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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-16
BARTLETT SPRINGS.


The weather for the past two weeks at Bar +
registering at 1 P. NJ. about so degrees, and at
z A. NJ, Sc.
Travel is keeping up unusually we'll for Au-
gust, the place being just comfortably filed.
w. S. Johns on, the wellknown newspaper
man OF Marysville, accompanied by his wife
and sister, Miss Hazel Inflow, drove in in their
carriage from Marysville few days ago.
F. B. Smith of the Pioneer Mills, Sacramento,
with Mrs. Smith and two children, is up for a
mon tbs stay at Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns, 81. D. Prebles and
wife, Mrs. V. Johnson and Mrs. J. l. Lunn, are
at the springs for few weeks from Nevada
City.
Postmaster Fox of Sacramento, accompanied
by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Cavanaugh and two chill
dren is at Bartlett for few weeks rest.
Father j. J. Hynes of Woodland, Father o.
Hunt OF Sacramento and Father P. Casey of
San Francisco, are up Tor their usual months
vacation.
P. F. Nolan and Mrs Nolan are still at Bart
lett Springs. Mr.. Nolan is champion of the
bowling alley.
J. J. Nsgle and wife, Edward sheehy and wife,
j. NJ Conner, A. G. McDougall, E. Traver, Mrs.
James Faris and daughter, c. NJ. Faris, Patrick
Hines, II. A. Mohr, George Schroth and wife,
Felix Mclaughlin, Mayne Dorgan and Miss
Annie Dorgan, Sacramento.
F. w. McCarty, II. W. Eisert, j. 81. Nathan,
F. Crowley, D. J. Costello, w. Sondheimer D.
]. Powers, Mrs. L. A Woods, Oliver Morosco,
E. NJ. Peters, R. B. Mitchell, DR.. T. J. Frazer,
w. Cohen, Mrs. G. Craig, S. w. Craig, A. B.
stroth, Adolph Cromado, Mrs. J. L. Franklin,
Mrs. A. Goldberg L. speigel and wife, San
Francisco.
6. R. Corbin, w. NJ Corbin, John Denton, W.
c. Baker, Maxwell; Pierre Seze, French Cor
raj; ]. S. King, R. Woods, Miss Sue King, Miss
Emma Tolson, College City; Benjamin F. Gels,
Willows; H. Wolf, ]. A Lawrence, Dixon.
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PAso RoB1.Es.

The barbecue of the season was given by
mine host, E. A. Burns, to the guests of tn e
Hotel El Paso de Robles on the 7th. All the
available conveyances were required to con-
vey the guests to the grounds, one mile from
the hotel.
temporary bridge was erected over the
cresS-margined stream on which the guests
posed to the shaded glen where they found
the tables loaded with all that heart could
desire. Chairs were provided for all so that
the barbecued meat could be partaken of with
comfort.
After spending several hours in different
amusements preparations were made for the
return to the hotel, and the guests united in
voting E. A. Burns the ideal host of the
season and the barbecue one long to be re-
membered with pleasure and delight.
Among those partaking of the feast were.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lux, Captain and Mrs.
Freese, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Koler, Mrs. Forsleim, c. II. Smith, Mrs. N. S.
Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Deal, Mr. and Mrs. Chase,
Miss L, Harrington, Mrs. William Tate, Mrs. NJ.
Bewment, Mrs. E: Dore, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns,
Mrs N. Bennett, NJ. ]. Burns, Miss L. James,
NJ. L. Irwin, H. II. Kerby. William Rambo, N.
L. Greenbaum, NJ Sig Greenbaum and wife,
Leopold Mlchels and wife, c. l.. Clough, Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. James, NJ. C. James, Stuart
Cotto !, Mrs White, D. Sullivan, Miss Schu-
man, Mrs G. Mariner, Miss Mariner, Mrs. e.
Porter, Mrs. ]. Rothman, Mrs. Jacobs and
daughter, Captain Pool, Captain Rice, Miss
Rice, Mrs. B. Howard, Mrs. and Miss Wall.
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The VENDoME.

