The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-23
OUT OF TOWN PERSONALS.

| Roberts left for Oakland Monday. Hon.
R. A. Pope of Sonoma is in town.
Mrs. Haigh and Miss Bessie Goodwin have
gone on visit to San Francisco.
Professor and Mrs. Alfred Kelleher of San
Francisco, who have been here on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Crooks. returned home
Tuesday. w. T. Cottier of San Francisco is
here experimenting. the ventilation of the
has been visiting Miss Belle Ross, returned
home Tuesday. Mrs. M. S. Pickett left on
two weeks visit to San Francisco Monday.
Rev. William Massie, rector of the Kenwood
Occidental: Grant @. Richards, city
editor of the Republican has gone
on weeks vacation down South.
Misses Jennie Miller, Jessie Mailer, Louise
Writ and Mary Mcleod will leave in few days
for Stanford. Miss Rock and Miss Swain, of
San Francisco, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
here. Hon. and Mrs. 7. J. Geary came up from
Inverness Monday. Mrs. M. l.. Mcdonald and
daughter returned from San Francisco Satur-
day night. Rev Mr.. Edmonson,. chaplain of
the United States cruiser Philadelphia, is
in town. Mrs. and Miss Edwards have
returned from their visit to Inverness.
C. B. Renshaw, big lumber man of San Fran
cisco, is at the Occidental: D. C. Bone of San
Francisco is here on business. Frank II. Jew
ell of San Francisco has been here on visit to
his sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Hail. Miss Ethel Murphy
of San Francisco is the guest of Mrs. Frank
Brophy. DR.. c. w. Savage and wife have gone
on an Eastern trip. Miss K. A. Estep and Miss
Guy Crosse at Rincon Heights, returned to
San Francisco on Tuesday. The Misses Nc
MINI left this morning for San Francisco.
Attorneys Rollo and Frank Leppo and Judge
Dougherty have returned from their camping
trip TO Shelter Cove, Humboldt County. Dis
trict Attorney Seawen is recreating st Carl
tola. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. W: Burris are in San
Francisco. DR.. NJ. NJ. Shearer has gone to
Santa Cruz. Edward F. Adams the wealthy
rancher of Santa Cruz, is visiting Santa Rosa.
]. M. Miller left for Lytton Springs Tuesday.
Mr9 hos mo m q fyrn c
visit to Ukiah. Mrs. Grant of Napa is visiting
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Shurtleff. Captain Brush
is expected home this week from Usage, Iowa.
Avalon, Catalina Island, Aug. 22,-John L.
Truslow, general western passenger agent for
the Santa Fe at Santa Barbara, arrived at the
Metropole last evening accompanied by his
young son. F. B. Henderson of the Santa Fe
also arrived to spend a week or ten days re-
cuperating from a recent illness. Mrs NJ. Ran
dolph of San Francisco is the guest of Mrs. NJ.
S. Tyler, who is camping at Avalon. l.. w. Nc
Glaufiin of Alameda, the gentleman who han
died the remarkable wheat deal with which
the late Senator Fair was connected, is at the
Metropcle. D. A. Helbing, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell of San Francisco, George L. Fish,
Miss L. Stewart of Oakland arrived with the
Saturday night throng at the Metropole. Mrs.
J. W. Gass and L. A. Gass of San Jose are at the
Grand View House. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Hanley and Newton NJ Bell of San Francisco
u Il.
Bakersfield, H W. Decker OF sacramen-
to, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Miller, William
Blaisdell of San Francisco are at the
Island villa. Mr.: and Mrs. John McCallum of
Oakland are enjoying camp life at Avalon.
Among the prominent Los Angeles people now
| at Avalon are Wesley Clarke and family,
George s. Patton and family, Misses Edith and
Wilson and Miss Wilson of Lake Vineyard, o.
7. Johnson of Hotel Westminster, wife and
daughter, E. P. Bryan and family and J. M.
