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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
HauWards.

Mrs. c. C. Wing has gone to Stockton to
visit with friends
Mrs. John Dassel and son, Warner, have re-
turned from vacation passed at Sunol.
Mrs. c. Hahn, who has been at Bar tlett
Springs and Mark West Springs, is with her
son George at Sacramento
The Misses Annie and Louisa May have re-
turned from Santa Rosa.
Miss Berta Loveland of Ferndale. Humb boldt
County, who has been visiting Miss Agnes
Ramage, depar ted last week to visit friends a.
San Jose.
Supreme President F. l. Lemons and Grand
Director Joseph Pimentel, of the q. P E. c..
last week paid official visits 10 councils of the
order located at Fresno, Hanford and Selma
and installed new officers.
Miss C. Forez of Colusa, who has been visit
ing Mrs. F. Terry, departed this week for Han
ford.
G. Toyne, who last year assumed control of
the D. Garwood ranch in Castro Valley, and
who has been i'll, removed to his residence on
B street this week His health is improved
There was a large attendance at the farewell
reception rendered TO Rev. and Mrs Alfred
Bayley in the parlors of the congregational
church.
After an absence of four months o. C. Lew
ellyn last week returned from Rands burg
where he has large mining interests
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Grass Valley.

Frank Johns Jr. has gone to Byron Springs
for the benefit of his health.
A. D. Foote, manager of the North Star
Mining Company, has returned from San
Francisco.
L. C. Wilhelm aud family, d. E. st. George
and family and others enjoyed a pleasant out
ing at Reinhart's country home
Mrs. c. J. Miller and Miss Kate Wheelihsn
have gone to Iowa Hill, where they will work
in the interest of the coming fair to be held in
Grass Valley for the benefit of the orphan
asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. Pearce have re-
turned from Pacific Grove.
Mrs ". W. Nelson has returned from visit
to Sacramento.
ness with pleasure at the bay, has returned.
C. Hunsaker of the Holbrook House has re-
turned from visit to Redding.
Robert Frank has returned from San Fran
cisco. He is much improved in health.
Maurice 0'Connell is home from a visit
to Sacramento.
Mrs. William Zadow and children, Mrs.
William Kohler and Miss Minnie Kohler have
gone to Carson, New.
Nine. Chsvanne and her guest Miss Auger
have gone on a visit to Calaveras County.
They will visit other parts of the State.
Miss Lottie Smith has returned to her home
at Gold Hill, New, after pleasant visit with
her brother, Fred Smith.
Thomas F. Blake. after a pleasant visit to
his old home In Grass Valley, has returned to
San Francisco.
Miss Ellen Richards, who has been visiting
in Sacramento, has returned
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

Mrs, Mary Glance and family have returned
from Santa Cruz, where they passed the
summer.
Mrs ]. ?. Vincent, wife of the County As
SCISSOR, has returned from Pacific Grove. Miss
Flora Vincent stopped at Modesto to visit.
Clarence ]. Berry and wife OF Selma made a
trip to San Francisco last week.
Mrs de Witt, wife of Rev. II. G. de Witt, and
daughter, are here from Santa Cruz.
Mrs. L. Glare Davis, associate editor of the
Expositor, was on Thursday called to George
town, El Dorado County, upon the death of
her mother.
Mrs E. L Hutchinson returned on Wednes-
day from Santa Rosa, accompanied by her
sister, MIS-. A. II. Loucks, and her daughter,
Miss Nellie Hutchinson.
C. W. de Long, pioneer merchant of Fresno,
is down from San Francisco.
Mrs Addie Whale Nye has returned from
Stockton. where her father died recently.
Lewis H. Smith. the City Attorney, made a
trip to Los Angeles last week.
Miss Ada Harvey will soon visit England
She will be gone year.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Connolly of Los Angeles
are visiting the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
F. D. Vanderlip, in this city.
Mrs. Ella Hoxie Is visiting friends in Oak
land.
Nv. Patterson is in San Francisco on busi-
ness
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Winters.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rummelsburg have 70.
turned from weeks visit with friends IN
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs D. o. Judy and the Misses
Judy, OF Missouri, have been visiting relatives
in Monticello.
Rev. j. G. Hyden has been attend ing tho
Methodist conference.
Rev. Thomas Edwards of Gilroy has ar
cepted the pastorate of tie Christian Chrrch
here. ~
Miss Belle Mccoy, Miss Matte Humpbr.v
ssa sso MISS 1iloreth have been in attendance at
the teachers institute at Vallejo.
Edward Dunnagan has gone TO Vallejo and
San Francisco for weeks absence.
herman Rummelsburg of sites. Coluss
County, is here visiting rela ttvcs
Judge Moody and son are in San F-o,o,...
MISS sa'lte Harton and Miss Ella Bowon
VINO have been spending the summer with NJ NJ.
ana Mrs. W. Z. sutliff. have gone 10 tnsir
home in San Francisco " sAeil
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rummelsbury ara v,s,.,
relatives in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Tulare.

