The record-union., 1892-08-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Win J. Davis has gone to Deer Park
Springs.
Mrs. Louis Elkus of San Francisco is
here on a visit.
District Attorney Ryan has returned
from Santa Cruz.
Mrs. +. w. Sauze has just returned
after months visit to the seaside.
Mrs. Peter Burns and daughters, Nellie
and Agnes, are sojourning at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. j. a. NJ. Martin and Mrs. Robert
Forbes have gone to Pacific Grove for a
month.
Miss Grace Bowen, teacher of the Clay
Station school, has gone East to spend
her vacation.
Felix Tracy has gone to join the Matt.
johnson party at Sugar Loaf, on the south
fork OF the American River.
l.. +. Moulton, the Colusa farmer, was
an interested spectator at the PEOPLES
Party convention yesterday.
Mrs. f. /. Littlefield and Mrs. A, r.
Bowers will depart this morning for
two weeks visit at the sea coast.
James j. Keegan, Secretary of the State
Board of Harbor Commissioners, is lying
dangerously i'll in San Francisco
G. L. Jones, the well-known LAWYER.
left last night for New York, which city
he mas not visited in thirty-eight years.
Miss Minnie Lockhart and Miss Nettie
Franks returned yesterday from a very
pleasant trip to San Francisco and the
coast cities.
Hon. Grove l.. johnson is at Santa
Cruz and so i'll that he cannot 90 to
MarySVille to attend a case in court there
in which he is retained.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: DR.. j. n. Hall, Jr., W. Brown.
}. Brown, San Jose; Mrs. Wallace Pat
ton. Mrs. +. A. Johnson, Truckee; VIM.
Smith, Dutch Flat; w. l.. Arthur, T. G..
General j. B. Weaver and wife, Des
Moines, Ia; Mrs. Mary E. Lease, Wlch-
ita,, Kan; V. o. Stricken and wife
Omaha; Captain c. A. Power, Terre
Haute, Ind; j. d. Matthew, Newcastle.
;. W; W. q. Manken, 0. d. Cowan, On
tario; Miss Thomas, Placerville; Miss
Stone, Paso de Robes; w. III. Calvert
Chicago; w. A. Hanlon and wife. San
Rafael; ). Baden, Louisville, KY; I'hos
y. Russell, Haywards; f. L. Patten, J !.
Isaac, ]. Allen, S. O. Houghton, Jr.. M
j. Doolin, Mrs. e. +. Loud, T. r. How
ell, /. l.. Medhamer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
ley, San Francisco,
Mrs. Ann S. Herr, mother of G.. w.
Herr, celebrated her SSth birthday on
1ueSday evening at the home of her son,
! on tlIteenth street, between J and X
The invited quests We're Mrs. Mahala D.
Moore, aged So years, Mrs. J. Allison n
! ". X. Strong IS, Mrs. w. II. Strong S.
Mrs. Easterbrook 90, Mrs. Celia Hignett
/ IS, i. +. rade SO, Mrs. B. f. Tade IS. w.
| NJ. jerks IS, Mrs. w. NJ. jerks IS. Rev.
| A. G. Herrick and wife, Rev. j. TT. Reider
and wife, and Master Wallace jerks
Grandma" Herr was born in Chestnut
! Hill, Penn, August 8, 1904 She is the
last of family of twelve children. the
youngest Of whom lived to be over 60
| years OF age. Several of the family lived
to be nearly 100 years old. For more than
fifteen years she has been d resident of
California. But few persons of her age
have been so wonderfully preserved in
mind and body. For many years she
has been an active member OF the Baptist
| Church. After spending the evening IN
social converse, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Herr
| served the guests in most delightful way
to cake, ice-cream and lemonade, after
| which prayers were offered by Rev. A. G.
| Herrick, w. r. Strong, b. f. Tade. w.
NJ. jerks and Rev. j. H. Reider. when
the company wished grandma many
more delightful birthdays, and then bid
her goodnight.