P. A. Finnigan and wife of San Francisco, ac-
companied by the Misses Mollie, Maud and
Tillie and Edwin Finnigan, are enjoying the
hospitalities afforded at the vendome.
Honolulu was represented during the week
by the arrival of C. M. Cooke, @. M. Cooke Jr.,
c. n. Cooke and w. r. Castle Jr.
w. j. Hussey, one of the Professors of Lick
Observatory, registered during the week at
the Vendome.
S. J. German of Portland, Or, registered dur
ing the week at this popular hostelry.
James Campbell of Honolulu, accompanied
by his wife, two children and Mrs. McFar-
lane and daughter of San Francisco, are
domiciled with Manager Smell for few weeks
visit.
r. E. Voight registered from San Francisco
during the past week.
District Attorney w. S. Barnes of San Fran
cisco, accompanied by w. s. Hinkle paid the
Garden City flying visit and were the guests
of the Vendome.
Mrs. E. P. Danforth, daughter and maid
have returned to San Francisco after a few
weeks visit at this popular caravansary.
4. Alderman OF San Francisco, accompanied
by his wife, were the guests OF the Yendome
during portion of the week.
DR.. w. B. levitt and wife OF San Francisco,
accompanied by Miss Grace levitt, are pleas
antly domiciled at the Vendome for fort
nights visit.
DR.. G. w. Hibbard and wife OF San Francisco
were the guests OF Manager Smell during the
week.
Judge Charles W. slack of San Francisco, ac-
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TUSCAN SPRINGS

Among the arrivals the past week at Tuscan
Springs, Tehama County, are: Leigh Jones,
San Francisco; c. Swain and wife, Stockton;
John Burns, Portland; T. Estredy, Rocklfn ].
Price, Joseph F. Hastenperg, Red Bluff
Thomas C. Russell, Sacramento; William j.
Harmon, William A. Fish; Bed Bluff j. Gins
berg, sacramento; ]. F. Beam, Chico; Joe
Brown, E. H. Krull, Marysville; William Elliot
and wife, FL. Awend, Miss n. Kempt Chico; J..
E. Wilson, Paradise; NJ. Pennish and wife,
w. j. Donahue, Sacramento Mrs. ]. Scaa rse
and daughter, William Scearse, Orland w. J..
Sykes, Red Bluff; w. G. Bullard, Sacramento; /;
Fred Aukengen, Chico; William Davis, ]. d.
Crossette, Marysyille; L. c. Keppler, San Fran
cisco; II. Wetfeldt, Red Bluff; W. s. Shields,
H. W. Newman, Sacramento; George F. G..
Peterson, Chico; c. L. Lucas, William Mauch,
Marysville; J. F. Burke, A. Massich Folsom !;
J. S. Houseman, Vina; Joe Zem ansky, Sacra-
mento, G. Small and wife, Willows; B. F.
Fowler and family, Harrison Gulch; H. Col
Inns, San Jose; F. A. Detzler. Biggs; Mrs. Lau-
Der, Mrs. Nesemann, Mrs. F. E. Smith and
children, Marysyille,
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ALAMEDA RECEPTION,
M. P. DANLY CELEBRATES HIS
TWENTY-FIRST ANN

On last Wednesday evening, August 5, 1896,
Mr.. p. Danly was rendered party in honor of
his twenty.frst birthday at his residence, 2617
Buena Vista avenue, Alameda. The house was
decorated in pink and white flowers, and a
dainty supper was served on the lawn under
large white canopy. The evening was passed
in games and music, the music being furnished
by the Columbian orchestra of San Francisco
and others. The usual birthday cake was
served. Miss Pearl Atkins received the ring.
Mr.. Danly's presents were numerous and many
were the wishes OF happy return of the day.
Those present were: The Misses Pearl Atkins,
Amy CooKson, Mabel and Lilly Etting, Made
lein Holman, Emma Arrison and Helen Danly
of San Francisco; Misses Lizzie and Clara
Doak of Stockton; Misses Pearl Danly, Cora
Anderson, Pearl Glover, Alice McCurdy, Min
ME Danly and Hortense Sutherland of Ala
media; Messrs. L. H. Collom, w. Rocky L. E.
Ensign, F. Cookson of San Francisco w.
Ward, James Morris. Professor Hopkins, W.
Oesterreicher, G. Owens, C. B. Greeley, H. Nc
CuIdy, C. A. Danly, c. L. Danly, L. Z. Danly
and Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Danly of Alameda.
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KLAMATH Hot SPRINGS.

The arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs since
August 1 INCLUDE Fred E. Lehners, G. B. Cor
win, 81. F. Adler, J. Cal Eubanks, A. Shenker,
Alphonse Hirsh and son, J. w. Cushing, C. c..
McCrsy, ]. E. Wilson, John Gleeson, Joseph
BarDetta, Emil Neimeier, Craig Montgomery,
w. H. Carroll, Richard and W. E. Dennigan,
San Francisco; Mrs. John Breuner, Misses K
and G. Breuner, Miss Belle Adams, w. H. Eek
hardt E. NJ. Coty and wife, J. D. Sevils, E. F..
Schaw, Mrs. +. Elmer and children, Miss H.
Elmer, w. L. Helke, Sacramento; II. B. Gillis
Fetherston ard son, Miss C. L. Snider, Oakland !;
Solon ii. Williams, Mayten; Miss Nellie Lam
bert, A. Kaufman, Portland; George H. Smith,
klamath Falls; DR.. William Martin, DR.. J. S.
ton, D.: c.; G. II. Simpson, Fresno; John A.
Fairehild, Sutter Greek; j. W. Doten, Reno,
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NEAT STREET CLEANERS.
Men in White Uniforms Now Sweep tn
Sidewalks.

Men in White Uniforms Now Sweep the
Sidewalks.
On account of the contract for street
sprinkling not having been let by the
Board of Supervisors a great quantity OF
dirt, loose papers, etc., isrblown upon the
sidewalks and into the doorways of the
stores. In the much frequented retail
portion of the City this becomes a great
annoyance to the merchants and also to
the people passing along, and to obviate
this as much as possible the Merchants
Association has, at its own expense, Kept
men at work sweeping the sidewalks and
picking up the flying papers during the
busy part of the day.
In order that the sweepers NAV have n
neat appearance they will hereafter wear
the regulation New York style of uniform
adopted by the Street Cleaning Depart
ment OF that city. This consists of a
white duck blouse, trousers and cap to
match. Each man will be provided with
two suits, so that when one becomes soiled
1t may be left at home and washed and
the clean one worn.
Inls style OF uniform for street-sweepers
In New York has been tried and met with
the unqualified approval of the residents
OF that city and it is hoped that In time
san francisco may also have its armv OF
whlte-clad street-cleaners.
Inc advance guard of these sidewalk
cleaners made their appearance Yesterday.
One was at work on Market street from
Sansome to Grant avenue. He cleans the
SIDEWALKS on Montgomery, Kearny and
TWO blocks down Third as we'll. The other
men work on Market street from Grant
avenue 10 Seventh street and on Grant
avenue from Market TO Post streets.
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PARAIsn SpR1NGs