w B. Storey, chief engineer of the Valley
road, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belding, Mrs
Roe and Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. MonreagIe, all of
San Francisco, are visiting at the Paige ranch,
near Tulare
Mrs. c. w. Tozer, accompanied oy her
mother, Mrs. De Frees, is home from San
Francisco, where she has been spending the
summer.
Miss Alice D. Smith of Oakland has been
spending couple of weeks with the family of
Judge j. o. Lovejoy.
DR.. D. H. Latimer of San Fran cisco has been
assisting his friend DR.. C. H. Smith for the
past month.
H. H. Francisco, former Tulare man. now
with the Santa Fe Company in San Francisco
has been visiting in Tulare with relatives.
Grant oliver and Miss Alice Cromley, both
of Tulare, were married at the home of the
bride.
w. NJ. Dewitt was made Deputy District At
torney for Tulare by the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the case OF Tuare County vs.
May & Jeffferds. Mr.. Dewitt will receive
$1,000 back pay from the county.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Santa Rosa.

DR.. N. Olof Hoist connected with the swe.
dish Government. has been visiting Luther
Burbank.
Rev. George Guth, presiding elder of the
German Methodist Church in sonoma County,
Was here for several dsys. He returned home
to Lorin Friday.
Miss Grace Brownley of Vallejo, who has
been guest of Mrs. Frank Leppo for two
weeks past, has returned home.
Miss Matte Farmer of San Francisco is the
guest OF Mrs. D. NJ. Jones.
Miss Bertha Miller has gone to Oakland on q
two weeks visit TO relatives.
Mrs H. Oppenheimer of San Francisco has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. w. Bern
stein. last week.
Mrs. Martha E. Chase went to Napa for q
brief stay last week.
Captain Guy E. Crosse, who has been quite
SICK, is reported to be improving.
Hon. Thomas L. Thompson is visiting
friends Ill San Francisco for few days.
Miss Hattie Parsons has gone to Berkeley.
Mrs n. S. Smith of Kingisher, Okla, who
has been visiting Santa Rosa relatives, has
started for home
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
GiIrov.

Mrs. J. Leroy Nickle and family OF Menlo
Park are spending q week at her cottage at
Mount Madrone. Her guests have been Mrs.
Judge Rising and Miss Hulda Andersen, of
San Francisco, and Miss Mario Doyle of Menlo
Park.
Mrs. L. A. Whitehurst and Miss Janet White
hurst are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
hurst in San Francisco.
Miss Birdie Hobbs is visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Baker and family, who occupied the
Rose Marie Farm mansion during the summer
months, have returned to their home in San
Francisco.
Miss Nettie Ingham visited last week at Pa
cific Grove.
Miss George Cobb has returned from San
Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Bradley of San Jose visited old
friends here last week
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Los Angeles.

