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The age-herald., 1897-08-20
Columbus, First Bale.

Special to the Age Herald.
 Columbus Miss, Aug. 19.--Columbus received her first bale of cotton today It weighed SIS pounds, and was raised by L. D. Henley, negro, on Col. J. w. Gar.h's planta tion in the western part of tho county. Tt has not ats yet been sold.
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Still at Large

The whereabouts of Alice Sanders, the young white girl who walked away from llhe Mercy Home a few nights ago, are still unknown to the police. Since she went away the officers say hat she can not be kept thers against her will, and are not on the lookout for her.
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w. F. B. KaislSer, of Louisville, is in the city. MT. Ka.isker, who is counterpart of Charles EclSerly former well-known citizen of Birmingham, now of St. Lous has been kept busy informing the lat ter's friends that he is not Charlie Eek a,slN
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While at Supper

An application will be ffled before Judge ". G. Luncford company, plumbers, seek ing to compel the mayor and aldermen, Julien Kendrich, city engineer, and John sA1oDonald, assistant engineer. to issue a piece of work on First avenue, between Tenth and Elevsnth streets. The com pany made application for the permit several days ago, but failed to put up the plumbers claim that the law is unjust, and this will be test case.
 Plumbers Enter the Courts
 Late Wednesday night Charles Rober a young white man, was placed in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Tom Jones. He escaped from the state farm at Speig- ners having been sent there in 1893 on a charge of forgery, and escaped rscen ly. Deputy Jones arrested Rober in Besemer while he was at supper without any trouble. While confined in the county jail here awaiting trial Rober assaulted Tom Cole, a fellow prisoner. Cole was awaiting trial on a charge of murdering man in a Sou inside saloon by hitting him with a bser glass. Cole was ds- charged Rober will be sent back to the as.e farm to serve his unesipired term.
 Asked About Birmingham.
 Prof. Fred l.. Grambs returned Wedne sday from an extended trip to New York. While away he visited Scranton, Pa., leading iron city. He said every one interested in the iron industy showed great interest in Birmingham and the number of Queres he had as to the Magic City led him 10 believe that she is fast coming 10 the front Every one seemed a:.x-ous to know something of the new
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PERSONAL.

Representative J. H. BaplShead was in lhe city yesterday.
 Hon. Taylor Goodwin, of Elmore. was in the city yesterday.
 Rev. Dr. l.. s. Handley, has returned from a trip to Asheville, N. C., and will occupy his pulpit Sunday.
The age-herald., 1897-08-20
Wm. VAUGHAN,
M'GIMSEY DISCHARGED.

