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APRIL TERN.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT FOR
HANCOCK COUNTY.
CHIEF JUSTICE PETERS PRESIDING
THE JURIES EMPANELED-CASES
ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL,
THE COURT.

THE COURT.
Presiding Justice-JoHN A. PETERS.
Clerk-JoHN F. KNUwLToN-
County Attorney. L. BUNKER, in.
SheriT-LEwIs +. HOOPER.
Crier-WILLIAM Il. Higgins, Bar tiarbor.
Deputies-RoRERr II. JOY, Gouldsboro; JOHN
NJ. yoGELL, Castine; A. II. GEM, Bucksport ,
FRANK W. LUNT. fremont; A. l. COUSINS,
East Bluehill; ALLARD STAPLES, Orland.
Stenographer-RUEL SMITH, Bangor.
Messenger-FRANK r. TILDEN.
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The traverse jurors were then called.
1t was an unusual circumstance that of
panel OF twenty-six jurors, seven were
excused, most Of them on account of ILL
ness. An extra panel was necessary to fill
the second jury. The first and second
juries were called, however, at the opening
Of the court, and as organized are as
follows:
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Henry J. MiIiken and wife are i'll with
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OUTING PARTIES.
Basket Picnic at Alma Rcck and
Surprise PARTY at Larkspur.

pleasant basket picnic was held at pic
tureSque Alma Rock on Tuesday by relatives
OF the Rev. Charles n. Hunt of Minneapolis
MINI. Those present besides Mrs. and Miss
Hunt were: Mrs. Mary S. Hunt, Mrs Char
lotte White, Mrs. F. E. Williams and family,
Mrs Joseph Farnsworth and family, Mrs Ann
Waters and son, Mrs. Henry Robinson and
fanny, Mr. and Mrs. Z. S. Jones and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Felkner, Miss Felkner, Earl
Jones and Oscar Ksese of San Jose, Mrs. W. A.
January and family of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. George c. Hunt and family of Oakland
Mrs. NJ. c. Ferguson and children, Angus
and Rachel, are spending the mont tbs of June.
July ana August in their camp at Larkspur,
Last Saturday night the hospitality of their
tent was opened to a surprise party COM
posed mostly of friends from San Francisco
Their enjoy was diversified by dancing
TO the strains of the bagplpe, singing in Eng
lish, Gaelic and German.
Among those present were: Mr., and Mrs ]
MacNeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus MacKillop Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.
Ferg uson, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan MacKinnon
Mrs. MAXWELL, Mr.. Lynch, Neil Lindsay Mr.
Robertson, Dave MAXWELL, Angus n. Fergu-
son, Archy MacKillop, Miss Slbyl Campbell
Miss Emily MacKillop, Miss Rachel f. Fergu-
son, Miss JEANNE MAXWELL, Miss May Lynch
Miss Christina Lynch.
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Carmelita Echeverria last Friday afternoon in
honor of her eighth birthday. She was the
recipient OF many beautiful presents. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in playing
gaines and singing, and at o'clock the little
folks were invited into the diuing-room, where
a feast of dainties was served. Those present
were Miss Carmelita Echeverria, Misses Eva,
Stella, Annie and Hattie Adams, Miss Emma
Smith of San Miguel, Misses May and Mrttie
Burke, Miss Dorothy Chase, Miss Myrtle Olson,
Miss Alouisa Fourniguerer, Miss Alouisa Daily,
Miss Bella Kstorua, Miss Ollie Beggs, Master
Mervyn Norrie, Master Raymond Burke, Mas
ter Willie Daily.
An enjoyable surprise party was recently
rendered to Miss Nita Moore ct Taylor's Hall,
West Berkeley. Games and singing and dane
ing were among the features OF the evening
Among those present were: The Misses Jen-
ME Smith, May Schurra, Dora Cantrowith,
Annie de Breteville, May de Breteville, Edith
Canning Elsie Sengstack, Annie Pine, Berthe
Pine, Bertha Bauer, May Spencer, Winnie
Spencer Nellie Petersen, Del Larson May
Wells, Nita Moore, May Ballard, Lena Moore,
Tiuie Bauer, Hedwig Conn, Bertha Cohn;
Messrs. Charles Johnson, Charles Quinn, Joe
McGowan Sam McCrory, Charles Vagts, Frank
Hop ey Ed Levy, Charles ONeil, +. o. Neil,
viii Squires. Ben Desmond, Frank Conley. Nj.
Gibson, Joe Hayes, Will BriertoI, j. de Brete-
willie, Frank De Witt, Herbert Temple, George
Quartman, NJ. Schiller, George Edgars, J. Har-
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WEDDING BELLS.
Nuptia1s of Charles Wesley VIII
lard and Miss Ju1ia Reid.

