The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
Pc ERSONAL.

c. R. Tillson, jeweler of Modesto, Is at the
Lick.
State Senator J. H. seawell of Ukiah is at the
Grand.
c. E. Roberts of suisun is at the Cosmo-
rolitan.
DR.. Wakefield OF San Jose is visiting at the
Occidental.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Juan are
| at the Grand.
State Senator II. v. Morehouse of San Jose
IS at the Lick.
DR.. W. H. Davis of Detroit arrived at the
Grand yesterday.
DR.. w. NJ. Johnson OF Santa Cruz is regis
tered at the Russ.
F. S. Wlnsinger, a dairyman of Freesone is
at the Occidental.
J. Sweeney and F. Kelly of Tacoma, Wash,
are at the Cosmo opolitan.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Spohn of Corpus Christi,
Tex, are guests at the Palace.
c. W. Clough, the well-known journalist of
Sal mas, is a the Cosmopolitan.
H. R. Wright. commercial traveller of Port
land, Or. is at the Cosmo poitan.
A. F. MePhail of Lompec. formerly livery
man OF Santa Barbara. is at the Grand.
A. M. Rickert, miuing man from Rossland,
is in town and has a room at the Grand.
Martin Winch of Portland, Or. breeder of
thoroughbred horses. is guest at the Lick.
William Niles, rancher from Los Angeles,
is staying at the Occidental with Mrs Niles.
R. NJ. Hurd, formerly of New York and now
Of Seattle, arrived at the Baldwin yesterday.
r. Mainwaring and A. F. de Rutzen of Lon
don, Eng., are among the latest arrivals al the
Palace.
VT Hatch of New Bedford, Mass, is among
the CUES is that arrived at the Occltental yes
terday.
George E. Dilvisen, one of the biggest mer-
chants of Sacramento, is a lale arrival at the
California.
DR.. W. ]. Nelson of Boston, who is interested
In some California mines, is a late arrival at
the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eyre. Miss Eyre and Rob-
bic Eyre have lett their Menlo Park home and
taken apartments at the Palace for the winter.
Ex-Se or and Mrs. A P. Williams returned
last night from a tour of the large Eastern
cities and have taken apartments at the
Palace
l. N. McQueston, "Father of the Yukon"
who has been here since his return from
Alaska, left last night on business trip to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Morgan Hill and Miss Diane
Morgan Hill returned here last night from
Paris, where they spent the past two years.
They are on their way to their old home in
Santa Clara Mr.. Hill and his name are well
known in Santa Clara County.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray arrived here yes
terday after completing their bridal trip and
will reside in this city. They were married in
Victoria B. c., on October 25. The bride, who
was Miss Hilda Mclaughlin, is the daughter
OF J. H. Mclaughlin. assistant receiver-general
at Victoria. The groom is a native of San
Francisco Both were students together for
several years at Stanford University, from
which the bride was graduated in 1896.
j. B. Donner the recently appointed super
intendent OF telegraph of all the lines OF the
Southern Pacific Company, arrived here yes
terday from New Orleans to assume charge of
his new duties. with San Francisco az his
headquarters. He will pass on the qualifca-
tons of operators, and will conduct all
respondence with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Mr. Donner is a self-made
man and has since boy hood risen step by step
in the profession he represents He has been
with the Southern Pacific since 1880, when he
was car-checker. In 1892 he had risen to
superin eident OF telegraph OF the tIantic
system, with headquarters in New Orleans.
where, according to newspaper accounts. he
was very popular and will be greatly missed.