United States Attorney
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-05

romance, "Drommar ON Hemmet' prince
GusiaQ. Mrs. Martin Johnson; air, Scenes
Miss Eva Bolger; tenor solos (d) 'Ballad''
LMorel), t0 '.Il tom be de ieau" (Roeckel), Mons.
Oh; Morel: ballad. The Island of Dreams
{Adamsl, Mrs. H. Lewis; song, "To Yonder
Hip (RoeckeD. Senorita Andrea Mojlca;
duo, "Parigi cara'-"Traviata" (VerdI
Miss Ida sehintz and Herr E. Lotz; song,
vlelles les" Monsieur Emile Pence;
A6om"nz%" A6o1a "a "Fansr (Gounodl senorita
"Magic Song" solo by Miss Grace Sherry-(bj
"HalIeluJah" (RoeckeD, Alamo Circle Mime.
Ellen Coursen- -Roeckel, conductress; "Can-
zone'-"Mirelia" (Gounod) Miss Tillie MiIey:
'Gipsv Son"-"Carmen" (BizeO, Miss Grace
Sherry; "hanson, "Terrieune' (Roeckel,
Monsieur Charles Pecnin; four Songs-(d)
Lied der Mignon" (SchuberO, o. "Clara's
Song" (Rubinstein), (c) "Dreaming" (Schu-
mann), (D LA Lorraine" (RoeckeI), Nine.
The engagement reception of Miss Marie L.
Ciayburgh and T. Kahn will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. Katy Clay Durgh, 22O2 Jack
davs in Decem ber
The Young Peoples Society of the First Eng
hsh Evangelical Lutheran Church on Geary
street, near Octavlu, will give an entertain
ment and social next Thursday evening IN
aid of The church oIgln fund. There will be
vocal ana instrumental IN muslc, recitations and
the presenta ton OF a farce entitled 60"
The Vermonte ers will hold their meeting for
Decembe ber at o Id Fellows Hall on Friday the
10Th. The following excellent programme
VIII precede the social and dance: Comic
recitation, Miss c. NJ. Kuck soprano solo, Miss
A. Berglund; romanZa, Signor F. Michelena.
The Contest" musical farce comedy will
be presented by experienced players
The ?. D. C.'s viii give their private mas
querade at Native Sons Hall on Tuesday even.
Ing, December z.
A stag parry or high jinks will be given by
the Old Friends in their hall on Wednesday
night, December %. The matter is in charge
of the newly elected board OF directors of the
society, consisting of Captain J. w. Howell,
NJ. Rot henberg. DR.. J. s. Knowlton, B. B Rob-
erts, Dr. J. A. Hughes, F. H. Hink, DR.. Ernest
Heymans and F. w. Croudace, together with
DR.. F. F. Lord the president; J. f. Shnkey, the
secretary, and Robert Piasberg, the newly
elected treasurer of the society.
Puckett's Select Academy will hold its third
anniversary party at Mission Turn Hnll,
Eighteenth street, near Valencia, on Friday
evening next useful anG handsome souve-
mir will be given to every one who attends.
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club win be dance given by Mrs. Loring Gale
Nesmith.
Warren R. Porter of Iona Prieta is spending
several days In the city.
The marriage of Miss Louise Eberhard
daughter OF Jacob Eberhard of Santa Clara TO
Phiio Hersey OF this city, took place at the
Eberhard residence Wednesday noon.
The Nordica Trio, consis ting of Mrs. W. J..
kirkpatrick, Miss Adeline E. Birchler and
Mrs. Mary Weaver-McCauley, will give grand
concert at the Hotel Veldome Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. c. H. Letcher and Mrs. R. B. Decker
spent several days in Alameda and Oakland
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Sloat OF Mountain View
lett last week for an extended visit in Indiana
and Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Millard have returned
from North Dakota
Mrs. Emily Brown has gone to Spokane to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
SchuIein.
Mrs Louis C. Scheller and children of Los
Angeles are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. edward Nc
Laughlin.
Miss Alice Masten ot San Francisco is visit
ing Mrs r B. Murphy of this city.
Miss Bernice Drown and Miss Maria Wells of
San Francisco are visiting Mrs Neville Castle.
Clement Argues has returned from an ex-
tended hunt at san Luis Obs DO.
Attorney Z. G. Coolidge aud James p. Tread
well will leave shortly extended trip
around the world.
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librarian. Having got this suitable per-
son in Miss H. c. Burns he then makes it
pubic that he has no use for her services
in the school.
"The trouble with Principal Brooks"
said one of the Director-, ais that he de-
votes too much OF MS time to the garden
attached to the school, leaving the teach
ers to run the classes as ,hey see ht."
In the meantime Miss Bragg is without
an assignment and Miss LesZynsky has
her class. What the Directors will do to
straighten this tangle out a the meeting
on Wednesday night will be watched with
interest by those affected.
In keeping with the spirit of turmoil
and unrest in this branch OF the city gov
ernment, Deputy Superint endent charles
L. Stone has added his share to keep the
pot boiling.
At the last meeting of the board Direc-
tor Gallagher called for the Deputy Su-
perintendents report of schools visited
during the month of October. Deputy
Stone, who was present, answered rather
tartlv that he was not an educa tor, but
merely a clerk to the Superintendent.
This statement, with various reports Led
from month to month showing Where
schools had been visited by Mr.. Stone and
a minute account of the time spent in eacn
school, was given in the various reports.
For instance, during the month of August
Deputy Stone states in his report that on
the ZUtn he visited the Dudley Stone
School and remained there twenty min
utes. buj fails 60 stale what he did on thi :
visit. During this same month he certifies
that he also visited Emerson Primary,
Grant Primary, Harrison Primary, Mis-
sion Primary, Girls High School and Irv-
ing NJ. Sc tt Primary.
In Septem Der it Is set forth in his re-
port that he visited Pacific Heights. Girls
High School, Richmond and Hamilton
schools. The principals of each ana every
! one OF these schools in their reports fail
TO notice the visit of the deputy, although
it is portion of their duty to note such a
| visit in reports.
The Directors are puzzIing their brains
! over Deputy Stones bills for carfare.
! For instance, In one month, when he GER
tities that he visited fifteen schools, his
| bill for carfare amounts to 81 15 and an
! other month he visited eighteen schools
! at an expense to the ever willing vic
/ tims-the taxpayers-at an expense of
! $4 so.
The Directors are of the opinion that it
would be cheaper and better Tor both tn
! schools ana the taxpayers if few dollars
| were added 10 those bills for railroad
ticket out of the State for some of the Off
ciaIs at the City Hall. Truly the educat-
ing of young America In the San Fran
cisco schools las been the cause of great
! deal of trouble to the twelve gentlemen
VINO volun teered 10 discharge their thank
less duty.
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MISS BRAGG
HAS NO CLASS
Her Return From Leave of
Absence Stirs Up More
Trouble.
Director Drucker and Principal
Brooks Do Not See Things
Alike.
Deputy Stones Visits and His Bill
for 0arfare Criticized by the
Directors.