On Tuesday, July q, at high noon Charles
Wesley Willsrd, with the wel,-known law firm
OF Page, McCutchen & Eels, was married by
the Rev. Dr. Robert Mackenzie of San Francisco
to Miss Julia Frances Reid, daughter of W. 4.
Reid, head master OF Belmont School and
formerly president of the University OF Cali
fornia. Mr.. Willard graduated from Hervard
summa cum laude and at The heal OF his class.
He was class orator and one of the three or
four commencement speakers appointed by
the faculty. After graduation he taught 1or
two years in Belmont School. He then en-.
tered the law Office of Page, Eells & Wheeler
and at the same time took the regular law
school course at the Hastings College OF the
Law. Shortly after graduation he was given
desk with the IFm OF Rage, McCutchen d
Eells.
Miss Julia F Reid prepared for college at
the Belmont School, and ifter four years OF
study she graduated from Wellesley, and has
since resided at her former home at Belmont
School with the exception OF q few months last
year which were spent in European travel
At present Mr.. and Mrs. Willard are occupy
ing the picturesque cottage OF Mrs. Captain
Smith at San Carlos. Later they Will come to
this City to live.
quiet but interesting wedding was that of
Miss Marie Martha Schafer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August Schafer, and ]. II. Smith, the
popular secretary of Sherwood Circle, Com
panlons OF the Forest celebrated on Thursday
evening last st the residence of the brides
parents, 243 RItch street. Rev Father Gleason
OF ST. Roses Church performed the ceremony
Der of intimate friends only.
The bride, a charming brunette, looked ex-
tremely pretty in her gown of mauve-
colored silk. A wreath of orange blossoms
was fastened in her hair md she carried 8
bouquet OF brides roses.
Miss Ottillie Meyer was bridesmaid and J.
Louis Scheper was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were the recipients of II any handsome
and costly presents.
There was a pretty wedding Monday even
ing. Julys19, at ST. PauPs Church, corner Eddy
and Cough streets, the contracting parties
being Miss Louise NJ Winters, daughter of
Philip Winters of S42 Filbert street, and John
]. Sgier. The bride wore a white brocaded
satin square-cut en- train and trimmed with
tulle. The veil was caught up with a diamond
tiara, g lift OF the groom.
Miss Flora Bower of Frutvale was maid of
honor and Miss Elnora Richter OF oakland a
cousin OF the bride, officiated as bridesmaid.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Helvig who
officiated IS best man. w. Whttmore was
groomsman. After the ceremony a banquet
was held at downtown restaurant, at which
only relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sgier will occupy their fat at
S122 Fflbert street after their return from an
extended TOUR to northern resorts and the Yo-
semitic Valley, where they VIII spend their
honeymoon.
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Society still fingers at the seaside. and fur
thermore shows no immediate intention TO
return to the delights and pleasures with
which they invest city life.
From present appearances it is more than
probable that the outing season this year Will
be unusually late.
The pleasures at the various resorts this
season are varied and continuous and not
one complaint is being entered OF dull,
stupid time.
! The first event of importance this season
will be the nuptials of Miss Laura Leigh Cash
wiler and Samuel NJ. Shortridge, which will
be quietly celebrated at noon on Monday, Au-
gust 2, at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. John II. Gashwiler, on Central avenue.
Only relatives and immediate friends of both
the high contracting arties will be present.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Hager gave &
theater party at the Columbia. After en- joy
ing the Frawleys in "Pu6d'nhead Wilson" a
supper was in order Among those in the
party were the Misses Emily and Alice Hager,
Mrs Rudolph SpreckeIs and E. NJ. Greenway.
A pretty wedding took place last Tuesday
evening al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Nsylor, 2221 Dwight way, Berkeley. The
bride was their daughter, Miss Jessie n. Nay
Tor, who is member of the class of '9S OF the
University of California. The groom was
Elmer K. Cole, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Cole of Berkeley. They were married beneath
q canopy of pink and white roses. The cere-
monv was performed by the brides mo other,
Rev. Rebecca S. Naylor, who is pastor of the
Berkeley Friends Church. Miss Elizabeth
Cole was the maid OF honor and Elmer Nichol
acted as best man. Only relatives and very
intimate friends were present CongraIula-
tons and a supper followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole left on their wedding trip
on Wednesday, and when they re turn will oc-
cupy the new home on Ashby avenue, in
Berkeley, that the groom mas purchased and
prepared for his bride. The wedding presents
were very handsome.
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HOME GATHERINGS.
Receptions, Dinners and Dances Of
the Past Week.

