The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-18

go to England H. E. Huntington and Colonel
c. F. Crocker were in town yesterday.
Chico, CAL, Aug. 17.-Miss Matte White is
visiting friends in San Francisco. j. w Barker
has returned from San Francisco. Professor E.
T. Williams has returned from Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Moore went to Sacramento
this morning. Mrs. S. L. Syfert went to San
Francisco this morning. Mr.. and Mrs o. C.
Goodspeed have gone to San Francisco to visit
friends William Reid has returned from a
visit to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Murphy left for San Francisco this morning on
visit DR.. W. H. Henderson came up from
Sacramento Yesterday. Mrs. Frazier, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T. Kerr, left
for Seattle this morning. Miss Ethel Flowrence
came up from Marysville yesterday. Frank
and Miss Cadwalader and Miss Blossom of Red
Bluff, Mrs. Harry Jones and Dr.. Wasley of
Chico started for the mountains this morning.
c. Martin, Captain NJ Olsen, r. Miner,
W. Holstein and j. Guttman, all of San
Francisco, have gone to the mines.
FL. w. Oliver of Oakland is in town. A. N Blu
chanan of Sacramento is in Chico. Miss Edith
Small has returned from Marysville. Tony
Lowe left for San Francisco this morning. J.
| NJ. Lewis came over from Willows yester-
| day. B. Ar. Lelong, secretary of the State
| Board of Horticulture, is in town. Mr.. and Mrs.
| N J. Holden of Los Angeles arrived in Chico last
| evening Frank ENTER left this morning for
the Stanford University. Trustee Williams and
| Dee. Hall are in the mountains hunting and
| fishing Miss Ella Clark OF Marysville is visit
| ing In Chico Trustee and Mrs. Garfield
| left for San Francisco this morning. Mrs.
| G.. N. johnson has returned from MarySville.
| Colonel Royce went to the City this morning.
! Miss Bertha Croissant has returned from Santa
Cruz. H. Blum has returned from San Fran
cisco. Miss Minnie Fogg and Miss Matte
Elliot of Oroyille are enjoying the scenery OF
i Souny - be- Will baX cba 9sa Of hs
| fathers engines at the Mechanics Fair. Ex-
Congressman Biggs is in town. Mrs. Graham
left for San Francisco TINS morning. Misses
Postmaster Lewis and wife IN this city. Mrs.
DR.. Stewart left this morning for North Dakota.
Miss Roberts has returned from Pacific Grove
G. r. Thompson of Santa Rosa is in town. ].
W. Kornning and wife have returned from the
springs Charles Faulkner and wife of Butte
County Bank is in San Francisco.
Avalon, Catalina Island, Aug. 16-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wallens tein of San Francisco ar
rived at the Island Villa Hotel last night. NJ.
NJ. Tompkins Jr., the well-known young cof-
fee-planter of Honolulu, is at the Metropole
spending few days. He is en- route to Europe,
where he will join his mother and sisters A.
l. Hall and Charles w. Morgan OF San Francisco
arrived at the MetropoIe last night. The Whit
tier boys return to the institution next Mon
day, when the eighty-fve girls of the school
come to Camp Banning for their annual outing.
Mrs. j. E. Coffin wife of the superintendent of
the school, will preside over the camp with
competent assistants. E. A. Pueschal, receiver
of the Land Office at Visalia, and John o. Mil
ler Postmaster at Bakersfield, arrived at the
Metropole last night San Francisco arrivals
include James II. Jennings, P. Lanhan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Clark and J. A. Haskell. E. A.
Trefethen of Oakland, cousin of Captain Ire
fethen of the steamer Hermosa, which plies be-
tween San Pedro and Avalon, is spending few
days on the island Lloyd Moultrie, City Attor-
ney OF Fresno, is visiting his relatives. Banker
j. H. Braly and family are located in their
ants 1,,lntna
lass, accompanied by his wife, is doing South
ern California. Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. C.
Drake of San Francisco are at the Arcadia,
Santa Monica. C. F. Bissell, son of the Post
master General, accompanied by his wife, is a
guest at the Arcadia, Santa Monica. Judge w.
