The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22

PERSONAL.

Guy W. Brown, U. S. N, is guest at the
Baldwin.
Ex-Judge s. NJ. Buck of Eureka has room at
the Lick.
Isaac Cooper and family from Amador are at
the Ramona.
Walter H. Maxwell of Liverpool, England,
is guest at the Palace.
DR.. G. NJ Johnson of San Antonio, Tex, is
registered at the Palace.
State Senator Frank MCGOWAN is q guest at
the Lick with Mrs MCGOWAN.
DR.. Fred II. Chase, a dentist of Portland, Or,
is recent arrival at the Lick.
W. A. Cham berlain, mining man from En-
reka, is among the Russ arrivals.
F. Vollmer, capitalist OF Denver, is regis.
tered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
W. H. Anderson, English traveller, is at
the Occidental, registered from London.
Dr. E. G. Case, a physician of Ukiah, is
among the recent arrivals at the Baldwin.
/. Jones, wealthy mining man of Eureka,
Cal, is registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
F. s. Wensinger, the big dairyman of Free
stone, is registered at the Occidental with his
wife.
James W. Abbott of Calma Iii, Mexico, has
taken apartments at the California with his
wife.
J. E. Brown, q prominent business man OF
Portland, Or, is a guest at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopol-
tan Hotel are DR.. Rufus Willard and daughter
OF Seattle, Wash.
G. D. Fiske, the owner of extensive ranch
property near Woodland, is at the Grand for
short visit in town.
A. c. Barclay Roberts ana J. s. Lewis, two
Philadelphiaus, arrived at the Palace last
night from the East.
William Wright, an electrical engineer and
inventor from New York, is among those re-
Gently arrived at the Grand.
William MCGOWAN and John Ketchum, lum-
bermen from Fort Bregg, are in town on bust
ness. They have rooms at the Russ.
j. Marion Brooks, the Los Angeles attorney
and political enthusiast, has returned to the
Grand after few days in the country.
W. B. Weir, capitalist of Melbourne, was a
passenger on the overland from the East last
night. He has a room at the Occidental.
Herbert Ayllng and Frank E. Lamb, OF the
John Drew company, arrived with the party
from New York yesterday. They are at the
Occidental.
F.V. Dewey editor of the Hanford Journal
and NJ R. Plaisted, proprietor of the Riverside
Enterprise, are in the City and are guests at
the Ramona.
John Drew, the actor, will return to the
Palace this morning from Burlingame, where
he has been guest since his arrival from New
York on saturday.
Miss Ethel Barrymore. Miss Gladys Wallis
and Miss Annie Irish, actresses of the John
Drew Company, arrived at the Palace last
night from New York.
Dr. C. w. Russell of Springfield, Ohio, ar
rived at the Palace yesterday from Portland,
| o., where the Eclectics have been holding
their twenty-sixth Nation al anniversary con-
| vention.
Dr. &. W. johnson, an Eclectic from San An
| tonic, Tex, arrived here yesterday from the
Northwest In advance of his fellow physicians,
who are to reach here in q body at O'Clock
this morning.
| Captain W. II. Walker OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Belgic is at the Occidental with his
wife, registered from Oakland. He is going
out on the Rio on the 9th to Yokohama to
take charge of supply agency there for the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
w. T. Buissannie and Anthony Bell, two
Londoners on pleasure trip around the
world, returned yesterday from Yosemite
which they reached on the stage that went
into the valley behind the one that was held
up several days ago by road agents. The trav-
elers will leave here tomorrow morning for
London.
Dr.. E. B. Foote, an eclectic physician of New
York, arrived at the Grand yesterday in adj
vance OF the main party of eclectics. He left
his New York practice in charge of his son and
is travelling with his secretary. She and DR..
Foote are at the Grand. DR.. Foote was boy
hood chum OF George II. Fitch, the journalist
of this city.
John A. Kasson, formerly OF Iowa, but now q
resident of Washington. is the ONLY surviving