Mrs. John Owens entertained q party of
young people last week in honor of her daugh-
ter Agnes.
On Monday evening last chocolate" WIS
given by Miss Nelye Kendrick at her residence
at 2610 Bryant avenue TO few of her friends
games and several numbers OF vocal and in
strumental solos. Those present were: Miss
Agnes Kendrick, Miss Beth Reardon, Miss
Kathryn Sullivan, Miss Nelye Kendrick, Miss
Juella Sullivan, Miss Anita Byrne, Miss Agnes
Haggerty; Messrs. Mervyn Wilson, Harry
Blake, Russell Clarke Ernest Morrow, George
Haslett, Everett Marriott and Ray Irvine.
A most delightful party was given to Miss
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THE SUMMER GIRL IN ALL HER GLORY.

Viola Bell, Windsor; john Armstrong, K. y.
Cameron, Miss Kittie B4rrett, Roy smith, d; a.;
Hill Hill H pI0ss podsop D. u.v Imsa; Ea;,tieE aa
Pearl Eastlick, S E. Vaughan. George Hall,
John Cooley, F. a. Yorda, G. Feidmeyer, j. b.
Agnew and wife, D. C. Smith m, Flora
W. Harris and party, Cloverdale; Mrs Cora
Tompkius, Berkeley; B. Prince, Santa Rosa;
Harry Harrington, Mrs. II. Harrington, Alex
ander Valley; j. B. Agnews, Mrs J. B. Agnews,
bert, Mrs C. Z. Humbert Los Angeles; James
Ellison, Mrs. James Ellison, f k Grove: j. W.
Spaulding, Mrs. J; W. spanding, Miss l.
Miss NJ spauldinr, siegler Springs;
F. Cummings, Healdsburg; c. Petray, Geyset-
vile; Jessie JACOBS Price Jacobs Aenadras "a
Monmouth, ' III; H. Mrs. Helen Lake, south
Howell. Mieb.; Miss Jane Allen, o!s. Sac,
EGamsnto MIS- staan sehwar's Santa coleman epnz
Miss ". L. Tarpy, Miss NJ Tarpy, Robert Ewing,
Watson Ewing, Mamie G. Upham, San Fran
cisco; David Powell, Mrs David Powell. Miss
jeanette Powell Miss Margaret Powell, Marys-
vile; Alfred Harrison, Calistoga; Miss Mary
S. Smith, Boston, Mass; F. A. Emery, Miss
Alice May, E. May, wife and children. WIND
sor; L. Olson, Charles Marsens Cloverdaie;
A. +. Niedt, d. Spoendly, Golden Gate.
Lake Tahoe.
TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE. Cal, July 24.-Fisi-
ing here has been excellent during the
past week. The principal features OF enter
tainment during the past week have been
moonlight excursioning and dancing.
Among the recent departures at this point
were Joseph Friedlander, ]. Oppenheimer and
family, William L. Gerstle and wife, Miss
Hecht, ]. r. Dwyer and wife and Mrs William
Willis ana party. ). Downey Harvey and
party left from Tallac yesterday. They will
return 10 San francisco via Carson, New,
where they will visit the various places OF
interest.
large deer was KILLED by DR.. Burnham OF
San Francisco from the Placery1ile stage on
Sunday.
Judge CARRIER and wife, OF San Francisco, ar
rived Saturday. E. L. Heller joined his family
at this point Monday. S. NJ. Levee and /. Dan
nenbaum OF Vallejo departed to-day.
The Misses Neustadter and friends visited
Byron Tuesday and made a trip over the little
mountain logging railroad the Neustadter
party, after pleasant sojourn OF SIX weeks,
Dick Kirman and William Circe OF Carson
visited the lake Wednesday.
Among the recent arrivals at Tallac are:
w. II. Bremen and wife, Miss Helen Bremen,
Melton A. Bremen, Leon S. Greenebaum, San
Francisco; E. L. Lippitt, Petaluma; Mrs J. H.
Healy, San Francisco; Miss E. NJ: Nelson,
oema ens seJSan JShn Wright MsIs a1a wis 6.. baby
Harry Chickering. Henry B. Guinan, Oak-
land; Mrs. Sachs, Mrs. Rothchid, Mrs.
Meyersteln, Al Baruch, Ben Baruch, Mrs.
9. Philipp,. G. Philip, San Francisco; Mrs.
simons. Miss Simons. Miss E. Simons.
Miss Meyerstein and maid, New York; w.
P. McEvoy and wife, Redwood City
C. Jordan, wife and maid, Miss Strauch, VIII
FiDck, Miss Rose Steinhart, MIR. and Mrs.
Syivain We'll, Adolph A Weber. NJ W. Bel
shaw, L. c. Marshutz, Joseph Ehrman, John
CARRIER and wife. San Francisco; Miss Made
line Beer. New York; Giles G. Crandall, Ala
media; Mr.. and Mrs. q. Pierce, Miss
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The Geysers.

