The record-union., 1895-07-19
PLEASANT Times UP AT KLAMATH.
Summer Visitors are Enjoying Life
There.
Scouting Party Stampeded by a Bear
Said to be of Mammoth
Proportions.
BEswICK. July Is, 1895.

BEswICK. July Is, 1895.
EDS. RECORD UNION: For the past week
the weather has been delightful here.
There are large number Of guests here
at present, and every stage brings more,
so times are lively.
a party will leave here on Tuesday for
a bear and deer hunt. and before many
days the hotel will bs supplied with
plenty of venison and bar meat-per-
haps.
A large crowd went in swimming last
evening and had jolly time. Many OF
the ladies are expert swimmers.
Crittenden Robinson, the lawyer and
noted wing shot of San Francisco. is
here, and he brings in plenty OF doves
every time he goes hunting.
ii. 2. Playfair, who styles himself the
champion pedestrian OF the United States,
arrived last evening, having walked from
Ager 10 the springs, twenty miles, say
ing he would not wait for the stage, as
he could reach the springs ahead of it,
which he did, having made the trip in
five hours. He started two hours in ad-
vance of the stage, however.
\ Senator Eli Denson and brother OF
| Oakland were guests here for a week
|
| health.
A party of guests who went up Shovel
Creek fishing saw a bear and beat a
| hasty retreat. They were about twelve
miles from she hotel, and they mounted
their horses and came down in a hurry.
They say the bear was monster, SO a
hunting party was formed and will go to
seek bruin. Your correspondent was in
vited to go, but declined the invitation
with thanks, He knows he has not lost
any bear.
-Four guests went up Shovel Creek
about three miles the other day and came
home in the evening with 2S5 trout. The
! fishing is excellent now, the trout rising
to the fly splendidly. Rev. Van Ande OF
| Yreka held services here last Thursday
evening. and the meeting was largely
attended. The reverend gentleman is a
torcible speaker. Some persons came
miles to hear him.
\ farewell party will be given to lady
guest this afternoon i'll the grove, whore
a line lunch will be served. Crittenden
Robinson will act as POSTMASTER, and the
following persons Will entertain the as
sem Ulage:
DR.. Goddard will tell "Why the next
generation will be toothless" ~, ~.
Or. Won Hoffman Will tell "How he
grated four inches of a negro's scalp on
a white man."
Crlttenden RoDlnSon Will reclte (tf they
VIII let him live "Beautitul SNOW"
Miss Bessie Shepard will tell all about
"1ne new woman, and why she should
don bloomers and ride a wheel" The
lady is fully capable of doing justice TO
the subject. She has been voted "the
belle OF klamath," and rides wheel
gracefully in stunning bloomers.
The Misses Morse will render songs,
and thoy sing splendidly.
Your correspondent will relate some
startling experiences "whlle taking his
! first mud bath"
Many improvements are contemplated
| for these springs. The hotel and cot
tages will all be lighted by electricity
next summer, getting the power from the
! klamath River near by. Estimates of
the cost have already been made and the
contract let. Cement walks, new cot
tases. ETC., are among the many improve
ments.
The latest arrivals are: From Oakland
Mrs. Il. Z. Thwaites, Miss Jessie
Morse, Miss kittie Morse, Senator Il. >.
Denison, II. Donison. San Francisco-J
| ID. Cook, L. k. Driukhouse, ii. Z. Play
fair Crlttenden Robinson. Mrs. A. T..
Tucker. Ed J. Tucker, Ben jamin Edison,
III. ID. kerril, Dr. Won Hoffman, P II.
Dawson, wife and child. |. l.. Marks, Ed
Homan. Sacramento-Mrs. J. +. Tuck er,
O. Heilbron. Frank Hamilton OF Dead
wood, Cal, c. w. Sherman of Portland.
and many others. j. 4. NJ.