The record-union., 1896-08-24
ECHOES FROM THE SEASIDE.
Some Of the SaCramentanS Down at
Pacific Grove.
There is Still Quite a Colony There
How They Are Putting in
Their Time.

We Sacramentans," writes a lady
from Pacific Grove, do not consult Mr.
EarW1ck's weather bulletin when we
wish to know what kind of an atmos-
phere our friends are existing in at the
Capital.
1 say exist, only because we yet re-
member that del fuego July, and of
course it Is quite the thing, now we are
here, to assume that Pacific Grove fills
every esthetic climatic desire.
What we do is to go to the depot
and meet the incoming train This has
come to be steamer day with all of
US, and if we find throng of Sacra-
mento folks we rightly conclude the
weather is warm up there If there is
only sprinkle of our friends we know
that Neptune, who SO generously COM
forts us with the zephyrs of his briny
breath has entered into sharp competi-
ton with the electric fans. It is quite
safe to say that no one can make more
of an outing at the Grove than the av-
erage Sacramentan, and while there
are not so many visitors here as during
July, jollier lot of people never con-
gregated by any seaside.
1T. B. Hall came down on Friday to
join his family Mrs. Zimmerman and
daughter George, Mrs. w. c. Sherman
arrived on the same train.
wv. A. Washburn and John Clauss
have joined their families, who are
spending the summer here.
Will Govan, one Of Sacramento's
politicians, is spending a few pleasant
days with his wife and sister, Mrs T.
3. Hall.
Billy Irvine's family are occupying
cottage in the Grove, and Mrs. George
Swanson and children. Mrs. M. C. Caus-
lin and Mrs. John Clauss, one of the
finest cottages.
Henry Heilbron and Adolph He'll
bron and wife have returned to the
Capital, also Charles J. Noack and fam
lily.
Judge Holl bid good-by to the wild
waves this week and returned home,
much invigorated.
Mike Smith will be missed among
the beach strollers, and his team of
bays on the drive.
Thomas Stevenson, a prominent
fruit man of Courtland, lately arrived
with his family
Supervisor Curtis and family are
spending a couple Of weeks here
Richard Burr, of Baker & Hamil-
tons establishment, with his family,
are enjoying their vacation. Mr. Burr
has SO faithfully carried out the poetic
expression of Joaquin Miller, with fore
heads bare, a benediction to the air.
that his friends hardly know him In his
coat of tan
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, In company
with Mrs. L. Griflths, D. McKinnon
and Mrs. Studarus and daughters Wis
tied here the other day and enjoyed a
few hours with Mrs E. Campbell, Miss
Fannie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs Will
Wilder and Mrs. Edwards. A luncheon
was served under the famous seaside
oak
'On the beach on Saturday morning.
in and out Of the surf, were Judge and
Mrs. Mayhem, N. Clark and daughters,
A. L. Upson and daughters. w F. Pc
terson and family, Mrs. Washburn and
children, Mrs. Sherman and children.
Mrs. Stevenson and daughters, Mrs. T.
B. Hall, son and daughter, Mrs He'll
bron and family, Miss Tracy and niece,
Mrs. Sparrow Smith, Mrs. Zimmerman
and daughter, Miss Hattie Pike, Miss
McCauslin, Mrs. Douglass and Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Harding, forty in all, and
there were others.
wv. T. Peterson is the acknowledged
long distance swimmer at the Grove
He has discovered that he moves easier
in water than on land, and his aquatic
feats are the envy Of the bathers.
Miss Adelia Upson leads the ladies
in the art Of riding the breakers, and
thinks nothing of little bout of a
quarter or half mile.
M. NJ. Harding is the only man who
can't be induced to so fishing or get his
feet wet. He declares that a Chinaman
can beat him fishing, and as for
bath he is opposed to cold water on
general principles.
John Clauss, w. F. Peterson and
George Yoerk rented yacht and went
out for deep sea fishing the other day
Clauss soon longed for the shore and
urged a. speedy return, but his COM
panions stoutly refused until John
called pork
THE wreck of the ST. Paul is yet one
Of the drawing attractions, and livery
men are thereby reaping a harvest.
The iron hull rests in the turbulent sea
as still as the rocks which hold it."