J. Curtis and wife of San Bernardino have gone
to San Francisco for short stay and 10 ac-
company their daughter, Miss Harriet Curtis,
who will resume her studies at Berkeley. Miss
Virginia Thornton, daughter of ex-Judge
Thornton of the Supreme Court, is guest of
Mrs. Abbott Kinney at Santa Monica. A. D.
Marshall, foreman and telegraph editor of
the Fresno Republican, is guest of DR.. ]. L.
Dryer and family at Santa Ana. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Mason have joined the Los Angeles con-
tingent at Castle Crags. Miss Hannah COhn of
San Francisco is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Harris at Santa Ana. NJ. Z. Atkins, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Waltesstein, J. p Smith, Mrs. Rob-
ert E. McGregor and Mrs. Ella Slocum of San
Francisco, Eugene Johnson of Alameda and G.
L. Curtis and family of Oakland assembled the
heights of Echo Mountain this week.
Gilroy, CAL, Aug. 17.-Mrs. Z. l.. Emlay is
visiting relatives in San Jose. Miss Una En-
lay, Miss Sophia Gassner are home from the
coast. DR.. and Mrs. Riley of Los Banos are in
town. Miss Aldrich of Massachusetts arrived
Thursday, to spend year with her sister. Mrs.
Carln Nilsson, at San Felipe. Mrs. b. Fay of
San Francisco is the guest of William Wilson's
family. Mr.. and Mrs. p C. Hodges, Rev.
Thomas Edwards, the Misses Edwards and
Miss Janet Whitehurst are home from Santa
Cruz, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Whitehurst and
daughter, C. E. Whitehurst, Miss Mollie Casey
and Miss Evelyn O'Connor of San Francisco
leave Saturday for a camping trip near Magic
Springs. George Roop OF the Hot Springs and
Supervisor Rea leave for hunting trip to
Alaska next week. Mrs. E. j. Foran visited
relatives in jacksonville this week. Mr.. HIGH
born OF San Jose is here. Mrs. j. Reither and
Mrs. Mason are visiting relatives In Oakland.
Mrs. George Mentz and son have returned from
Pacific Grove. Mr.. Howard of Salinas returned
from Massachusetts Thursday, and spent day
with friends in Giiroy. Miss Hazel Brown,
after months visit to the RiddelPs, returned
to San Francisco. Thomas Clark has resumed
his studies at Berkeley.
Gilroy Springs, Santa Clara County, Aug.
16,-Following is list OF the arrivals at the
Gilroy Hot Springs: Miss Struvy, George Sicily
and wife, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. ]. NJ. Carter, Miss
Boetlowick, G. Michael, A. J. Hart, C. W.
Holden, A Lamar, James j. Silk, Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mark Lennon J. G. Kennedy, ID. Miller, j.
Mrs. j. II. Costigan, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cunning
ham, Dugie Erskine, Miss Lydia Merimann,
Miss Elizabeth Morsback, Mrs. de Lancy, Mr..
Perigord, B. Hubbard, R. J. Lawrence, Patrick
Morris and family, Hugo Lincke, Johannes
Reinharth, Miss Roy Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Espinosa, Miss Laura Bateman, Mrs. ]. S.
Bateman.
Capitola, Cal Aug. 17.-Late arrivals at
Hotel Capitola: Z. Geary, San Francisco; ID.
Peterson, HOLSTER; G. Armstrong, Alameda;
Bishop and Mrs. H. w. Warren, Miss Tiff Mrs.
Louise Tiff, Mrs. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Mcdowell, Olive Mcdowell, Mrs. N. S. Rose,
Mrs A. l.. Rose, Miss Ethel Washington, Miss
Grace Smith, Miss J. E. Singetary and John A.
Jury, San Jose; H. S. Hicks, Stanford University.
MERGED, Cal, August 17.-Charles Croker
ard Charles Green, president and secretary OF
the Croker Estate Company, arrived in Mer-
ced to-day by private car from the south.
They spent the day in riding over the vast
lands owned by the Croker Company in and
around this city.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of People in the Swim