A London fish N arket would be y haven
of repose as com pared with the San Fran
cisco School Department. Each day
brings forth new chapter in the history
OF 1.-THE unhappy family. When the Di-
rectors are not engaged in a wordy COM
bat among themselves the turmoil is
transferred 20 the teachers and from the
teachers it finds its way into the head of
the office where Deputy Superinte ntendent
c. L. Stone gets tangled up in a snarl with
the Directors and vice versa. Even the
sedate principal of the Girls High School,
Elisha Brooks, comes In for more than his
share of the trouble and worry attending
the disciplining of his flock of giddy
maids.
The latest cause of unhappiness TO poor
Brooks occurred on last Tuesday. when
Miss Mary ]. Bra returned from her
leave OF absence after soiourning away for
four months.
When Miss Bragg returned she reported
10 DR.. Drucker, chairman of the committee
on RI es. He sent her with letter which
was intended 10 restore her to her class in
the mathematic branch.
On presenting this letter TO Principal
Brook he ignored not only her claim, bur
the authority of Chairman Drucker 10
assign her. This, as might be expected,
aroused the IRE of DR.. Drucker, who con-
sidered his position and dignity woefuIiy
sighted, and it is said that he found words
sufficiently torclble 10 express his mind to
Principal Brooks.
Under rule lib of the board teacher
having served fifteen or more years is en-
Titled to resume the class on return from
leave of absence that she taught wher the
leave of absence was granted. This Is the
case with Miss Bragg. and under this ru
aafo Rt,s ID
thought otherwise. and instead OF reiev-
ing Miss Hattie l.. LeszYnsky, who was
the substitute appointed TO hill the va
cancy of the absent teacher, he under
took to relieve a Mrs. Howard. who is
regular teacher. This m king of teachers
has brought a whole lot of bic into
the Gi,ls' High School. and in addition to
this it is charged against Brooks that he
made special request for suitable in
structor in algebra. who would al act as
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Sailed AWAY.

