The record-union., 1896-07-24
In THE MOUNTAINS.
People Who Are at the Different Health
Resorts.
Letters From Summit Soda Springs,
Klamath Hot Springs and
Sweet Briar.

SUMMIT SODA SPRINGS, July 20
Again this lovely resort in the mount
aims is filled to overflowing and all the
guests are expressing their entire sat
isfactfon. This is the month for the
people of San Francisco and vicinity to
visit these springs. But the month OF
August is the time for Sacramento res
idents to visit here.
The water at these springs is very
good Few Of the patrons of them re-
alize the health giving properties that
they contain One Of the lady guests
here just now, who has travelled exten-
sively in Europe, says that the medic
inal properties of these waters are not
half realized by people here and IN
California generally; that the people OF
Europe would consider them of great
value and make every effort that thou
sands of people should be benefited by
them.
A new cottage has been added and six
new rooms furnished Anyone coming
here can be sure of perfect cleanliness
In the rooms and an excellently good ta-
BILE, waited upon in a prompt and eftl-
cient manner by thoroughly competent
walters, for Sam Jacobs, the genial
landlord fully realizes the things
most necessary for the comforts of his
guests. as the return of so many of the
same people year after year clearly in
GicateS.
This year Timothy Hopkins and fam
lily and quite a large party, among
them Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie and family OF
San Francisco. add much TO the bright
ness of the springs.
Saturday eve was the occasion of
considerable gayety at the log cabin,
dancing party being in order, two of
the young lady guests furnishing the
piano music Miss Bessie Wall and Miss
Coleman, and a young gentleman, also
a guest, accompanying them on the vio-
lin.
We have an excellent joke on one of
our popular young gentlemen from
Sacra mento. whose name must be a Sc
cret- One of the young lady guests had
been quite affable to the said young
gentleman, speaking pleasantly on the
porch and as they occupied the seats un-
der the trees although no formal in
PRODUCTION had taken place. On Satur-
Gay eve, when the cabin was a scene of
much gayety, the music and lights both
having an encourag aging effect on faint
hearts, our handsome young Sacra-
mentan gracefully requested the pleas
ure of the friendly young lady's COM
pany in the rapturous waltz then be-
ing played. Judging from the look of
chagrin on the gentleman's face and the
uncomfortable manner with which he
walked away. his friends were not long
IN surmising that she had refused to
dance with him. But in few minutes
q young man in white flannel suit and
q broad sash around his waist was seen
TO clasp the yielding form Of the lady
and whirl away IN that most enhancing
of all dances, the waltz The young
man vows that next year he will have
white pants, or he will not come, and will
turn them UP at the bottom a foot If II
Is necessary. It has been suggested
that tHe whitewash brush might be en-
ployed to turn the clothes he has with
him to the much desired color
/ wish all Sacramento could get one
full breath of this pure air and have a
drink of these delicious waters
The following is a list of the guests
now registered al the springs: Miss
Grace Williams, Oakland; ]. H Hor-
wood. E. B. Burr and wife, William NJ
Mann. San Francisco; Jack O. Hoff-
mann, F. Burrell, Oakland; H H Lor-
ensen, Sacramento; Mrs. George r.
Williams, Oakland; Seth Wilton and
guide, Forest Hill; Miss Claribel Will
Jams, Edith r. Williams, Miss l.. E
Ludwig, Oakland; F. Rigand, NJ Fran
chant, San Francisco; f. Slate, Berke-
ley; Miss Edith Cheesebrough, Miss
Helen Cheesebrough, Mrs. Bennett, A
S Cheesebrough. San Francisco; A. D.
Bulger, James Woodburn, Sacramento:
Mrs. S. Huff, San Francisco; Mrs. o. P
Downing, Edith Downing, Bonnie
Downing, Eliot Downing, Oakland; ;
Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Miss Lydia X
Hopkins. Miss Ruth e. Williams, Tim
othy Hopkins and four servants, Menlo
Park; Robert Mackenzie, Mrs Robert
Mackenzie. Miss Mackenzie, Bella and
Alice Mackenzie and nurse, San Fran
cisco; d. Mason and wife, Los Angeles;
T. 3. CHM, Oakland; Theresa Locke.
Mrs. II. L. Dermangert, Lockeport; ].
u. Treadwell, Otto w. Noack and wife.
Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. De Guigne,
San Mateo; John r. Glascock, Jr., Oak
land; Mrs. George Jeffress San Fran
cisco; Miss Coleman, Miss Bessie Wall.
Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. r. Foute and
child, J. f. Plageman and wife, Millie