Ex-Governor ]. B. Grant and H. W. Hardinge,
OF Denver. were in the city last week, having
just returned from Arizona, where they COM
pleted the purchase of mines near Bisbee.
G. G. Linen, representing Salt Lake City cap
italists, is in the city investigating Southern
California mining interests.
E. c. Sattley has gone TO Western Mexi can
cities to repre- ent four Los Angeles business
houses seeking trade in that quarter
Mrs. J. w. A Off has gone to San ia Paula to
pass a fortnigh;s time with friends.
Thomas Carhart has gone to New York. in
tending to sail thence to Marseilles and to
pass two years in Southern Europe.
John /. Sabin, general manager of the Sunset
phone Company, has been passing por-
tion OF the week in Los Angeles.
A. II. Tufts OF Pomona was in the city this
week.
Father John Rossi, Catholic missionary in
India, is visiting in the city.
F. c. Woodberry, Deputy Clerk of the State
Supreme Court, has returned home from San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Santa Monica.

Ex-Mayor Carrillo and family and party OF
friends numbering fifteen are camping in the
mountains near Malibu ranch. They expect
to spend two weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs, Barrett Eastman leave this
week for their Chicago home.
Mrs. James Bettner leaves this week for her
home in Riverside.
Miss Celia Mooser is in San Francisco for
six months visit to friends.
Hon. Abbott Kinney and family are sojourn-
ing on Mount Lowe for the benefit OF their
little sons health.
Mrs. Barrett P. Bussart and family of Col
orado have taken q cottage on Ocean avenue
for the winter.
Mrs Arthur Jackson is visiting friends and
relatives in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Machell of Azusa are the
guests of Mrs. MachelPs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Robertson.
Mayor Robert F. Jones has been enjoying a
weeks outing in the mountains.
DR.. and Mrs. James Murphy of San Francisco
were visitors here this week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
BelVedere.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wellington, who have
occupied the Parker house for the past four
months, viii leave Belvedere Tor Eaeir home
in san Francisco on the 1st + October.
Mr.. and Mrs William Riley of Tulare have
beea the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Boole at
their cottage on the peninsula
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Parrish and Frank W
Runyon are occupying DR.. Otto Westphals
residence in Belvedere for a couple of months.
George Parker OF Belvedere, formerly OF San
Francisco, is spending the month of Septem Der
a Mr.. Wheeler's.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Boole entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Parrish at their home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wellington Will spend
the winter months at BeIvedere on their ark.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Modesto.

Miss Myrtyze Fulkerth has returned from q
fortnights visit to friends in Merced.
Mrs. G. H. BerIram is visiting Mrs. +. C..
Winters i'll San Francisco.
Joseph Lord, cattle king of Tuolumne Coun-
ty, was in this city one day last week on busi-
ness.
L. NJ. Cutting of Stockton was in this city
Iast week accompanied by his wife.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Goodwin of San Francisco
are visiting DR.. NJ. L. Cooper.
Miss Mabel Coombs. who has been visiting
Theodore Turner, returned to her home in
MarysviIle.
w. E. Morton has returned from a summer
vacation at the coast
J. NJ. Walthall, having spent the summer in
Modesto, has returned 10 San Francisco.
Miss Belle Jacobs, who has been visiting
here, returned to HanfOrd.
A. L. Holtham and family have returned
from Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Woodland.