The arrivals at the Geyers for the asst week
are as follows:
E. r. Drinkhouse, Lulu Drinkhouse, John
e. Conrad, Mrs. John G. Conrad, C. II. Evans,
Mrs c. H. Evans, C. w. Evans, C. c. Horning,
Wallace H.. Dow, Henry Krevor and wife,
T. r. klndiespire, Mrs. Z. Z. Kindlespire,
j. II. Mallett Jr, Mrs. J. H. Nal
lett, Fowler Mallett. Rowland Mallett,
George +. Buck, Mrs. George E. Buck
Daniel Foley, H. Emerhngo, G. Guenther, E.
Guenther. Therese Guenther and child,
Charles Hobo, Mrs. Charles Hobb. C. f. Their
bach, Mrs. T. Wallmann, Miss A Goldsmith
Mrs Mrs R. sschaezein, Mrs. J. Thierbae;h3,
Eddie Wey, Mrs. S. Jacobs, G. Abraham, Mrs.
6. Abraham. Fred Hellwig, Herbert Hellwig,
J. Kelly, l.. Bauere. Miss A. E. Franks,
Mrs. Locke, Miss spooner, Adolph schoe-
field and son, G. Gale, San Francisco;
Paul Z. Otey, Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Miller. Fred
blanchard, Nettie Downing, Alice Irvine
Mrs Mayor, M. Ginning, Mr.. and Mrs T. c.
Coogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Shook, Ed
ward l. Webb Jr., w H. Chick. C. A. Fife, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Meek. K. Horning.
Miss NJ. Dow, Esther Wood, Oakland; !;
Platt Smith. c. B. Lille, August Schmidt and
wife, W. B. Leigh, X. C. Petray. c. E: Humbert
and wife. Los Angeles C. II. Lake, Miss C.
May Lake. H. V. Lake, Mrs. II. n. Lake, c. Lake.
Stella Jacobs. Stella NJ. Jacobs. Healdsburg;
w. II. Stinson, Miss F. j. Stinson, E. C. Ban
lett, Mrs. f. {. Banlett, Sausalito; Henry Ben
son, Mrs. H. Benson, H. Urban Benson, d. Red
man, Petaluma; Mrs. C L. Langley, Josephine
OKeefe, Grace M. Langley, Mrs w. H. Sizer,
2. V. Alexander, Theresa ]. Merwln, Alameda; ;
Noah Bell. Mrs. Noah Bell, Jennie NJ. Culchen,
w. Bell, Mrs w. Bell, H. Bell, Howard Bell,
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Castle Crag.

