The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-28
OUT OF TOWN PERSONALS.

CrlO OF gentlemen from San Jose, rreu NJ
Stern, A. Greeninger and Andrew Mackenzie,
arrived at the Island Villa last night j. B.
Foss of Bakersfield is here for week. During
the seasons of 1893 and 1894, Mr.. Foss made
the record of having caught the largest num-
Der of deep-sea groupers of any angler on the
island, and he is now to repeat that feat. He
never fishes closer to shore than six or seven
miles out, and is proficient in the art OF deep
sea angling. ]. Neale Plumb, the famous New
York angler, yesterday landed 60-pound
aIbicore and the largest yellowtail of the
season. weighing 45 pounds. Mr.. PLUMB is
man OF great wealth and fishes in royal style,
accompanied by two expert boatmen, who as
sist him to keep the two lines he always uses
simultaneously in active service. U. s. Grant,
who has been spending week at the Metro,
pole, accompanied by his wife, little son and
daughter, and his aunt, Mrs. J. F. Seymour,
left yesterday for his home in San Diego. Mr..
Grant bears so strong resemblance to his
distinguished father in personal appearance
as to be Immediately recognized. Like General
Grant, too, he is quiet and reserved. He spent
his time while here in fishing, rowing and tax
ing the numerous side trips which abound at
Catalina and expressed himself much
pleased with the island resort. Mr.. Grant has
invested heavily in San Diego real estate and
will continue to reside permanently in the
city of bay n climate. w. r. Kelly of Omaha,
Nebr., attorney for the Union Pacific. arrived
at the Metropole last night accompanied by his
wife and daughter, having come here directly
from San Francisco, where he landed from
trip to the Hawaiian Islands a few days ago.
Mrs. Bonnheim and son of Sacramento, who
have been spending month at the Metropole,
leave tomorrow After visiting Echo Noun
tain and other famous resorts OF Southern
California they will return north, stopping in
San Francisco couple OF weeks before return
ing to Sacramento, which they will reach in
time for the great electrical display Mrs Bon
helm is half sister of D. Lubin and an own
sister of Mr.. Weinstock of the well known mer-
camille firm of that name in Sacramento.
Santa Rosa, CAL, Aug. 27.-Captain j. H.
Brush has returned from a visit to Usage,
Iowa. Mrs. L. f. Hodge is expected in Santa
Rosa soon from Sycamore, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Kolleker of Sacramento are in Santa
Rosa visiting Mrs. Young and Miss Neva
Young. Miss Josie Byington of Sacramento,
who has been visiting Miss Josie Byington, has
lett for her home. Rev. j. E. Schneider has
returned from an extended visit to Honolulu.
After visit of two months with her sister,
Mrs. HILL Mrs. Reese has returned to her home
IN Fresno. Rev. Dr.. T. H. B. Anderson of Sac
ramento is visiting old friends here. Rev. r.
w. Bond, DID,, principal of Randolph Mercon
Academy, Fort Royal, Va, and brother of
DR.. Bond of Ukiah, is visiting in Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Thomas Bonner is visiting in San Fran
cisco. Rev. John Reid has returned from San
Francisco, where he spent a vacation. Rev.
George Clifford of Brentwood is visiting Rev.
w. Angwin here. r. A. Pepper ESD OF Sonoma
| is here on legal business. T. Fl. de Estrella of
| Berkeley, an artist, is visiting w. G. Oldham.
| Louis Stone, the Oakland architect, is here
| Mrs E. w. Davis, County School Superinten-
! she spent q vacation. A. ]. Dobbins, an attor-
| ney OF Vacaville, and wife are visiting friends
here. They go from here to Samuel Springs,
Napa County. John Haltmier of Eureka is in
Santa Rosa. E. C. Chesbro and E. F. Bingham
of Calistoga are in town. ]. w. Oates. promi-
| nent attorney of Santa Rosa, is spending day
or two in San Francisco. Mrs. Colonel Hardin
spent Tuesday in San Francisco. NJ Doyle, the
banker, had business in San Francisco Tues
day. Miss O'Meara Miss Smythe and Miss
Edith Mcdonald are visiting the Mechanics
Fair. August Reuss is spending couple of
days in San Francisco. Messrs. Outram and
Keogh of San Francisco are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Crooks at their country home near
here.
Coronado Beach, Cal, Aug. 27.-There's
winsomeness q breeziness about the summer
fresh as the salt sea spray. She boats, swims,
cycles and fishes
In sailor hat and gown OF lawn, and beautiful,
fresh abundant life;
And men kneel down at her russell shoe and fly
to answer her slightest call
But she does not care what they say or do,
She's having a lovely time-that's all.
L. w. McGlaufin, the broker who handled
the big wheat deal for the late Senator Fair, is
here with his wife. Howell Kinds, the mining
from his trip to the Alaskan wonderland.
Otheman Stevens of the Los Angeles Herald
staff was down Sunday to visit his wife and
daughter, who are summering at the hotel.
Mrs. Jennie W. Scott of Chicago, Miss s. E.
Richmon and Miss M. Jennie Hagerty of Balti-
more are late arrivals. John ]. Byrne, general
passenger agent of the California Southern
and Atlantic and Pacific railroads, returned
to his post of duty at Los Angeles to-day with
his wife and sister, Miss Byrne. They left with
many regrets. One hundred excursionists
went out to the Government jetties at Zuninga
Shoals Sunday. Mrs. w. B. Wightman, the
charming wife of the National Bank Examiner
for this district, arrived from San Francisco
Saturday night. Miss K. V. Darling, the we'll
known educator, principal of the ST. Hilda's
Hall, school for girls located at Glendale,
near Los Angeles, is here enjoying vacation.
Fresno, CAL, Aug. oh. C. Upper and
family are among the Fresnoans who have
lately gone to Pacific Grove. George Cosgrave
has gone to the Bay City for a brief sojourn.
Postmaster W. L. Hedrick has returned from
the coast where he spent a weeks vacation.
Mrs. 1. L. Granger and children are visiting in
San Francisco. j. w. Coffman and wife, Miss
Annie Bernhard and Joe Bernhard have re-
turned from a camping trip to Yosemite.
Colonel H. Trevelyan, manager of the Barton
estate vineyard, has returned from Santa Cruz.
William R. Monroe is home from his summers
vacation on the coast. Colonel William For
syth, Lee L. Gray and Thomas H. Lynch are
sojourning in the Pacific metropolis. DR.. w.