NJ. NJ. Garoutte and wife of San Francisco,
but former resident of this CITY, V4si'eu
friends here last week. Mr.. Garoutte Is
brother of Justice Garoutte OF the oupreAne
Court.
Dr. R. E. Campbell and Attorney A. c. Hus-
ton have returned from Ssu Francisco wnere
they have been negotiating for the sale OIL
some mining property in Alaska.
tIMrs. E. E. Leake and son Paul have returne
from visit with relativesin Dixon.
Hon. Eugene Aram of Sacramento spent
Sunday in Woodland Mr.. Aram represents
Yolo and Sutter counties in the Senate.
DR.. w. W. MacfArlane, an old physician OF
this city and who has removed to Sacramento
to practice his profession, visited this city
Monday.
George D. Stephens, capitalist, dined quite
number of wool-buyers at the Byron Hotel
Saturday.
Assemblyman Powers was here up from San
Francisco one day last week
H. S. Josyn, manager of the Electric Light
and Power Company, is spending weeks va
cation in San Francisco.
Miss Mary NJ. Jacobs, second daughter OF
Hon. /. w. Jacobs OF Yolo County, and E. L.
Baldwin, a prominent citizen of Stockton,
were married in Sacramento last week.
DR.. ]. t. Royler has gone to New York, to
be absent about two weeks, to complete the
sale of his Alaskan mines at Cooks Inlet,
New York capitalists.
Hon, H W. Laugenour and family have re-
turned from Allen Springs. They will soon
remove to San Francisco and reside in that
city.
County Assessor Chamberlain and Deputy
Barney spent several days in San Francisco
last week.
Colonel D. NJ. Burns and T. T. Williams of
San Francisco were in Woodland last week,
negotiating for the purchase OF the local race
track
w. Y. Browning OF this city and Miss Genoa
Stephens of Missouri have returned from q
visit with Warden Aul and family at Folsom.
Hon. R. H. Beamer, member OF the State
Board of Equaiizat tion, spent the week look
ing after his interests in this vicinity. Mr..
Beamer's family now resides in Berkeley.
w. w. Brownell departed for San Francisco
Tuesday morning. His son, Esle Brownell,
will shortly go East to complete a course in
Johns Hopkins University.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Santa Ana.

Louis opid, the 'cellist, and nephew of Mod
jeska, has been visiting at Arden, the lady's
home in Santiago Canyon.
Mrs. j. B. Harrison of Los Angeles and her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hinton of Madison, Ind
spent the past week in this city, the guests of
Mrs. Minnie Higbie.
Rev Myron Cooley of the Emanuel Baptist
Church has been given two weeks leave from
his pastoral duties, and is visiting In Santa
Barbara.
Albert Hervey, son of President W. B. Her
vey of the First National Bank, has gone to
Ann Arbor, Mich. where he Will take up the
study of dentistry.
Joseph Yoch and family, who summered at
Laguna Beach. have returned home
Fred Mitchell has gone to Charlottesville,
Ind, expecting to be gone about six weeks.
William Koss-Lewin and bride are spending
their honeymoon at Catalina.
c. H. Putnam departed Friday for Chicago
8. George L. Burger has arrived home
after visit OF three months with relatives in
Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

Mrs. T. J. McQuiddy, who has been in Ten
nessee on visit, has returned home.
Miss Belle Jacobs. the schoolmistress, has
returned from vacation in San Francisco.
D. NJ. Walrad and family of Stockton are
here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Alcorn.
J. T. Richmond, editor OF the Sentinel, and
wife and son, accompanied by Miss Mary Hud-
son, have arrived in Hanford from San Diego.
James Cullingham Southern Pacific conduc-
tor. has returned home with his family from
Canada, where they have been on prolonged
visit Mr. CulIingham will take charge of the
"Westside flyer" on October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. White have returned
from their coast mountain camping trip.
James Ford is spending his vacation in San
Francisco.
]. A. Herrod, one of the teachers in the Han
ford public schools, has returned with his fa-
mily from San Jose.
Mrs. Slocum and daughter have returned
from an extended visit in Oakland
L. K. Shelter has returned to Hanford from
Los Angeles.
James Bowie and wife of Seattle, Wash, are
here on visit to Mrs. Bowie's brother, Frank
Howe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Lakeport.

A. Levy returned from trip to San Fran
cisco last week.
Professor Kellogg, president of the State
University. and Professor Lathrop of Stanford
attend ded the Lake County Teachers Institute.
Will Boone lett for Los Angeles last week,
where he will attend the High School.
E. E. Hudson and G. c. Jenkins returned
from the Trinity gold fields last week.
H. C. Ackley returned from q visit to San
Rafael this week.
Rev. L. H. McWhorter is attending the South
Methodist Conference at Oakland.
William Biggerstaff is attending the confer
ence of the NJ E. Church South at Oakland, as
a lay delegate.
A ". Greene and family and F. B. Russell
and family have returned from an extended
visit in the northern counties.
Miss Minerva Hopkins has returned from a
three months visit with relatives at st. Hele na
]. w. Simpson is in San Francisco on busi.
nes>.
Mrs. J. Mueller is visiting relatives in San
Francisco.
Mrs. William Osborne was called to Oakland
by the serious illness of her husband, who
died soon after her arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Pomona.