Among those sailing on the steamer Austria
liza Tuesday, NOvem ber 80. for Honolulu were:
A. F. Along, Mrs. w. A. Akers, S T. Alexander.
DR.. L. F. Alvarez and wife, Mrs. J. B. Ather-
ton, Miss k. Atherton, Mrs. c. Bennett Henry
Blake and wife. c. s. Burdick and wife Mrs
c. l. Carter, lwo children AID mad Miss c. ].
Carter, Mrs. II. a. P. Carter. Miss Pauline Co :
Inns, c. +. Eckart, John S. Ellis and wife, Miss
Flaxman, DR.. NJ. f. Grossman, r. n.
Halstead. E. Hartman, J. P Hawkes..
Miss Hendricks, J A. Hopper and wife
Miss Hopper, W. L. Howard. ], H IRWIN. C. s.
Joslyn, Il. L. Ker, s. R. Kitchel and wife,
Mrs LAM, Mrs. William LowIey, Miss McDon,
aid. Max Nellie, !. Z. Newton and wife, H. s.
Rand. wife and son, Mrs. Ara5ella Randall,
Mss Elizabeth Randall, Mrs. S. B. Rose. Mrs
SaundeI>, Miss Saunders. NJ NJ. Saunders
Arthur F. Scherer, Ramsay Z. Scott. Miss An.
nette Stanley, DR.. J. S. Tracy, George W. TuII
ana Wle, George w. Weeks, Mrs. l. E. Whit.
tier, Alexander Young
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Book" But you'd know the answer to
that question in advance. Mr.. Watson
probably does not read poetry.
He is a small man, with thin, smooth
shaven face, a prominent hose, thin lips
and brown hair. 1t is not likely that Mr..
Watson cares for Browning, but the poet
must have understood intimately such
cases as Wa'son VS.. Watson.
William Watson has been beaten at
every point IN his encounter with the lady
who was once his vile. 1t is Mrs. Watson
to whom the decree of divorce was
granted. 1t is Mrs. Watson to whom the
Judge gave the custody of the children.
1t is Mrs. Watson who retains posses ion
of the house Watson intended for his
home. 1t is Mr.. Watson who carried off
the furniture declared by Watson not to
be com munity property. 1t is Mrs. Wat
son who has been appointed assignee of
her divorced husbanc's estate in the in
solvency proceedings. And, finally, it il
Mrs. Watson who has kept the father of
her children in the County Jail for five
days because he would not pay her the
monthly sum the court has awarded.
But Watson's attorneys have carried
their case TO The Supreme Court and, ac-
cording to them, Mrs. Watson's victory
though so complete is only TEN porary.
Watson's story, like every half-state-
ment of every divorce case, seems alto
gether innocent and righteous. No doubt
Mrs. watson story, as told by herself,
would appear to be quite as convincing.
I'VE were married fifteen years ago."
Mr.. Watson said yesterday. He sat in
The Sheriff. office and the clock was tick
ing away his last hall hours incarcera-
tion. Some time after we were married,
when l was very i'll, L decided all my prop
erty TO my wife, with the understanding
that the deed should not be recorded ex-
cept in case OF nv death. Two days be-
fore she brought suit for divorce against
me she filed the deed. Now she is in pos
session of my home. for which l was once
offered $4,000, and of all the furniture, more
Than $500 worth. Now l do not see why
should be compelled to pay her alimony
besides, and I'm going 10 fight the case"
Mr.. Watson looks like an obstinate man.
The chances are against Mrs. Watson's
collectins her ahmony, if one may Judge
from this mans face with the tightly
drawn skin.
"Yes; she got possession of the chill
dren, too. There were TWO, girl of 10
and-and the boy. The boy died during G
the hght-the divorce proceedings.
Poor Mr.. Watson! LIS ''poor Mr.. Wat
son" in earnest this time. Evidently
there was one thing very dear to this man.
There Is one tender spot left in his men,
ory OF the home and family which were
wrecked upon the rock of divorce.
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Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 4-Mr. and Mrs. Marion
de Vries passed through the city last night on
their way to Washington.
The marriage ceremony of E B. Osler and
Miss Amelia Duggan was celebrated last
Thursday at the residence of k. d. Stephens
on n street, Rev. c. ?. Massey officiating. The
wedding tour will include visit to the south
ern part OF the State.
Mrs. Ezekiel Kendall O. Salamanca, n. Y, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Malone, of
Oak Park
Mrs. A. Martin, for many years resident of
Sacramento, has made preparations for an ex-
tensiye tour OF Europe and VIII, upon her re-
turn to California. take up her residence in
San Francisco.
Saturday evening of last week the Young
Peoples Society of the German Lutheran
tertainment in the basement of that edifice
Following is list of those who contributed to
the evenings en- jertainment: Miss Eda Neu-
bourg, Miss Emma Sachs Mas ter Carl Noack
Miss Carrie LDthhammer, Mrs. c. G. Stever,
Alfred Schaden, Miss T. Heibron, Miss H.
Biewener. Miss K. Biewener, Miss T. Wing,
Misses Lulu and Netue Kern, Miss Ethel
Brusch, Mrs. A. Blanchard, Miss May Oatmen,
MISS Frances Bauer, Miss Rene Hoskinson, T.
Bauer and Miss Minnie P etscher.
Mrs. Z. 7. Bush of o kland is visitor at the
home OF Mrs Clara K. Wood.
Mrs. r. B. Kittredge has taken up her resi-
dence at III Scott street, San Francisco, and
will receive or the third and fourth Fridays of
each month.
The marriage of Miss Ida Cinch and
George Z. Lester has been announced.
Miss Margie Genung is home on q short visit
from Berkeley.
Mrs. George Taylor has returned from a
visit TO Mrs Dr.. NJ. Gardner of San Fran
cisco.
Edward T. Meiss of Sacramento and Miss
Albertina Gilgard of Portland were married at
the parsonage OF the First Baptist Church last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles H. Craig and her two children
are visiting relatives i'll San Mateo County
Mrs NJ. K. Dundas OF San Francisco spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. T. Philiips
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WATSON SAYS
HE Is POOR
SwearS He Cannot Pay His
Divorced Wife Ali
mOny.
The Court Would Not Listen to
Him and Sent Him Back
to Jail.
His Home and Children Gone and
He in Prison Because of a
Family Jar.