The guests at Paraiso are enjoying beautiful
weather. Picnics, balls, drives, fishing, dove
and deer hunting are among their many
amusements. Mr.. Robertson, the manager,
brought a 135-pound buck in the other day
after few hours stroll in the hills. Among the
latest arrivals are: F. NJ. Martin and wife, Mrs.
w. Hess, Mrs. 7. ]. Jones and daughter, Miss
Maggie Noonan, Mrs. NJ. Mullen, Martin
Heneken and wife, Mrs. Thomas Daley, A. L.
Geggus, Miss Anna Bell Karr, Miss Eva Brad
ley, w. F. McFadden, Captain and Mrs Ball,
Mrs. William B. Foreman and children, NJ J..
Sheehan, Miss B. Joost, Miss H. Joost, j. NJ.
Guscette, James c. Dunphy, H. B. Calisher,
M. Damien baum, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Juri Mrs.
Plummer, San Francisco; F. A. Kilburn, A. w.
Cox, L. D. Mclean, Watsonville; 7. ]. Field,
Monterey; L. w. Williams, San Lucas; L.
Christien, Napa; G. t. Romie, Monte Carlo; g.
A. Gold, Ranchita; w. J. Whitney, Oakland ;
Charles w. Fay, Miss Kate Haggerty, Miss L.
Haggerty, San Jose; Miss Edith Clark, Con-
zales; P. Herzog. Sacramento; Miss Teresa
Mathen, Berkeley.
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Foresight
Without Memory
A Strange Phenomenon Treated
From a Jheosophical Point
of View.

To understand the explanation that
theosophy has to offer for a loss of mem
ory, accompanied by requirement o1
power TO forecast future events, it is neces-
sary to recognize the fact that mind has
an existence apart from all brain action.
Many other phenomena that puzzle the
modern psychologist, such as trance,
thoug mind-reading, clair
voyance and hypnotism, are equally de-
pendent on this fact for an explanation,
the theory of molecular change utterly
failing to account for them. Indeed, all
these phenomena may be claimed as evil
dence OF the independent existence of
mind.
Briefly, then, theosophy tells us that
man is thinking soul who uses physi-
cal body in order that he may come into
touch with matter. Within the physical,
Interpenetrating all its parts, is an etherea al
form which serves as the link, or medi-
um, between thought and brain. In other
words. mind has its true seat in the ethe-
real form. What we usually call mind is
simply our ability to exercise intellig
through the brain. If the brain be in
jured the thinker, or soul, may be unable
to use it, just as a musician may be un-
able to extract music from worthless in
strument. The powers of each lie latent
for the time being.
1t is also said that the soul has many
powers which are too suhtlet to be exercised
in brain tissue. But when brain action is
stiIled, as in sleep, in trance and in some
forms of nervous affections, certain of these
powers are manifested. The ability to
forecast the future is one of the best known
OF these powers and is allied to the abnor-
NAL mental perception of some hypno-
tized subjects.
In the case of Franklin Hart it would
seem that the brain was partially be-
numbed, perhaps temporarily. by asphyx-
iatioD. The ethereal brain not sharing in
this condition still acts, and as it is not
now overpowered by the ruder vibrations
OF the physical, is able to make its report.
The reason why he forgets the past is be-
cause it related to his physical life which
registered its impressions on the physical
brain. As that is dulled it responds
slowly to mental effort, making it difficult
TO recall those experiences.
MERcIE M. THIRDS.
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VIcHY SPRINGS.

Among the late arrivals atVichy Springs are
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Siebe, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Drees, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bird, W. o. Watson, A.
F. Corbus, Robert B. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M
Gum, F. A. Martin, Dr.. Henry F. Kreutzmann,
Judge J. E. Barry, W. s. O'Brien, Walter H.
Linforth, Hugo Herzer, Walter A. Taylor,
Thomas Gardner, Thomas Madden, A. Lipp-
man, ]. III. McGovern, J. S. Foley, Preston
Rauch, A. B. Bronson, Miss NJ. Burkheim, Miss
r. Burkheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Berge. Mr.. and
Phelan, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Carroll and
family, R.. Lloyd Eaton, Captain William J.
Greenwood, Y. s; n, samuel l. Sachs: San
Judge John Ellsworth and family, Miss Edith
A. Hobler, Miss Elsie Cordes, Alameda Frank
J Hoffng, Haywards; Mrs. s. ?. Taylor, Miss
Edwina Damer, George NJ Taylor San
Anselmo; c. Cullen, Simon Sewall, Redwood
City; Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Biluke, Mrs. T. C.
1oung' 41ig Los Aln1!gelesi l1! Isaac Isaac Minor sr Miss
Yocom, Arcata, Humboldt County.
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The Way He Fixed the Bundle.