Rev. L. H Frary of the Pomona Congrega
tional Church, who with his wife has been in
Europe for several months, writes that he
will not be a home until early in December
William A Bell has arrived home from q
tour of Continental Europe. He spent much
time among the rural towns of Germany and
France.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
James E. knight OF Chino and Miss Lillian
Block at the home of the brides mother in
Alameda on the 30th inst. The wedding will
be notable social affair.
Ben Hayner, founder of the Pomona Beacon,
and Mrs. Hsvncr and children are in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Adjutant-General Allen,
is guest of Mrs. Senator Androus.
Jay Spence and wife OF the First National
Bank OF Pomona will spend their annual
vacation in San Francisco and Oakland.
DR.. Frederick C. Se, recently of Pomona
has settled in Selma, Fresno County.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Menlo Park.

Captain and Mrs. Charles GoodaIl, who have
been at Hotel del Monte, have returned to
their home here.
Z. s. Clute has returned from his wedding
tour and is occupying a handsome residence
on Oak Grove avenue.
Mrs. Jane L. Stanford is expected home next
month
A. c. Tubbs of San Francisco will leave for
his city residence this week.
c. w. Smith OF the firm OF Redington & Co.
leaves shortly for Philadelphia 10 settle the
estate of his mother.
Miss Ednabelle Falkenberg of Hollister is a
guest OF the Misses MaIoney.
Miss Louise Sullman of Ukiah, after visi t
with her friend Miss Z. Weeden, has returned
home
William T DOYLE, youngest son of ohm T.
Doyle, starts in q few days for Washington,
D. c., to cnter the Georgetown College.
Mrs. James CAIRO / of San Francisco is visit
ing her parents here.
DR.. Christopher Heath was the guest of DR.,
J. H. Stsllard and wife recently.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Colfax.

Mrs. j. D. Fippins of Penryn is visiting
friends at Cofax.
10. Whitney, mining man of San Francisco,
has returned hcme after spending two weeks
smong the mines on the Forest Hill divide
f. B. Powers has gone TO his home a Ban
gor, Maine.
DR.. E. w. Twitchell has returned from
Berlin, where he took post graduate course
ia medicine and surgery, and is the guest of
Dr. B. A. Mardis OF Forest Hill.
J. S Goodwin, mining man OF You Bet, was
in Colfax recently.
J. F. Brown made trip to Sacramento last
week, accompanied by his wife.
Felix Chappelet Sr. OF San Francisco, presi-
dent OF the Msyiower Mining Company, has
been spending a week on the Forest Hill
divide.
Misses Lizzie and Lucy Beckford have gone
to heir home in Maine.
Mrs. Jacob Kuenzly has returned from
week visit at San Erancisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Santa Barbara.

J. Kalar and Mrs. Ferris of Salinas are in
santa Barbara, and the guests of their nephew
j. H. Burson.
social and musicale was given Tuesday
evening in honor of the French club at the
residence of Mrs. Alice Huse Williams. Louis
Angelo,y. the boy violinist, Miss Minnie John
son and Mrs. Williams rendered number of
m US ical selections.
Edward Knepper, who is at Stanford taking
a postgraduate course for the degree of doctor
of PHILOSOPHY, expects to be the principal OF a
college in the State Of Washington.
Miss Anna Boyer as gone to Boston to take
a course in the School OF Domestic Science
Mrs. Staley and her daugh ter, Mrs. Garfield
of San Francisco, who have spent the summer
in the Channel City, have returned to their
home.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Pacific Grove.

c. b. Perkins and wife of San Francisco were
here the past week
W. w. Case, ID, the newly appointed pre-
siding elder of the San Franc isco district of
the California NJ E. Conference, is occupying
the Tuttle cottage for month.
Rolla V. Watt and wife, of San Francisco,
have been spending few days a Ell Carmelo
Rev. F. F. Jewell. D., OF San Francisco, who
has been appointed to the charge of the Meth
odist church at this place, will soon enter upon
his pasJorate.
Rev. T. H. sinex, d. D., NOR al and pruden tial
manager of Pacific Grove, is quite ill at his
home on Forest avenue.
Captain Charles Goodal of the Pacific Coas t
Steamship Company spent several days here
during the week.
Miss Sarah NJ. Spooner of San Francisco will
pass the autumn season here.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Colusa.