Poor William S. Watson appeared be-
fore Judge Hall in Oakland yesterday
morning. prepared to swear that he is
not worth more than $50.
But Judge Hall would not listen 10
Watson's VOW, and the poorly but de-
Gently clad defendant was compelled to
return to the County Jail, there to serve
out the remaining hours of his five days
sentence.
William Watson's attorneys have con-
trived, however, TO relieve him of the Sec
ond part of his punishment for contempt
of court in refusing to pay Mrs. Watson
$70-two months alimony. They have
filed bond, whose sureties are James w.
Watson. father of William Watson, aad
Hugh NJ. Cameron, real estate agent of
this city, guaranteeing Mrs. Watson the
sum sued for, provided that the Supreme
Court, to which an appeal has been taken,
decides against Watson.
So William Watson will not be CON-
PEELED to languish in the County Jail till
ne consents TO pay his divorced wife $35
a month. He is at liberty to seek work.
poor man; and if the California Powder
Company, in whose employ Watson was
up 10 i've DAYS ago before he became-or
1t i: not improbable that William Watson
may at bound step from the position of
penniless occupant of de btor's cell to
the com parative com ort of $I25 a month
and a secretary's place.
What a wonderful country is this
America, where one may be pauper at
one moment and highly respected Off
cial at another.
Mr.. Watson has borne his five days'
poverty very well. By means of that
thrifty ingenuity, perhaps, which the very
poor acquire early, he has managed to
keep himself clothed in the acce pta bic
style known as decent poverty. One has
infinite respect for the poor whose SELL
respect will not permit them to drop into
decayed untidiness. And. really. if you
did not know how poor poor Mr.. Watson
S. you couldn't tell the difference be-
tween his clothes and anybody else'sI
One is tempted 10 ask Mr.. Watson
whether he has read "The Ring and the
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Peta1uma.