From the sign on his delivery wagon
his name is Charley All KEN; his profess
sion is that of laundryman. His outfit
stood on Union street, near Fillmore, and
in few moments Charley All KEN came
out of large building which has the ap-
pearance OF rooming-house. He was
loaded with bundles, so many of them
that when he reached the sidewalk he let
them drop.
Evidently being one of those creatures
who object to lifting large packages or
lifting weighty ones, he picked up the
bundles two at time, one in each hand,
and carried them to his wagon. On re-
turn trip he discovered that he had
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PERSONALS.

Theodore Welisch and family have changed
their place of residence TO S25A Golden Gate
avenue.
Miss Louise #. Coleman has returned to the
CITY after pleasant sojourn at Livermore as
Mrs. Captain Miller's guest. She also visited
Miss Kate Doyle of Mountain View.
Mrs. W. Rose of Angels Camp is visiting
friends in the City.
Mrs Sara M. Phillips has returned from
santa Cruz and will be pleased to see her
Irlends on the second Tuesday of the month.
The Misses Tillie Pepper, Miss Loya Wright
ana Mabel Woodward have returned home
from Wanona, the Big Trees and Yosemite.
MIS- Il. L. keogh, J. +. Forbes and wife and
MISS hooker have returned to San Francisco
aiter VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crooks of
Glendale Villa Santa Cruz.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Fl. Mitchell and fam
lly nave returned from Glen Ellen, where they
have been spending the summer.
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WHILE GOLDEN SUMNER WAVES
dial invitation to visit him on board Of his
ship, the A. G. Ropes.
IN THE FUTURE.
FASHIONABLE ORGANIZATIONS AN
NoUNCE ENTERTAINMENT
AND DANCES.

NoUNCE ENTERTAINMENT
AND DANCES.
The Michigan Association at its meeting
last night made final arrangements for the
basket picnic to be held at Happy Hottentot
Camp, Mill Valley, on Saturday next by MEM
hers and their friends. It was decided to have
a short musical programme on the boat and at
the grounds. and trip over the completed
portion OF the Tamalpais scenic road was also
decided upon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bording of the
Happy Hottentot Camp will entertain the
Michiganders and their friends on that oc-
casion: 1t was decided to take the 9:15 and
10:15 boats.
The United Social Club will celebrate its
sixth anniversary by giving candy party Sat
uIday evening, August %, at California Hall,
oZO BUSH street, near Powell.
California Rebekah Lodge No. 1, /. o. o. f.,
Will give an entertainment and dance on Sat-
urday evening, August %, at Welcome Hall,
Odd Fellows building.
The annualsgrand prize carnival will De
given by the Madrid Mutual Benevolent So
ciety OF this City, in the Mechanics Pavilion,
Saturday evening, October 81. The net pro-
ceeds are devoted to the sick and mortuary
fund OF the society. The grand march will
contain many historical pictures of ancient
and modern times in Spain and America. The
bal masque will be preceded by grand enter
tainment. The following gentlemen compose
the executive committee: Juan Nava CHAIR
man, Jose Alonzo, John l. Noriega, A. C.
Geggus, E. =. Sciallero, Estevan Ybarra, Anton
j. Coelho Frank L. Noriega ex-officio.
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companied by his wife, was among Saturdays
arrivals.
DR.. w. w. Kerr and wife are registered from
San Francisco for an indefinite period.
+. B. Hooper and wife have returned to San
Francisco after few days visit at the Ven-
dome.
I. Calm and wife of San Francisco are So
journing at the Vendome for few weeks
visit
DR.. A. L. Lengfeld and wife, child and maid
of San Francisco are pleasantly quartered at
the Vendome for an indefinite period.
Mrs A. A. Taafe of New York City has taken
apartments al the Vendome for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. H. Dutard, accompanied by Mrs. Cutler
Paige. are pleasantly domiciled at Manager
Snell's hostelery.
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THE Ell. MoNTE