CASTLE CRAG CAL, July 24.-The week has
been one round of jollity. The weather has
been delightfully."- cool and guests and host
have contrived alike to make the time pass
pleasantly.
On Monday night charming original lit
tie play, THE Train Robber," was presented.
The comedietta, which was brimful of fun,
told in a sparkling manner the trials and
trlbulations of a wealthy and aged plumber
out ION a lark" whose fashionable wife and
fetching niece were decidedly "on' to him.
The little play is the work of Herbert Nash,
librarian OF the Stanford library and formerly
secretary of the late Senator Stanford. The
play was cast as follows:
Johnson Brownjones, plumber on racket
Frank somers. broker on a holiday Mr. NasS
Hawkeye. a detective on a trail. MIR Cooks
Bill Buster, a cowboy employed at Castle
Mrs Browniones, a lady OF characL er. ..........
.,cs bor nacc Mi.s = T. DAVIS
Mrs Newport, lady OF fashion. 80.
Gretchen. maid at Castle Crag Miss Barker
Scene-The parlor at Castle Crag Tavern.
Paul Davis as Brownjones, the plumber,
and Z. C. Davis as Buster. the cowboy, were
the life of the play, accentuating all the good
lines and Introducing much original "busi-
ness"
Mrs. E. C. Davis was sparkling Mrs. Brown
jones and was ably seconded by Miss Barker
OF Oakland and Miss Ethel Kittredge, who
acted their respective roles to perfection.
Mrs. Charlie Hopkins, who was instrumental
in getting up the play, was magnificent Mrs.
Newport, and dressed the part with rare ele-
gance and taste.
Previous 10 the curtain being rung up Mr.
Goewey made few remarks, and at the close
of the remarkably successful performance
Major j. A. Darling, in the name of the hotel
guests, eloquently thanked the players for the
rare pleasure they afforded.
On Tuesday evening Paul and E. c. Davis
and Mrs. Davis went to Dunsmuir which is
four miles from here, and gave an evening of
recitations for the benefit of the church there
The affair was an immense success, the coun-
try people coming from miles around 10 hear
lhem
Thursday the Misses Kip gave picnic to
the Crags, the greater part OF the guests
going on horseback.
George Chase and Teyis Banding were the
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Miss Rose Livingston to Wed A.
Harris of Boston.

The wedding Of Miss Rose Levingston,
daughter of DR.. NJ. Levingston, to a. Harris
of Boston will take place Sunday, August L,
at the home of the bride, 1910 Octavia street.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sarah
Elias OF this City to DR.. A. Morris OF W Wood-
land.
Miss Leah Schwartz and BerthoId A. Baer
will hold their betrothal reception Sunday,
July 25. from until 5 o. clock, at 436 Golden
Garp
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first to go deer-hunting, and Tevis Blandinl
brought home the first fine buck OF the seas on

