The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
PERSONAL.

guest al the Grand.
Gus d. schulze and G. A. Little of Dixon are
guests at the Baldwin
W. P. Thomas, an insurance man of Ukiah,
is registered at the Grand
II. II. Folsom and wife of Auburn, CAL, are
guests at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge Z. A. Bridgford is in town from Colusa
ana has room at the Grand.
). n. Priest, an insurance man of Los An
geies, is visiting at the Grand.
Robert Thomas Moore of Glasgow, Scotland,
Is q recent arrival at the Palace.
Rev. A. P. Anderson of San Jose is one of the
latest arrivals at the Occidental.
George +. Duck, an attorney of Stockton, is
among those registered at the Lick.
George Beale, well-known resident OF So
nora Is guest at the Cosmopolitan.
J. H. Fleming, business man of Pittsburg.
fa.' is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
M. +. Haekley, capitalist of Cleveland,
ohio' Is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Thomas sheern and wife OF San Antonio.
le1-' arrived at the California last night.
d. ID. Pyle, Under Sheriff Of Kern County, is
AT the Russ, registered from Bakersfield.
Charles Ferguson of Honolulu, foreman OF a
plantation near that place, is at the Russ.
DR.. A. NJ. Gardner, a physician at the Napa
- 49, sAO 4AonhCy 4s stnS Ah5 ~ VIC LINZ.
]. S. McCandless and L. L. McCandless. artes-
ian well borers of Honolulu, are guests at the
Occidental.
DR.. J. H. Glass of Ell Paso de Robles came up
from the springs last night. He is ct the
Occidental.
Mrs. S. NJ. Mitchell, the mining woman of
Calaveras County, is at the Lick on a brief
business visit.
H. Pohlmann, q sugar-boiler in one of the
large works near Honolulu, is a late arrival at
the Occidental.
Fl. o. Richards, who is interested In mer-
camille business at Portland, Or, is among the
guests at the Grand.
s. T. Black OF Sacramento, State Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction, is making
short visit at the Lick.
Manfred S. KohlDerg, of Kohlberg, Strauss
q Frohmsn, Will leave this evening for New
York on business trip.
State Senator Eugene f. Bert started from
here yesterday for New Orleans, whence he
hopes to return in ten days.
Brothers Joseph, Albert and Edward, teach
ers in the Catholic college at Honolulu, ar
rived here yesterday on leave Of absence.
Al Bouvier, the theatrical manager, will
start East next Friday to secure attractions for
the winter season al the Baldwin. He viii be
gone four weeks
Miss Curtis and Miss Alice NJ. Curtis of Port
land, Or, are at the Occidental, having re-
turned yesterday from Honolulu, where they
have been visiting friends.
Among the arrivals by the Australia yester-
day were Major and Mrs. z. K Pangborn of
Jersey City. Major Psngborn delivered the
Fourth OF July grafton at Honolulu.
James A. Kennedy, manager of the Honolulu
Iron Works that makes specially OF machinery
used in the sugar business on the islands, ar
rived at the Occidental yesterday from Homo
lulu.
w. G. Ashley of Honolulu, Registrar of Ac-
counts of the Republic OF Hawaii position
close to that OF Minister of Finance, is at the
Occidental He was formerly resident of San
Jose.
W. ID. Tenney, member of the Advisory
Board OF the Republic of Hawaii and head of
the big Honolulu commission and general
merchandise firm of Castle & Cook arrived at
the Occidental yesterday on his way East
Colonel +. L. Guenther, a United States
army officer OF Washington, d. c., and Miss E.
NJ. Guenther are at the Occidental They re-
turned yesterday from pleasure trip to Homo
lulu.
E. Scholder, for the past two years receiving
teller of the Union Savings Bank of san Jose,
is in town stopping a. the Palace. He leaves
tomorrow for an extended trip through the
Eastern States and Europe. He will probably
remain away about year.
Judge William X. Townsend, professor of
law In Yale University and United States Dis
trict Judge of Connecticut, is at the Palace
with his wife and family. This is his first visit
TO the coast, and he is here simply for the
pleasure of seeing the sights.
The Shortr!dge party returned home yester-
day on the Australia after completing pleas
ant trip 10 Honolulu. Those who composed
the party are: Mrs. c. NJ. Shortridge Miss
shortridge, Miss Marie Swingiey, Miss Annie
Dahl and DR.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. ]. A. Hopper. wife of big jobber in
rice at Honolulu, arrived ct the occiden tai
yesterday with her niece, Miss Peterson. Bir.
Hopper is coming up on the next steamer. He
has secret process for polishing rice, thereby
insuring high market yalue for it.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Occidental
was r. c. Lille, representative at Honolulu of
the English firm OF T. II. Davies & Co., which
has the largest general merchandise business
on the islands and which owns several planta-
tons there Mr.. Lille is accompanied by his
wife.
E. o. White, head man OF the old Honolulu
firm of L. o. White & Son, hardware-dealers
and ship-chandlers. came up from the islands
yesterday with his wife and two children and
registered at the Occidental. Mr.. White is
captain OF one OF the military companies in
Honolulu. He is going East in few days.
Justice Stephen J. Field said yesterday at the
Palace that he is in better health than he has
been at any time since his return from Ell
Paso de Robes, consequently he has no inten-
ton OF going back to the springs, but viii re-
main here quietly until the heat shall have
subsided in the East.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, wife of Professor Scott.
principal OF Bishop College at Honolulu, and
her daughters, Miss Scott and Miss Marion
Scott, are staying at the Occidental The
Misses Scott have come up from the islands to
enter college in California. Their brother
Leslie Scott. formerly student at Stanford
University, is now clerk in the Custom-house
at Honolulu.
united States Senator A. o. Bacon OF Macon,
Ga, accompanied by Washington Dessau, big
attorney OF Macon, arrived from the North
west Yesterday and will be at the Palace dur
ing the next Jew days. Senator Bacon has been
In congress one year. but for ten years pre-
vlousiy presided over the Georgia Assembly as
lts speaker. He is Democrat and is here
simply for recreation before the campaign.
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