Mrs. Susan L. Drake is at Cook Springs for her
health.
A. A. Gibson, principal owner of the Buckeye
gu OK silver mine in West Colusa County, was
here last week
Assemblyman William Ash was here last
week.
Supervisor A. P. spsuldins is improving at
Sulphur Springs.
Captain W. T. Forsmsn has returned to
Sacramento.
J. B. de Jsrnstt and family are visiting at
the Bay City.
H. Gildmacher and family have returned
from San Francisco.
Rev. George R. Bird and family have re-
turned from the seaside.
Robert Conner was in Sacramento last week
attending the State Anti-Debris Association
meeting.
Joseph Evans, Californis pioneer, is dan
gerously i'll at his home near Maxwell.
The MendeEhall brothers have purchased
the well-known Curtiss ranch in this county.
Frank wilkins has returned from San Fran
CISCO
Hon. John Boggs transacted business here
last week.
Attorney }. W. Goad is visiting in San Fran
CISCO
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Auburn.

Harold T. Power, president OF the Placer
County Miners Association aud superlnten-
dent of the famous Hidden Treasure gravel
mine, near Michigan Bluff, was in town this
week Mr. Power is in ierested in the Haskell
gravel mine, near Auburn.
Jacob Roll, leading citizen, returns next
week from visit to Germany.
SIR. and Mrs. A. E. Coates, who have been
spending the summer in Oakland and san
Francisco, returned home last week.
Mrs c. E. Nelson and are expected
home from Santa Cruz this week
Rev. Seneca Jones, Rev. John Chisholm and
wife and H. H. Richmond and wife attended
the N. /. conference at Pacific Grove last
week Rev. Mr. Jones was appointed TO the
Chico charge.
DR.. J. L. Rollins has returned from his sum-
mer outing on Bear River.
senator E. ". Chapman, representing El
Dorado and Plscer, was in Auburn last week
looking after his many mining interests.
DR.. T. N. Todd spent most of the week in
San Francisco.
School Trustee P. D. Martin Is convalescent
after quite illness.
Mrs. Fred Deelken has received letter from
her husband stating that he has reached St.
Michael near the mouth OF the Yukon, and
VIII con tinue to Circle City for the winter
Captain Z. ]. Hawk, the Sacramento real es-
tate man, has been here looking after his
bus ness interests.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H Garrison. prominent
residents OF Forest Hill, passed through Au-
burn last week on their way home from the
syaIe's capital.
Dr.. Charles Van Norden, resident director
OF me South Yuba Water Company and man
ager Of that company's electric power plant in
Sacramento, visited Auburn last week.
7. 6. burning. superintendent OF the BaC-
carat mine at Lincoln, was here last week.
William Schmitz, president, and H. Gin BAL
treasurer of the Marguerite quartz mine, near
Auburn, have returned to San Francisco after
q VIZ n The m n
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
St. Helena.

W B. Bourn of San Francisco spent q few
days OF last week in st. Helena.
Miss Virginia Graham has returned from
Auburn after an absence of two weeks.
A. j. Lyon, real estate man of San Fran
CISCO spent a few days last week in St.
Helena.
Mrs. P s. Grant has returned from visit
with relatives in Winters, Yolo County.
Mrs. l.. F. Gemmell of Oakland, who as
been visiting Miss Charlotte Brown, has re-
turned home.
L. A. Pellet has returned from Big Pine,
Inyo County, where he has been engaged in
mining. He reports things being active there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Halihan are now in Ire
land, and will leave shortly for France. Mr..
H lihan's health has been greatly benefte
by the trip.
Mrs. A. Mcguire has returned home after an
absence of several weeks in San Francisco and
Napa