INC nf hn nj
| Major Ben Truman's paper.
| party of prominent Arizonans spent Sun
day here, including G. A. Hoashell, general
| manager of the Maricopa and Phoenix Rail-
| road, Hon. w. A. Freeze of the Arizona Legis-
lature, Hon. Frank Cox, attorney for the South
! ern Pacific, Major R. A. Lewis, member of the
| Sheriff of Yuma County. Mr.. Lewis is linger-
| ing for some days. p. NJ. Green, president of
| the First National Bank in Pasadena is at the
Metropole, accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
Cloverdale, Cal, Aug. 22.-Mrs. II. w. Chase
| returned from San Francisco Thursday even
ing. Mrs. C. A. Gerkhardt, after a three
months visit with her sister, Mrs. A. Stein
meyer, in Los Angeles, returned home Thurs
day evening. A. N. Richards and wife of Santa
Rosa are now residents in Cloverdale, expect
ing to make this their home. Much wheat is
being hauled from Lake County to Cloverdale.
some teamsters coming distance of forty
miles. Lake County farmers claim that in
Cloverdale they find a better market for their
wheat this year than anywhere else. Mrs. III.
f. Wambold, wife of q noted musician in Eu-
reka, after TWO weeks visit in Cloverdale.
started for her home Monday, via San Francisco,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs l.. 5. Otis. 3.
Pinschower, the well-known merchant and
woo-buyer, is in the metropolis on business
Miss 81. NJ. Dodge OF San Francisco is guest
at the residence of Mrs, l.. j. Cooke. Miss Mag
gle Armstrong of Los Angeles is guest at the
Lambert home, five miles north of Cloverdale.
Mrs. A. P. Klint left Tuesday morning for an
extended visit with friends and relatives in
San Leandro and Portland, Or. Captain John
Field, ex-Supervisor and ex-Assembiyman in
Sonoma County, took business trip to st.
Helena on Monday, returning Wednesday.
James F. Smith of San Francisco was in Clover
dale Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week, at
tending to matters of law. r. II. Curry. pro-
prietor of the Geyser Water-bottling Works,
arrived in Cloverdale Tuesday evening to look
after the interests of the concern. Mrs. w. T..
Brush is spending the week in Santa Rosa, Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. D. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Ward of Hermitage are visiting friends
and relatives in Petaluma. DR.. G. w. Kleisir is
home from an extended trip through the San
Joaquin Valley. Miss Lyle McCray is guest
at Duncans Springs.
Chico, CAL, Aug. 22.-Mrs. l.. II. Burket,
Miss Nelly Mead and Miss Robina 10y went to
San Francisco this morning. w. r. Coggeshall,
representing the Canadian Entertainment Bu-
reau of Toronto, is in this city. Ed Potter of
left for Chico this morning. Adolph Newbart
went down to the City this morning. M. Oser
has returned from the City. w. T. Hitchcock
of San Francisco and w. +. Rawlins of Sacra-
mento are in Chico. DR.. Carl hurry has gone
to Santa Cruz on a visit. Mrs F. c.. Williams
and Dee Hall returned from the mountains
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shannon and
Maggie Shannon and DR.. Mack have returned
from the mountains. W. w. Wilson went to
the City this morning. Trustee Bartlett left
for the East to-day; he will visit his old home
in the State of Maine. Adolph VAIL of Hol-
lister is in town. Mr.. and Mrs. FL. P. Briseo
have returned from klamath Springs. Miss
Biverly came up from San Francisco
last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faux
ner have returned from San Francisco
Miss Dora Walker of Oroville is visiting in
Chico. Miss Matte Thorp of Stockton is on
visit here. George Young of Redding is in
town. E. C. Robinson is over from the Will
lows Mrs. Lena Wiseman of San Jose is visit
ing friends in Chico. Mrs. Scoggins and her
daughter Matte are over from Colusa. Miss
Austin of Winters and Miss Gan of Wheatland
is visiting in Chico. John Driscoll of Shasta
County is IN town. Redgley Pilden, formerly
! a newspaper editor here, is visiting old friends
0rrin Taber of Oakland is in town. E. S.
Warren went to Oroville yesterday c. W.
Reed is up from Sacramento. Rev. J. George
Gibson, accompanied by his private secretary,
Robert N. Lynch, is visiting his sister here,
Mrs. D. M. Hooper. Craig Montgomery of San