hrSt 10 go Qeer-nunt1nS, ana IeVlS bldHuius
brought home the first fine buck OF the Season
Coronado.
J. S. Alderman and Master Sidney Acker-
man were down from San Francisco last week.
f. l. Pinkham has gone to Maine to pass the
next two months with his family at Edge
comb, where they are passing the summer.
DR.. Keen and family of Julian are domi-
ciled in a cottage on f avenue while attending
the summer school.
w. C. Stuart of Pasadena, accompanied by
his family, is occupying suite at the hotel.
Professor Griggs OF Stanford University with
a party of friends sailed out to the Coronado
Islands on Saturday, returning next day.
Mrs s. 4. Frank and Miss Rhine OF san
Francisco are improving the opportunities for
sailing while at the Beach.
Professor Albert S. Bickman of New York
was a recent distinguished guest here, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bickman.
Professor and Mrs. Samuel Hemperly OF
Phenix, Ariz are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z.
Powell, on Adella avenue
Jefferson Chandler was recent San fran-
cisco visitor at h otel del Coronado.
Rev and Mrs. +. B. Cossett OF Adella avenue
are entertaining Miss Perkins of Boston.
Miss &. Goodwin and Ethel G. Fitch are at
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Mckee, Oakland; J. F. Belshaw. Antioch !;
Miss Ida CARRIER, Miss Juliet CARRIER, J. B.
CARRIER, Mrs. Whitney Palache, child and
nurse, w. G. Doane and wife, Miss Blanche
Doane, San Francisco; Miss Effie Doane, Oak
land: Eli Marks, San Francisco; H. Newmark
and wife, Miss Rose Loeb, Mrs. J. Z. Newmark,
Miss Emma Newmark, Los Angeles; z L.
Heller, New York; James E. Harper, Reno,
New: George ellison, Carson; H. l. solomon
Mrs. S. E. Philips, Miss Phillips, Miss Carrie
Phillips, Denver; Mrs. G. F. Starke, Mrs Char
lotte Otto, Miss r. A. FaIlon. Miss A. L. Der
rick, Miss NJ. E. Donnelly, Miss E. f. Bartlette,
Miss o. S. Bartlette, Miss L. +. Donnelly. Miss
NJ. L. Donnelly, Edward E. Kenspiel and wife,
San Francisco; Sam Bell Mckee, Oakland I;
San Francisco-Mrs. ]. Adelsdorfer, Miss Adels-
man, ]. Downey Harvey, Adolph Eisenbach,
Mrs. Eisenbach, S. J. Eisen nbach; Oakland
w. B. Harrub Mrs. w. Harrub, Miss Kathleen
Harrub Miss M Robinson
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Mil Valley.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, July 24.-The campers
in the redwood groves have taken to illumlna-
tion parties. The trees about the tents are
hung with gsyly colored Japanese lanterns
and the merry campers entertain their guests
with music and mirth Many OF these illuml-
nations are in the form of huge bonfires and
the party lie about in hammocks or rest
in easy chairs, while stringed instruments
furnish melody not only romantic but en-
chanting. So the life of the campers is passing
in one continual round of fes.lvity.
The guests OF the Hotel Bellevue gave hop
in the large dinin groom of the hotel Friday
evening which was largely attended by the
friends of the guests, who danced the happy
hours away. Refreshments were served DUR
ing the evening.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel
Bellevue, Mil Valley, are the following: J. c..
Mcdonald, Julia Buell. Antonetta a. Cresen,
Athelia A. yRiehl, Mrs. Helen Mayer. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. K. Whitcome. T. T. d. Walmaine Mrs.
e. Lichten, Miss Heinrich. Mrs. Robert Cay
relle, Mrs. G.. F. Cranler, Mrs. Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward g. Harrison, Z. Levenson,
Samuel r. Levenson, Millie Levenson, T..
Levenson. Esther Levenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Meyer, Edna A. Meyer. Alfred F. Meyer.
Mile Zahp, Captain and Mrs. J. E. McCullock
and family R. C. Sutton, w. E. Harvard, E.
Jungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. w. Wolf, Mrs. NJ. c.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Notes From the Mountains, the
Seaside, the Lakes and the
Springs.

The out-of-town season is now at its very
zenith, and everywhere jollity and mirth
reign supreme.
The reports from the various resorts are
most interesting, and tell of never-ending
succession OF picnics, dances, lawn parties and
moonlight rides.
No one seems 10 even think of returning to
town, and it is safe to predict that the outing
season will extend well into September.
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r1s, Joe Rosenthal ]. Valentine, Sam Fisher,
Mf. and Mrs. AL Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Neil
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. McVey, Mr.. and Mrs r.
Hols Elm, Mrs. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. Shea, NJ.
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Skaggs Hot Springs.

The following guests are regis tered at Skaggs
Hot Springs: From San Francisco - James
Chukham, Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Keefe and chill
dren, ]. Wand, Louis Michels, I. C. Cochrane,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Clinch and children Miss
Nj. Early, Lambert Hayman, Miss A. Lynch,
w. j. Callingham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Averill,
Joseph Hirsch, Emile Hirsch. C. B. Tomson, Miss
]. F. Rice, j. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Kenny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brown, Mrs Charles Chilo-
vich, Henry Murphy, l.. Payot and wife, Mr..
and Mrs, J. Kavanagh, Mrs. A. III. K. Schmidt,
Miss Erna Schmidt, Herbert Schmidt William
Hermann, Mrs. Baron Jacobs, Miss Hattie
Cowen, Miss G. Friend, Max Silberberg, Peter
Seeboch, E. Freedman, II. Seeboch, Mr.. and
tie Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Holiday and
family, Charles Rapp, G. Carlson, Charles
Rapp Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jones, Z. Z.