Among the guests at FL Monte Hotel, Sausa-
Tito, are Miss Alma Hempell, william M. Ed
gar, J. ]. RAIDER, r. L. Wright, Robert Flint.
Miss w. Griffin. Philip Cooley, Miss E. Stoffes,
Miss E. Blomquist, J. G. Blair and wife. Miss
Emma Hunt, T. NJ. Ferguson and wife, c.
Browning, H. Wormington, Mrs. E. H. Ladd
and son, Miss Pearl Ladd, Miss Addie Mcclure.
Mrs. L. Burkhardt, Miss G. Burkhardt. Il
sherman, Mrs. S. Browne, A. F. Green, Miss K.
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A CLUB PARTY.
IHE MISSION LITERARY AND So
c1AL CLUB ENTERTAINs
ITS FRIENDS

The Mission Literary and Social Club gave
Its monthly entertainment and dance at Union
square Hall, last Wednesday evening, and as
usual the attendance was very large. The
following excellent programme was presented;
silent SYSTEM" by Miss Krauss and w. H.
Stone; cornet solo, Mr.. Todd; bass solo, Mr..
Sandy; comic recitation, B. Jacobs; con-
tralto solo. Miss K. Kelley; Jack Cathart,
entitled "Chatterdon," followed. The cast
was as follows: Mrs. Chatterdon and Hell
ena, Miss Rose Burrows; Thomas Chatter
oon, Ed Burrows. Dancing followed the pro-
gramme and was continued till midnight.
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EsTR ELLA PARLoR.

Estrella Parlor, N. S. G. W., gave very sue
cessful bazar in the Native Sons Hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A number
of interesting attractions, such as a 40 mining
camp, fortune teller and other shows were
special inducements for the large number of
people present to spend their nickels and
dimes, wnfle the ice-cream and candy booths,
presided over bya bevy OF exceptionally pretty
girls did rushing business. The affair was
splendfdly arranged and managed, and re-
fleets great credit upon the members of this
newly formed parlor.
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ENGAGEMENTS,
A NUMBER OF WEDDINGS AN
NoUNCED FOR THE NEAR

Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Miss ]. Herrscher of San Leandro and
Abe Greenfield of this City. The wedding
will take place at the residence of the brides
aunt, Mrs. E. Hesser, this Sunday, August Is.
The engagement is announced of Miss Helen
Bas theim, eldest daughter OF J. Bastheim, to
Will Lubin of Los Angeles. They will be at
home to their friends Sundays, August 16 and
70, and Tuesdays, August 18 and 25, at 2126
California street.
The wedding of Miss Ella Friedlander to
Henry Seiroty will take place this Sunday
evening, August 10, at the residence of the
brides parents, 31011 Fell street.
The engagement of Samuel Spiro of San
Francisco to Miss Aggie Furst of Oakland is
announced.
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WEDDING IN BERKELEY.

The wedding of George I. Langford of Berke-
ley and Miss Alice Love of San Francisco,
was celebrated Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF G. II. Langford on Sutter street, Gold
groom, acted as bridesmaid and John Halla-
way officiated as groomsman
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WALLS SPRINGS.

Following is list of guests at Walls Springs:
J. T. Grau and Miss Ella c. Grau, Santa Rosa
L. B. Hetty, San francisco; Miss Jennie Miller,
Santa Rosa; Mr. and Mrs. Isham ana Miss
Isham, Alameda; Mrs. Jost Guerneville; Mr..
and Mrs. skerret and family, Guerneville; Mr..
and Mrs. Straub, Alameds.
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:, According to careful research there are
and America. One is Dutch. 10 German,
IL French, 8 Italian, Spanish, Spanish
and Italian, Q Portuguese, Tzechish and
6 English.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

MI and Mrs. Charles Schroth, Miss Alice and
Florence =. sehroth are spending the summer at
Highland Springs.
Judge and Mrs. .. G. B. Hebbard are at High
land Springs