are out for the wedding of James E. Knight ot Chino and Miss Lillian Block at the home of the bride’s mother in Alameda on the 30th inst. The wedding will be a notable social affair. Ben Havner, founder of the Pomona Beacon, and Mrs. Havner and childreu are in Los Angeles. Mrs. Allen, wife of Adjutant-General Allen, is a guest of Mrs, Senator Androus. Jay Spence and wife of the First National Bank of Pomona will spend their annual vacation in San Franc.sco and Oakland. Dr. Frederick C. Howe, recently of Pomona, has settled in Selma, Fresno County. Red Bluff. Dr.John Fite has returned from a short visit to San Francisco. Mrs. Fife will remain there a few weeks longer. Mrs. Chipman, wife of Supreme Court Com- missioner Chipman, has returned from San Francisco. F. 8. Cadwalader, manager of the Sunset Tele- phone Company, is home from & vacation passed 1n San Francisco. Mrs, W. B. Cahoone is home from San Fran. cisco. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Anna Cahoone. Mrs. C. A. Campbell d daughter. Ruth, bave returned from a visit to relatives near Anderson. Arthur L. Conrad has gone to New York. He went East to arrange for the manufacture of a device invented by him. H. J. Dumermuth, who has been visiting friends in this place, has returned to Trinity County, where he has a promising mine. A Interest Them.| Mrs. B. A. Bell has gone to San Francisco on a visit. During an absence of several weeks she will visit relatives and friends in Los An- 1 geles. Mrs. Ida Hunter of this place is spending a few weeks in San Francisco. Hon. Charles A. Garter has removed from San Francisco and has opened a law office in this place. E. D. Gardner Is home from Sisson, wherehe | rested for a few days. Sacramento. Superintendent of Public Instruction Black has gone to the northern portion of the State to attend County Institute meetings in Modoc, Lassen and other counties. He will be absent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Graham of thiscity have gone to El Dorado County for a few weeks’ outing. B. Wilson, who has been absent in the East for several weeks, is home again. Warden Charles Aull and E. A. Aull, who bave been spending their vacations at the sea- shore, passed through the city on their way home last week. Court Commissioner C. T. Hughes leaves for Stockton on Monday to hear the case of the people in relation with E.P. Colgan, State Controller, vs. N. M. Orr and Bondsmen. Russ Flint, William Leeman and C. H. Eck- lon leave shortly for the McCloud River, where they will spend several weeks enjoying the fall fishing. Santa ‘Rosa. Dr. N. Olof Holst, connected with the Swe- dish Government. has been visiting Luther Burbank. Rev. George Guth, presiding elder of the German Methodist Church in Sonoma County, was here for several deys. He returned home to Lorin Friday. Miss Grace Brownley of Vallejo, who bas been a guest of Mrs. krank Leppo for two weeks past, has returned home. Miss Mattie Farmer of San Francisco s the guest of Mrs. D. M. Jones. Miss Bertha Miller has gone to Oakland on & two weeks’ visit to relatives. Mrs. H. Oppenheimer of San Francisco has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. W. Bern- stein, last week. Mrs. Martha E. Chaso went to Napa for a brief stay last week. Captain Guy E. Grosse, who has been quite sick, is reported to be {mproving. Hon. Thomas L. Thompson is visiting friends m San Francisco for a few days. Miss Hattie Parsons has gone to Berkeley. Mrs. N. §. Smith of Kingfisher, Okla., who has been visiting Santa Rosa relatives, has started for home. » San Luis Obispo. 8 Donati has returned from San Francisco, where he attended the meeting of the Dairy- men’s Union. Miss Lena Call is the guest of Miss Wright in Paso Robles. Dykeman Stone of San Franoisco is visiting his mother here. Congressman Barlow and wife hava returned from & pleasant sojourn at Monterey. Miss Fannie Martin is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. W. Peterson, in Salinas. Miss Mae Keller is visiting friends and rela- tives in Fresno. P. 0. Scaroni, a prominent citizen of Santa Cruz, returned home Monday, after a visit with his brother, John Scaroni, near this city. Miss Kate Dwyer of San Francisco is the zuest of her sister, Mrs. Paul Pfister of Paso St. Helena. W. B. Bourn of San Francisco spent s few days of last week in St. Helena. Miss Virginia Graham has returned from Auburn after an absence of two weeks. A.J. Lyon, areal estate man of San Fran- cisco, speat a few days last week in St Helena. Mrs. P. S. Grant has returned from a visit with relatives in Winters, Yolo County. Mrs. L. F. Gemmell of Oakland, who has been visiting Miss Charlotte Brown, has re- turned home. L. A. Peilet has returned from Big Pine, Inyo County, where he has been engaged in mining. He reports things being active there. