The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-02
PERSONAL.

Ed F. Smith of Sacramento is in the City.
f. Steele, capitalist of Santa Rosa, is at the
Russ House.
Judge Ansel Smith of Stockton is registered
at the Grand Hotel.
Speaker j. c.. Lynch of San Bernardino is
guest at the Baldwin.
S. C. Dawson of St. Helena CAL, is guest at
the Occidental Hotel.
F. W. Swanton of Santa Cruz registered at
the Palace Hotel yesterday.
w. S. Leake and wife of Sacramento are
guests at the Palace Hotel.
James O'Brien, well-known mining man of
Smartsville, is guest at the Russ House.
C. H. Phillips, banker and capitalist of San
Luis Obispo, is guest at the Palace Hotel.
William T. Hoge, manufacturer of Philadel-
phia, registered at the Russ House yesterday.
C. NJ. Hartley, well-known farmer of Vaca-
vile, registered at the Grand Hotel yesterday.
E. F. Qualtbraugh, u S. N, navigating officer
of the Marion, is guest at the California
Hotel.
DR.. C. E. Conner and wife of Lompoc, Cal.
were among the arrivals at the Russ House
yesterday.
L. P. Lowe, proprietor of the hotel at Echo
Mountain, registered at the California Hotel
last evening.
II. B. Kendrick, q merchant of Los Angeles,
was among the passengers from Japan on the
City OF Picking. He registered at the Grand
Hotel last evening.
J. A. Barham, member of Congress from the
Santa Rosa district, is in the City, stopping at
the Occidental Hotel.
Arthur Llewellyn of the Kenwood Fruit
Company, Kenwood, CAL, registered at the Oe-
cidental Hotel yesterday.
II
U. S. N, of the cruiser Boston, registered at
the California Hotel yesterday.
Sylvan WE'LL left the City yesterday to pay a
visit to friends in the East. His present jour
ney will not be extended to Europe.
Nathan Bentz, merchant of Santa Barbara,
registered at the Palace Hotel yesterday. He
has just returned from a four months soiourn
in Japan, where he bought merchandise.
Pelham M. Arnes has been promoted to the
position OF secretary of the Spring Valley
Water Works. The death of William Norris
caused the vacancy which Mr.. Ames' appoint
ment fills.
Colonel w. R. Smedberg has gone East and
will attend the National meeting of the LOYAL
Legion this month. Incidentally the colonel
will get new leg from the Government while
he is in Washington.
Charles E. Wilson, department commander
VI ~
vile National Encampment. He speaks highly
of Kentucky hospitality. 1t was the genuine
article, and no mistake.
DR.. Matthews of Tehama, a wheelhorse and
warhorse OF the Democratic party of Califor-
mia, was in the City yesterday. Dr. Matthews
was chairman OF the Assembly WAYS and
Means Committee of the Legislature of 1898.
Bank Commissioners Kilburn, Fuller and
Magee Will attend the convention of the Cali.
fornia Bankers Association that will be held
at Fresno on the 4th and 5th inst Mr. Fuller
and Mr.. Magee are now in the southern part of
the State.
Brigadier-General R. Fl. Warfield and Adju-
tant-General A. w. Barrett of California did
run down to Louisville and participate in
encampment proceedings. 1t was announced
before they went East that they would not
attend the reunion.
F. Christianer, the business manager of John
Philip Sousa's band, arrived in the City yes
terday, and made arrangements with Messrs.
Friedlander, Gottlob e. &C. of the Columbia
Theater for several concerts in January next.
The bano will come here stronger than ever,
including famous soprano and Miss Currie
Duke,st the celebrated American violinist, who
is a daughter of General Basil Duke of Louis
vile, KY. The young lady is pupil OF Joa-
chim's