The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
PERSONAL.

J. Saubelle of India is in the City.
W. E. Servoss of Tucson is at the Lick.
NJ. de Dumset OF France is at the Grand.
J. Barron of Fresno is a recent arrival here
Or. C. V. Cross hasreturned rom Del Norte
DR.. w. N. Sherman of Merced is a visitor
here.
W. B. Smith Of Grass Valley is at the Cosmo-
politan.
DR.. P. S Palmer of Seattle is on a visit to
this City.
R. c. walrath of Nevada City arrived here
yesterday.
Byron Cookson of London and several friends
are at the Palace.
Fred Hayselden, a sugar-grower of Hawaii, is
at the Occidental.
Dr.. F. Tanning of San Antonio, Tex, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
The Rev. Robert Johnson of London, Can
ada, is at the Palace.
F. A. Him, the wealthy real estate owner OF
Santa Cruz, is in town.
James B. Howe of Seattle is among recent
arrivals from the north.
B. A. Bonestal of Ventura is among those
registered a the Grand.
Mrs Parker and Mrs. D. A. Clowdis of Fresno
are registered st ,he Cosmopolitan.
H. NJ. Allen, business man of Billings,
Montana, has arrived here on a short visit
Richard S. Minor, an attorney of Bodie, who
has been here for Two mon this past, will leave
for home tomorrow TO try some important
cases.
Supervisor A. NJ. Duncan of Mendocuo
County is at the Grand. He is bothered with
rheumatism, which has afflicted him for two
or three weeks.
Alexander E. Douglas OF the Kansas City
School OF Languages, Kansas City, is at the
Palace He came in with the Missouri dele
cation OF 800 yesterday.
DR.. E. C. Xii bourn. at one time a mem Der of
the State Senate of Washington. and long con-
spicuous in political and business affairs1here,
is among the arrivals here.
George Dryden, wharfnger at Main street,
has returned from a two weeks visit to Ia
coma and Seattle, where he was accompanied
by Mrs. Dryden. He is again at his post of
duty.
o. U. Dodge, the attorney, left for the East
the National Association OF State Republican
Clubs, which meets in Detroit, and will attend
the convention while absent.
W. n. Tcdd and vile of Leavenworth, Kaus.,
are guests at the Palace Hotel Mr. Todd is
one of The leading merchants OF Kansas. He
came to California by the Santa Fe route. and
paid visit to Los Angeles and Catalina
Island.
Charles E. Thomson, the gentleman who
rescued the lady of Pennsylvania from drown
ing in Salt Lake last Saturday, is stopping at
the Grand in company with Mrs. Thomson,
Mrs. viii Charters, Mrs. Hugh Mathers, Mrs.
Frank McCashin and Miss Emma Marshal all
OF Sidney. Ohio.
W. Hurlburt, general passenger agent OF
the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company,
Portland, arrived here yesterday by the
steamer Columbia. He is here in the inter
ests of the Endsavor travel, as he hopes to get
good many of the visitors here to see the
scenery of the Columbia River.
B. H. Payne, assistant general passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. with
headquarters in St Louis, arrived here yes ter
day by way of Portland, where he had been
for several days. L. NJ. Fletcher, genera |
agent of the Missouri Pacific in this City, went
to Portland to meet Mr.. Payne and returned
with him. Mr.. Payne is here on business In
reference to his road and will probably re-
main several days
Barbour 7. Lathrop OF Chicago arrived in this
City on the last steamer from Honolulu, and
is sojourning at the Palace Hotel. Since he
was here last October he has visited many in
terestng places in Cochin China, Java,
Ceylon. Siam, Australia. Samoa and Hawaii.
During residence of many years in San Fran
cisco Mr.. Lathrop was attached to the staff OF
The CALL as special writer. He joined the
Bohemia an Club when the owl perched on Sac
ramento street, and has since retained his
membership p in that institution.