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Halihan are now in Ire- land, and will leave shortly for France. Mr. H lihan’s health has been greatiy benefite by the trip. Mrs. A. Maguire has returned home after an absence of several weeks in San Francisco and Napa. Santa Ana. Louis Opid, the ’cellist, and nephew of Mod- jeska, has been visiting at Arden, the lady’s home in Santiago Canyon. Mrs. J. B. Harrlson of Los Angeles and her sister, Mrs. Charles Hinton of Madison, Ind., spent the past week in this city, the guests of Mrs. Minnie Higbie. Rev. Myron Cooley of the Emanuel Baptist Church has been given two weeks’ leave irom his pastoral duties, and is visiting in Sants Barbara. Aibert ‘Hervey,son of President W. B. Her- vey of the First National Bank, has gone to Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will take up the study of dentistry. Joseph Yoch and family, who summared at Lazuna Beach, have returned home. Frea Mitchell has goue to Crawfordsville, Ind., expecting to be gone about six weeks. Willlam Koss-Lewin and bride are spending their honeymoon at Catalina. C. H. Putnam departed Friday for Chicago. M s. George L.Burger has arrived home arter a visit of three months with relatives in Chicago. Sar\ta—Barbara‘ J. Kalar and Mrs. Ferris of Salinasare in santa Barbara, and the guests of their nephev, J. H. Burson. A social and musicale was given Tuesday evening in honor of the French club at the residence of Mrs. Alice Huse Williams. Louis Angeloty, the boy violinist, Miss Minnie John- son and Mrs. Williams rendered & number of musical selections. Edward Kuepper, who is at Stanford taking a post-graduate conrse for the degree of doctor of philosopuy, expects to be the principal of a college in the Staie of Washington, Miss Anna Boyer has gone to Boston to take a course in the School of Domestic Science. Mrs. Staley and her daughter, Mrs, Garfield, of San Francisco, who have spent the summer in the Channel City, have returned to their home. San Diego. Roscoe Howard, Frank L. Sargent and Charles Emory have returned on the gasoline launch Haleyon from a month’s bunung trip in Lower California. They succeeded in shoot- ing a large number of bighorn sheep and ante- lope. Dr. W. P. Polhemus has returned from a six weeks’ vacation spent among the silver mines of Colorado. Rev. L. M. Hartley, pastor of the First M. E. Church, will leave soon for Los Angeles to at- tena the Southern California Conference. Mr, Hartler has been at the head of the First Church here five vears. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hakes have returned from a four months’ trip through the East. Mr., and Mrs. W, W, Whiting have returned from their second trip around the world, oringing with them a vast amount of valuable curios from the Orien Miss Mary B. Fenwick of San Antonio, Tex., is visiting at the home of Judge W. A. ag:‘nm Miss Jossie Ackermann, the W. C. T. U. sionary, visited (riends here last week. Mrs. D. B. Northrup has returned from a six weeks' visit at Canton, Ohio. Jefferson Chandlerof San Francisco was here on legal business. W. 8. Hebbard, the architect, has gone to San Francisco on business. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wertenberger of Ban Francisco have removed to this city to remain permanentiy. Melville Klauber has gone to San Francisco to be absent a month. Santa Monica. Ex-Mayor Carrillo and family and a party of friends numbering fifteen are camping in the mountains near Malibu ranch. They expect to spend two weeks there. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Eastman leave this week for their Chicago home. Mrs. James Bettner leaves this week for her, home in Riverside. Miss Celia Mooser is in San Francisco fora six months’ visit to friends. Hon. Abbott Kinney and family are sojourn- ing on Mount Lowe for the benefit of their little son’s health. Mrs. Barrett P. Bussart and family of Col- orado have taken a cottage on Ocean syenue for the winter. Mrs. Arthur Jackson is visiting friends and relatives in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. John Machell of Azusa are the guests of Mrs. Muchell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Robertson. Mayor Robert F. Jones has been enjoyinga week’s outing in the mountains. Dr. and Mrs. James Murphy of San Francisco were visitors here this week. Sonora. Miss Nellie Creighton, who has been visit- ing friends at Sutter Creek, is home again atter a visit of several weeks. Louis Rosenfeld, one of the stocknolders of the Eagle Shawmut Mining and Milling Com- pany, was in town during the past few days. Miss N. F. Pickle has returned from a visit to friends at Pacific Grove. P. Knudsen, one of Sonors’s leading mer- chants, returned from a visit to his home at Fort Bragg, Mendocino County, & few days ago. P. M. Keefe, one of the proprietors of the Hotel Victoria, returned from & business trip to San Francisco the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Witney of Quartz Moun- tein are paying a short virit to the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Bradford have returned from a visit to the Bay Jity. Judge J. F. Rooney has returned to this city after & brief visit to his family at Stockton. Mrs. J. Woifling, Mrs. M. J.Wolfling and chil- dren, have returned from their summer vaca- tion to the seaside. Mrs. Charles McCamoridge, wife of Public Administrator McCambridge, returned from an extended visit to San Francisco a few days 8go. John Graham of Oakland is here attending to his interests in the Marlow gravel mine, which property is at present in litigation. Suisun. Mrs. M. N. Bowen aud children returned to their home at South Riverside last Saturday afier & two months’ stay in Suisun with Mr. | and Mrs, J. B. Richardson. Hon. A. J. Buckles, Judge of the Superior Court of Sdlano County, has returned. He went to Buffalo, N. Y., about & month ago to attend the Grand Army of the Republic Grand Encampment. Miss Carrie Bruere hes been in San Francisco on a visit to Miss Elien C. Galues. Miss Mary Trainor hcs reiurned from a visit | to Sacramento. Miss Clara Powers has returned from St. Louis, Mo,, where she had been for nearly a year. Mrs. F. J. Devlin has been visiting friends in San Francisco this week. Tulare. W. B. Storey, chief engineer of the Valley road, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belding, Mrs. Roe and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Monteagle, all of San Francisco, are visiting at the Paige ranch, near Tulare Mrs. C. W. Tozer, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. De Frees, is home from San Francisco, where she has been spending the summer. Miss Alice D. Smith of Oakland has been spending a couple of weeks with the family of Judge J. 0. Lovejoy. Dr. D. H. Latimer of San Francisco has been assisting his friend Dr. C. H. Smith for the | past month, H. H. Francisco, a former Tulare man, now | with the Santa Fe Company in San Francisco, has been visiting in Tulare with relatives. Grant Oliver and Miss Alice Cromley, both of Tulare, were married at the home of the bride. W. M. DeWitt was made Deputy District At- torney for Tulare by the decision of the Su- preme Court in the case of Tulare County vs. May & Jeffferds. Mr. DeWilt will receive $2200 back pay from the county. Visalia. Miss Belle Mason, from Arkansas, is visiting her sister. Mrs. C. A. McDermott of this city. Mrs. Viola Steinfalt has returned to Visalia for the winter. She spent the summer months visiting relatives in Washington.” Misses Grace and Ella Mann of San Quentin are here to spend the winter with their sister, Mrs. Maud Simard. Miss Eila will attend the city high school. Mrs. Karrie Murray and little daughter have gone to St. Louis on a visit to relatives. Dr. T. J. Patterson has returned home, after spending three months in San Francisco. Ben M. Maddox. editor of the Tiwes, spent a couple of days last week in San Francisco on business connected with the State Boara of Horticulture. Miss Nanno Livingston, who has been in San Jose for the past two months, has returned to town. Rev. J. B. Holloway and wife have gone to Los Angeles to visit relatives before the con- vening of the annuai Methodist conference on the 28th in that city. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bledsoe of Modesto were here on the 21st. Mr. Bledsoe is one of the wealthy citizens of Stanislaus County. Alfter spending the summer In San Francisco Mrs. H. Levinson has returned to Visalia with her two daughters. Mejor Hammond made a quick trip to the | bay cities last week. Winters. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rummelsburg have re- turned from s week’s visit with friends in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Judy and the Misses “Judy, of Missouri, have been visiting relatives in Monticello. Rev. J. C. Hyden has been attendi; Methodist conference. e Rev. Thomas Edwards of Gilroy has ac- :epud the pastorate of tte Christian Church ere. Miss Belle McCoy, Miss Mattie Humph: g Te; and Miss Gilbreth have been in uund-:uo A’( the teachers’ institute at Vallejo. Edward Dunnagan has gone to Valle: San Francisco for & week’s absence, ot Herman Rummelsburg of Sites, Ct‘)'nl";ty, is here visiting relatives. udge Moody and son are in San Fra Miss Salie Hanton and Miss Ellg ;oc:v’:: Who have beou sending the summer with Aty and Mrs. W. B. Sutliff, haye home in San Fratcisco. e Mr. and Mrs. J. Rumm relatives in S8an Francisco, Colusa elsburg are visiting 1 | | PERSONAL MENTION FROM MANY COAST TOWNS AND CITIES Theo and Carl Schmeiser and Miss 8. Pauline Schmeiser are taking an outing at Bartlett Springs. I1‘. V. Fischer has returned from Samuel Springs much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Parmenter have returned from a visi to relatives at Clnks‘rzurg._ Mr. and Mrs, W. Walker of San Francisco are visiting at the home of Supervisor Griffin. Woodland. M. M. Garoutte and wife of San Francisco, but former resident of this city, visited friends here last week. Mr. Garoutte is a brother of Justice Garoutte of the Supreme Court. Dr. R. E. Campbell and Attorney A. C. Hus- ton have returned from Sau Francisco, where they have been negotiating for the sale of some mining property in Alaska. GMrs. E. E. Leake and son Paul have returne from a visit with relatives.in Dixon. Hon. Eugene Aram of Sacramento spent Sunday in Woodland. Mr. Aram represents Yolo aud Sutter counties in the Senate. Dr. W. W. Maciurlane, an old physician of tuis city and who has removed to Sacramento to practice his protession, visited this city Monday. George D. Stephens, capitalist, dined quite & number of wool-buyers at the Byron Hotel Saturday. Assemblyman Powers was here up from San Francisco one day last week. H. 8. Joslyn, manager of the Electric Light and Power Company, is spending a week's va- cation in San Francisco. Miss Mary M. Jacobs, second daughter ot Hon. I W, Jacobs of Yolo County, and E. L. Baldwin, a prominent citizen of Stocktonm, were married in Sacramento last week. Dr. J. T. Royler has gone to New York, to be absent about two weeks, to complete the sale of his Alaskan mines at Cooks Inlet, which he located a year and a half ago, lo‘ New York capitalists. Hon, H. W. Laugenour and family have re- turned from Allen Springs. They will soon remova to San Francisco and reside in that city. County Assessor Chamberlain and Deputy Barney spent several daysin San Francisco last week. Colonel D. M. Burns and T. T. Williams of San Francisco were in Woodland last week, negotiating for the purchase of tiie local race- track. W. Y. Browning of this city and Miss Genoa Stephens of Missouri huve returned from & visit with Warden Aull and family at Folsom. Hon. R. H. Beamer, member of the State Board of Equalization, spent the iweek look- ing after his interests in this vicinity. Mr. Beamer’s family now resides in Berkeley. W. W. Brownell departed for Sau Francisco Tuesday morning. His som, Esle Brownetl, will shortly go East to complete & course in Johns Hopkius University. Arizona. PHENIX, Sept. 24.