The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-16
POTRERO AND MISSION.
Funeral of Henry Lehrke Held Yes
terday-General Notes of
Interest.

Interest.
The funeral of Henry Lehrke, who was
well known throughout the Potrero, was
held yesterday from his late residence,
corner of Mariposa and Minnesota streets.
1t was largely attended by relatives and
friends. The arran gements were carried
out under the auspices of California Lodge
No. l, l. o. o. F., of which deceased was a
member. The interment was in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
Following are the graduates of the Po-
trero Grammar School:
Agnes T. Cairns, Alice J. DAILY, Mary F. Doyle,
Mary E. Fitzpatrick, Margaret E. Jackson,
Johanna P. Keefe, Sarah A. Keefe, Henrietta
Mcdonald, Lexie Mcdonald, Mary E; O'Don-
nell, Emma RASMUSSEN, Anna L. scharetg
Kate c. Sullivan, Lena S. Switzer, Hannah NJ
Toohig, David A. Dickie, Ferdinand Grosbauer,
Roscoe G. Horn, Fred Hildebrand, Bernard
han, Fred Riccomi, Walter Seharetg.. Honore,
ries-Mary F. Doyle, Lexie Mcdonald, David
A Dickie, Mary E. O'Donnell, Anna L..
Scharetg, Margaret E. Jackson.
The Mission companies of the Boys Brigade
are preparing for the annual encampment at
Santa Cruz, which Will be held from the 10th
to the 18Th of July. About 800 are expected
from all parts of the State.
Several ladies of the Mission have organized
ladies' cycling club. The name of the new
association will be the Alpha Cycling Club and
alphabet The officers of the club are as
follows: President, Mrs. Keller; vice president,
Miss NJ. Wynne; secretary, Miss Mccarthy
treasurer, Mrs. A. Pendergast; sergeant-at-
arms, Vermeil; captain, Mrs. A. Wynne; first
lieutenant Mrs. Smith: second lieutenant, Mrs.
Yocum.
The following items of interest relating to
Mission affairs are taken from yesterdays
edition of the Mission Journal:
number of new houses and factories are
being built on the property at Nineteenth and
Hampshire streets, near the old Mission
Wooden Mills. The streets are covered with
tracks, and will be quite business center
| when the electric system is in full swing.
What is to hinder making the San Jose road
OF a uniform width from the railroad crossing
at Sunnyside to the county line and having
the street and railroad track on the same grade
the whole length. This is county road and
work could be done by the occupants of the
Hotel de Broadway number one and two
George Merrill, formerly principal OF Cogs-
well School and now principal of the Lick
Mechanical School, has gone to the southern
part of the State. He was married on the 18th
of this month and will after the honeymoon
reside at 800 Noe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre and two daughters,
Mrs. II. G. Wilson have gone to Glen Ellen.
Miss F. A. Gilmore, teacher in one of our
SCHOOLS has gone TO Napa Soda Springs, Miss
Meeker has gone to Wrights, Mrs. Jenness with
the children of n. ]. Roger has gone to Pacific
Grove, j. X. Carter and family have gone to
Larkspur, c. s. Holmes and family have gone
to their cottage at Beivedere for the summer. =
panions of the Forest, gave their fifth ami
Yersary ball at Mangels Hall, Twenty fourth
and Folsom streets. good time was enjoyed
by those who participated.