The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-06
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to spend couple of weeks at Apologize, in
the Sierra Nevadas, where her daughier-in-
law, Mrs. Harry Dean, is now sojourning.
Mr. j. Leroy Nickel has been paying a
visit to Menlo Park, where his new residence
is almost completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker, who are
now occupying the Vuelta cottage, Sausa-
lita, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. l..
l.. Baker part of the winter.
Senator j. p. Jones was expected in this
city yesterday from Washington.
Judge and Mrs. Miles Searles are comfort
ably located in Nevada City.
Mrs. NJ. Chase has been paying a pleasant
visit TO her parents in SonOma.
Hon. Frank MeCoppin has been visiting
Vallejo.
Mr. William Babcock returned on the
Australia from Honolulu TO his residence in
San Rafael.
Mr. ana Mrs John F. Boyd are entertain
ing Mrs: William Willis at their cottage in
San Rafoel
Captain John G. Currier and family of San
Miguel have removed to Oakland. Captain
Currier is United States Pension Agent, and
Mrs. Currier will be well remembered in
army circles while living at the Preside,
where she was greatly admired for her
beauty and culture. Her sister, Mrs. Gen
eral kelton, is now resident of Washing
ton, ID. G.
MIS-. E. o. Smith and family have re-
turned to San Jose after an extended tour Of
pleasure through the European continent.
The last of the Sausalito summer guests
left last week, including Captain Werner
Stauf Mr.. Rudolph Herod. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Ross jackson, Miss Carrie jackson, Mr.
George W. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kill
garif, Mr.. II. +. Parks, Mr.. William Murray.
DR.. j. s. knOwlton.
Colonel W, w. Bergman, U. S. A., is at
the Hotel Vendome San Jose.
Mrs. Stillwell and her daughter. Miss
ENma Stillwell of Port Blakeey, Wash,
are visiting the family of Mr.. }. L. Markley.
on Filbert street, Oakland. They may re-
main here all winter on account of the mild
neSS of the climate, which is beneficial to
Mrs. StilwelpS health.
Miss Cora Caduc has been passing a couple
of weeks at the Hotel Vendome.
DR.. William Boericke has returned from
summer visit to Newport, r. l., via Santa
Barbara, whore he left Mrs. Boericke and
their four children, who will pass the Win
ter there.
Miss Daisy Deming has returned to
Berkeley from Sacramento to resume her
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Wheeler have re-
turned home from a visit to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. A. leventhal of San BernardinO, VINO
has been here for number of weeks seri-
ously i'll, left yesterday on the steamer
Santa Rosa for his home, though still in
disposed
Miss Eva Taaffe has gone on visit East
Mrs. f. V. Sleeth CT Santa Barbara has
come up to spend the coming winter season
in this city.
Miss Rose Donohue was over in this city
yesterday from San Rafael on a short visit
to friends.
Captain and Mrs. Millen Griffith and the
Misses Griffith have returned to their resi-
dence in this city
MI c. X. McClatchy and family. of Sac
ramento. have gone up to Auburn to remain
about two weeks.
Miss Abbie Scott, who has been visiting
on this Coast, contemplates returning home
to the Eastern States shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z, Sanntag will locate at
the Hotel Pieasanton for the winter season.
Mrs. Captain a. W. Barrett and her sister,
Mrs. l.. c. Ellis, have arrived from Los An
geleS on visit TO friends.
Professor Joseph lie Conte is not well. He
has not been able to meet his classes for the
last few days.
Mr. d. o. Mills has left for the East.
Miss Evelyn Aull, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Boggs of Woodland,
has returned to her home in this city.
Rev. III. c. MintOn of San Jose has come
up to attend tile First Presbyterian Church
Synod Of the Pacific in this city. lie ex-
poets to remain until Tuesday,