—W. T. Little of San Francisco has just arrived in this city and isa guest at the Commercial Hotel. Mr. Little is down from his Red Reck gold mine in Yava- pai County, where he has been superintend- ing development work. He will remain in the Territory for another month and then return to San Francisco. J. Shirley, a retired capitalist of San Fran- cisco, is a guest at the Adams Hotel in Phce- nix, from which point he wiil explore the Salt River Valley and then proceed on his journey to El Paso, Tex., where he goes to visit relas tives. Mining Experts L. W. Hilliker and G. W. Beebe of California will return to San Fran- cisco early next week from their tour of in- spection of the Bonanzs mine and its adja- cent properties near Babiacori, in the Arizpe district of S.utheastern Arizona. Henry Wickenburg, the venerable California and Arizonr pioneer, who in 1863 blazed the paihway through Central Arizona aund who established the now prosperous town of Wick- enburg thirty-four years ago, has arrived in Pheenix after an absence of many years. Though quite an elderly man he is still hearty and robust and declares his ability to sleep outon the desert and subsist on *‘jerky” with the hardiest of the present generation of prospectors. General A. J. Sampson, for many yeers a resident of Salt River Valley, one of the most prominent G. A. R. men in the Territory and president of the Pheenix Chamber of Lom- merce, has just been appointed by President McKiniey as Minister Plenipotentiary to the repnblic of Ecuador. The salary is sald to be $8000 & year. Henceforth the general and his family wiil reside at Quito, 200 miles 1n- lard from the scaport of Guayaquil. The ele- vation of Quito is 9520 feet, making it the highest habitable city in the civilized world. It is reported at Prescott that Mrs. Thomas Newland has located another claim of re- y rich ore. Mrs. Newland is one of known and most successful prospec- tors and practical mining operators in the Southwest. She has well-to-do and influential relatives in Calliornin, United States Marshal | Barry Baldwin of San Francisco being hor son-in-law. Sheisa lady of intelligence, re- finement and education, but she prefers the inspiring and health-giving freedom of the hills and the desert to the restraints and af- fectations of a social existence in the cities. Colonel J. F. Wilson, ex-Attorney-General of Arizona, has just returned to Pheenix from Prascott, where he is engaged in the prepara- tion of one of the most important mining suits ever brought in this lerritors. Iis title is Weiser, Field and Other Stockholders of tne Seven Stars Mining Company versus Lawler, The property involved is known as the Hille side district, which Lawler of Prescott sold to arch New York syndicate for £400,000, of which amount more than oce-half was paid. The entire sum is now in dispute. Colonel Siias St. Jobn, whose first advent into Southeastern Arizona was in Octobor, 1857, in company with Captain *Big Foot" Wallace of the United States army, visiting friends at Tucson. Tne colonel's visit to this ancient pueblo was iu conne with the establishment of the Sin Diego and { €an Antonio mai! line. The colonel i young man in spite of his yearsand interesting reminiscences. now Oregon. ASTORIA, OR., Sept, 24 —Mr. and Mrs. Emmo Bichowsky and son James, of Los Anre. es, have been visiting E. W. Tallant and temily. Andrew Dolgity has returned from Alaska. Captain Rufus Howes of Santa Clara has been visiting his brother, Captain E. E. Howes. A. B. Paxton has just returned from a trip through the Willamette Valley. Washir\gtor\. TACOMA, WASH., Sept. 24.—Mrs. Selden S. Wright of San Francisco has arrived here on her way home from Dresden, and is s guest of Mrs. R. B. Lehman. Louis P. McCarty, editor of the Statistician and Economist of Sin Francisco, is paying Tacoma an annual visit. Mrs. Frank Clark, widow of one of the ploneers of Tacoma, has gone to Chicago to visit ber son Frank. Cashier L. J. Pentecost of the Pacific Na- tional Bank has gone to Blaine to spend & two weeks' vacation. W. H. Day, formerly secretary at Fargo, 1s the new secretary of the Tacoma Y. M. C. A. { A. M. Grilley of Salem, Or., arrived this week to become assistant secretary. Thenew secre- taries were tendered a reception Wednesday evening. Mrs. 8. Henderson, who has been visiting her daugnter, Mrs. Ira B. Richards, has gone home to Bakersfield, Cal. Artist E. Max Mever will return next week from Europe, where he has been spending the summer studying landscape work. Dr. A. H. Coleman has returned from Monte real where he atiended the maeting of the British Medical Association. Mrs. W. B. Gilbert of Portland, wife of Judge Glibert of the Uuited States Circuit Conrt, and daughter Dorothy, are visiting Miss Tisdale. AMrs. Melville W. Fuller, wife of Chief Justice Fuller, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Wallace, at Paradise Valley during the latter’s severe illness, has returned to the city Preparatory to leaving for Washington, D. C.