The San Francisco call., 1896-05-01
PERSONAL.
A. H. Heinemann of Napa is here.

A H. Heinemann of Napa is here.
DR.. Cort of Eureka is at the Grand.
Robert Graham OF Los Angeles is in town.
Tivoli Koenig of Paris is at the Occidental.
DR.. G. D. Marvin OF Blue Lake is at the Grand.
Professor E. n. Griggs of Stanford University
is N town.
Mark L. Mcdonald of Santa Rosa is at the
Occidental.
L. NJ. Lasell, business man of Martinez. ar.
rived here yesterday.
E. F. Walker and son of Green Castle, Ind.
| are at the Cosmopolitan.
Deputy County Clerk Eugene wachhorst of
Sacramento is in the City.
W. H. Perry. an extensive lumber-dealer of
Los Angeles is on visit here.
C. B. Reas Porterville orange-grower, with
his wife. is at the Cosmopolitan.
Cyr Pauwely, wealthy cattle and sheen
raiser of Dillon Mont. is in the City.
Robert L. Crooks, a merchant of Santa
Rosa, is in the City, accompanied by his wife.
William n. Ross, prominent cattle-raiser
of Humboldt County, is among the recent ar
rivals here.
]. C. Mogk, the well-known grain merchant
OF Colusa, is at the Grand. He is here on his
wedding trip.
Among those who registered at the Palace
yesterday was Edward Morse of Chilcoten,
British Columbia
Hugo Toland, the actor, who long resided
here, arrived from New York yesterday. He is
at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Eddy of Missoula, Mont,
are at the Russ. Mr.. Eddy is one CT the wealth
lest men in Montana.
Mrs. F. NJ. Irwin and child, and Miss Spauld-
ing of Honolulu, arrived here from the East
last night and are at the Palace.
Iouttjt ~ St6otto, 10 he
Lick. He is bronzed from trip to Tuolumne,
Calaveras and other counties on mining busi-
ness.
r. s. Tiffany, the great dealer in precious
gems has arrived here from his home in New
York for brief stay. He is accompanied by
| G. NJ. Ransom. also of New York.
prominent party from Cleveland, Ohio,
consisting of the Rev. 2. L. Randolph, Chap
| lains Dunbar and McWhorter and Frank
Brightman, arrived here yesterday.
The Rev. w. F. Hubbard of Walla Walla, ac-
companied by Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Hubbard
| and Henry Hubbard, is at the Occidental .
J. NJ. Davies, business manager and one OF
| the owners of the Los Angeles Express, arrived
| here yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Davies
They are at the Palace.
Charles Bowling, an old resident of Nevada
who has made a fortune in cattle raising, is at
the Russ, accompanied by his family. He has
been lately for little while in Alameda.
Stanley o. Post, letter-carrier who has
been connected with the service for twenty
years. lett yesterday on the Mar1posa for Aus
tralia. He has been granted leave OF absence
of one year by the Government.
Joseph r. Walker, principal owner of the
Union Bank OF Salt Lake, of the Walker House
there and vast amount of other property, ar
rived here last night and is at the Occidental
He is accompanied by Mrs Walker and Raw
Walker. Mr.. Walker is one of the early pio-
neers of Salt Lake.
Clarence f. Edwards, managing editor of
the Kansas City Journal, the big morning Re-
publican paper OF Southwestern Missouri, who
arrived here over week since has taken his
departure for Honolulu. Mr.. Edwards hard
campaign work in the recent municipal con-
test is the cause of his going to the islands.
He needs rest. Mrs. Edwards is with him.