PETALUMA, Dec A cotillon club Is or
gam zing here, with society people as the pro-
moters. Their meetings will be held at the
Social Club rooms, which are being reitted
and embe lished throughout.
The ladies of st. Johns Guild are engaged
in preparation for their annual bazaar and en-
tertainme mt, 10 take place next week. The
ladies OF the Congregational Church are also
proposing to hold similar fete in the near
future.
Mrs. n. King has been visiting her daughter
in stockton.
H. G. Stillweu has moved from Novato with
his family to make PetaIuma his permanent
home.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Hill ten
dered Miss Nourse of Sacramento launch
party In The Widgeon. About twenty Young
people composed the party, which passed the
time delightfully."- with music ana games stop
ping Tor repast at the Mlramoute Club
mouse and returning in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Black burn p. H Brad
Dury OF san Francisco, Mrs. Riley and Mrs
). Magee OF San Jose came up to attend the
funeral OF Pioneer Charles Blackburn
A SUR in the local quarters of the Salvation
Army was occasionea by the n arriage of two
members, Monroe W. Grindle and Henrietta
NJ Warner, tuesday evening, Rev. Mr. Atkin-
son OF the NJ. L. church officiating 1t Was a
strictly regulation affair." the first In this city
lockers
Mrs Cyrus Tuttle returned from visit TO
her parents at Cordelia. The regular weekly
meet OF the whist contingent was plaved by
teams captalned respectively by Messrs B. F.
Cox and Ii. J. Fairbanks, the former team
winning by eighteen points.
Inc Coming Sunday viii prove notable one
IN the history OF ST. Johns Church for then
for the first time surp iced choir of mIxed
voices OF children, thirty-one in all, will rem
DER the music during the evening service and
SO continue to do indt finiteIy The choir hY
,tsin peen under the efficient management and
training OF the orgad1sI, Mr. Lippitt
Professor Aired KeIIeher continues holding
his vocal classes here.
Among the visitors to the metrono Is this
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-05
SOCIETY,
Continued from Page Twenty-fo,r.

San Fernando and Seventh streets, Tuesday
evening. The evenings programme opened
with sketch, "a Happy Pair" by Mr.. and
Mrs. Neville Castle. "The Scrap of Paper
was given with the following cast; Prosper
Couramont, Edwin Coolidge; Baron de la Gla-
cler, Z. G. Schneider; Brisemouche, Neville
Sastie; Anatole, Fred L. Lewis Mile. Suzanne
9e Buseyilie, Mrs. Loring Gale Nesmith: Louise
4e Ia u acier, Mrs. n vile Castle; Mathilda,
MISS Laura Mann; Mile. Zenobie, Mrs. james
Henry Pierce; Pauline, Miss Eliza beth Y. Muir
Dhy. All the characters were well taken.
Daaclng followed. The patronesses of the
tiuo are: Mrs. Hiram Bond. Mrs Neville Cas-
Ile, Mrs. Loring Gale Nesmlth, Mrs. Alfred
BarsioW, Mrs. Frank Vincent Wright and Mrs.
aInes Henry Pierce. Its membership is about
l4o. 1nis Is The first of series OF five enter
talnmenIs 10 be given. The next event of the
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Carpv have returned from
ST. Helena to spent the winter at their home,
2632 California street
Mrs Otto FleiSsner and son, Cu!hbert, after
a five months visit with relatives in the East
have returned aud are once more at home al
2514 Ociavia street.
Dr. Tillie DIuenhoefer has gone East foI
several month TO attend the clinics on skin
diseases.
Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs Hasslinger have re-
turned after an absence of five months in
Europe.
Miss Elizabeth Cermak, graduaIe of Wesl
Fl oh Scho / ut Cleveland. Ohio, VINO has Dee
visiting relatives in this city, left lasl
Wednesday Tor an extended tour through
Southern Cali, ornia
Mrs Char es Juergensen OF Mark West
Springs is spending a few months in the city
Miss Lottie DAVIS OF Sacramento is this
quest OF Miss de Bernardi of Alameda.
Mrs j. E. Goocy mas removed to 400A OaL
street and will be at home on the second AM
fourth Tuesdays.
Miss Refine We'll and Miss Emelie Cert will
be a home Saturday. DecenIDer IL, at ll5{
Octavia street
Julio NJ Gomez of Pacific Grove has left to,
Monterey, Mexico, with General Geronimo
Trevino.
Mrs J. H. Herbst and Miss Hattie Herbs+ .,
Hueneme nave returned TO their nome after q
pleasant stay of four W, e&s in this civ
Mrs. Daisy Kicks. II prominent vocalist arS
society young lady OF Eureka Humholdt
County, has taken up her permanent raSi
dence at 9O7 Steiner street.
ADVANCES made on furniture and n,anos u,,,