The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-26
PERSON AIS.
o. n. Young of Salt Lake is in town.
DR.. Thornton of Portland is in town.

0, N. Young of Salt Lake is in town.
DR.. Thornton of Portland is in town.
Dr. l. S. Skiff of Salem, Or, is at the Grand.
Professor w. j. Hussey of Mount Hamilton is
at the Palace.
L. Pinckney, a wealthy mining man of Dem
yer, is in town.
II. c. Nash, librarian at Stanford University,
is at the Palace.
Paul Worel Dakin, a business man oil Tacoma,
is at the Occidental.
r. NJ straus, business man of Fortuna,
Arlz., is on q visit here.
G. c. Cornell, City Clerk of MERGED, is guest
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dr. Charles Higgins, q druggist aud lumber
dealer OF Fort Bragg, is in the City.
ID. B. Morrow of Des Moines, Ia, was among
the arrivals at the Grand yesterday.
George W. Brown, a business man of Seattle,
was among yesterdays arrivals here.
Il. b. Fuller, Capitalist of Portland, Or, is
among the latest arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.
H. W. Patton, editor and proprietor of
weekly paper at Los Angeles, is at the Grand.
George d. Kellogg, one of the large fruit
growers and shippers of Newcastle, is in town.
R. B. Markle and Austin Brett, the extensive
hmber-land owners of Fort Bragg, are in this
City.
The Rev. John H. Elliott. the noted evangel-
list of New York, is at the Ramona, accompa-
MED by his family.
G. +. Wink, carriage manufacturer Of Los
Angeles, is in the City, accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
W. B. Coombs, an extensive general mer-
chandise dealer of Little River, is among the
arrivals at the Russ.
DR.. Herbert Meter and DR.. Robert Ischore OF
lrYT1A h. D.1z
from visit TO the Yosemite.
Professor Alfred A. Post of New York, who
understands many languages and is an in
structor OF Volspuk, is in the City.
Sheriff E. E. Holbrook of San Benlto County
and Sheriff S. D. Ballou of San Luis Obispo are
among the recent arrivals at the Grand
John F. Moody, the pioneer lumberman of
Truckee, one of the leading officials of the re-
cent ice carnival, arrived here yesterday.
s. T. Felkin, prominent citizen of Mo desto,
is at the Grand, on his way to his old home in
Canada, where he has fallen heir to fortune.
C. A. Perkins and H. J. Boyce of Little River,
who own large areas of land there, were
among the arrivals here by the Point Arena
yesterday.
H. A. McCraney, editor OF the Sacramento
County Ledger, arrived here last night in COM
pany with o. K. steiger, who is quite i'll and is
~" az ~. huhc AAOSpiboA MOCEdQey
at the Grand.
Major w. B. Hooper, proprietor of the Occi-
dental, late yesterday afternoon received from
Mrs. Wingfeld at Benicia a dispatch in re-
Spouse TO one sent saying Bishop Wlngfeld
was no better.
&C. Kitchener, International secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association and who
will have charge of the summer school of
methods for college young men at Cazadero
next week, is at the Ramona.
General Walter Turnbull, president of the
Gold Mining Exchange, left Sunday morning
for San Andreas on business in connection
with the exchange. He will probably not re-
turn to the City till the latter part of the week
prominent party of people arrived at the
Palace yesterday. They are: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
W. Seamans, Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Seamans and
Miss Mabel G. Seamans of New York; f. NJ.
Seamans of Pasadena and A. C. and Miss Sea-
mans of Hexe, N. Y.
William j. Simonton, one of the former own
ers OF The CALL, accompanied by his wife and
E. J. McGanney, an attorney of New York, az
rived in this City yesterday and registered at
the Palace. The party intend remaining in
San Francisco for fortnight and will spend
some time in visiting the State