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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27
Personality
Speaking.
mar YOUR FRIENDS ARE DOING
~ AND WHERE THEY ARE


mar YOUR FRIENDS ARE DOING
AND WHERE THEY ARE
". and Mrs. John Candy have
sturned from the east.
Mrs. Daniel Basel, of Lost
,reek, is here from California.
Major Kendall, of Fairmont,
bent Sunday in the city.
Miss Mary Carney is the guest
tfriends in Buckhannon.
Messrs. E. G.. Smith and
s,rvsy Smith were at Mt. Lake
sunday.
j. Lee Harne is home after a
On days visit'to Roanoak, Va,
Nd Bristol. Tennessee.
MISS Bessie Shuttleworth visit
dber cousin Mrs. B. b. Mauls-
byof West Union last week.
Mr.. Will Candy expects to
tart for an extended trip north
na few days.
Miss Moilie Craig, OF Union
own. is the guest of Miss Elsie
Iofman on Clay street.
Miss Villa McCray. of Fair
uont. is the guest of Mrs. E. B.
triss.
Miss lcie switzer. Miss Iris
Waters and Miss Harrison left
or Mt. Lake Park Tuesday.
John Ruckman was here
Vednesday. Uncle John only
keighs about 400 at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Hornor. of
nmberport. were in the city
londay.
Mrs. Helen M. Cook has return
dfrom a very enjoyable outing
INT. Lake.
Claude M. Sturm left last Sun
BY for Cincinnati, Toledo and
ielakes.
N. D. Teter, Esq, and sister
liss Lucy, of Oral. were in the
Fty Monday.
Miss Minnie Moneypenny has
sturned home from visiting re-
lives in Buckhannon and Sut-
%.
Misses Frena and Martha
srusworth, of Buckhannon, are
ere the guests of Miss Minnie
loneypenny.
Mr.. r. z. L. Stout, of Bridge
ert, was married on last Tues
ir to Miss Robbie Wilson. of
sylor county.
Mss Margaret Coplin has re-
Efned from a most enjoyable
Up to California. Mexico and
her noted cities in the South
ldWest.
Nj. W. T. Merriman, the shoe
40, is home from an extensive
pr of the South, taking in
ouisiana, and Mississippi, re-
ming ria the Nashville EXPOSE
on.
Mrs. Geo. W. Farr accompanied
Mrs, Frank Cox, of Morgan
Tnpassed through here en- route
ON Addison last Saturday.
hey were joined here by Sena-
rFarr who came from West
mon to meet his wife.
&H.D. Boughner and Misses
pha and Lena Prim, Della and
ssie Renshaw. Libby Coffman,
Helen Boughner attended
sChristian Endeavor Conven-
y at Ravenswood last week
report a very pleasant time.
express themselves as we'll
essed with the good people Of
'skson county.
Major and Mrs. Lee Raymond,
Us Ida Raymond. Mrs. o. p.
0ghner and Miss Laura Bough-
sleft last Wednesday night for
spacific coast. They go with
psressman Dovener and party
lie special excursion to San
\ aaacisco, where Capt. Dovener
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

The B. so. people have COM
menced work on the new freight
depot, located near the new pas,
seneer station and on the same
side of the track.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

The Teachers Institute at
Weston last week seems to have
been well patronizedby Harrison
county teachers. Among those
who attended were Maude
swisher, Eunice Kennedy. Mabel
Lee, Alice P. Goodman, Eleanor
Reed and Messrs. Ernest Smith,
wade Burnside, L. D. Dawson,
a. Il. Dawson, f. 9. Findley, A.
j. Findley. VII. Mcmillan, Ell.
Douglas, E. F. Goodwin, Lewis
Rector, Herschel Robinson, q.
M. smith, ]. M. Coburn, A. L.
Romine, Opha Norman. M D.
Teter. Ben F. Horror, .Olandus
West and Orie McConkey.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

An old fashioned, enthusiastic
camp meeting will be held at
Cheswood Park next Saturday
and Sunday. 1t has been well
advertised and the colored peo-
ple of all sections will be there.
Cheap railroad rates-only SOC.
round trip from Clarksburg in
Guiding admission to the Park
Under management of Rev. j. q.
Watson, of Water street M. E.
church.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

James Young the talented ac-
tor whose interpretations of
Shakespeare have won him fame
will play at the Grand Opera
House Sept. 90. He has a strong
company of 16 players. Clarks-
burg is fortunate in being able
to secure him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

|0pkRkAI NEWS On A NA4sAHE1 VI
GuBJECTS.
ID. K. REED 3 co. HARDWARE.
Darkest America plays here
Sept. Z, 8 and {.
Teachers examInatio VIII be
held Sept. 2nd and 8rd.
The colored folks win celebrate
Emancipation day 1T Cheswood
Park with a big picnic and dance.
Mr.. Harrison Cork is building
q handsome residence on his
property on Cain street.
We must have the Girls State
Industrial School located near
the city.
Camp meeting at Cheswood
Park Saturday ard Sunday.
Cheap rates on the railroad.
Among the assignments Of late
record at the clerks Office are
those of John D. Romine and
Jas. NJ. Hickman.
Shattuck &Jackson the whole
sale grocers. will soon erect q
large building near the new B. &
o. depot.
The Electric Light for West
Main street. ordered by the coun-
Gil. is beng demanded by the citi'
zens in that Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Osburn are
of for a soiourn at the seashore.
They started Tuesday and will
be gone several days.
Our beautiful Opera House will
have its doors open Sept. End and
q treat is promised all who at
tend.
Seven hundred feet of pipe for
the water works have been laid
on Jackson street this week.
This was a much needed improve
ment.
Amos Fayne sells the Crown
Grain Drill. The Crown Is the
best Drill that is made !: it beats
all the rest on force fields, light
draft and durability. 42.3t
The o. S. Express Company
and its genial Mr.. Chambers, of
this city, have our thanks for q
sCall Card Of most beautiful
design.
A note was mailed US saying
that Rev. Mr.. Bud Smith would
preach at the NJ. 3. church,
South, this city, Sunday night,
August 10Th.
S. g Highland is now sojourn-
ling in Ontario. He writes the
TELEGRAM that the moose is a
very useful animal in some parts
of Canada, stating that they are
splendid drivers.
Everyone will want a copy OF
the new song, words and music
by a West virginian. entitled.
america Is Good enough for NE. .
c. F. Thompson's music. Al
What has become of our
hose ?. is the exclamation of a
Fairmont editor. We really can't
enlighten him. Probably he has
become proselyte to the idiosy-
cracies of Jerry Simpson.
Col. Marcus Pollasky:: of Chica-
go, has been here this week look
ing after his railroad interests.
He says the road to the Ohio
River will certainly be construct
ed.
We congratulate Mr.. Frank
Hickman, formerly Of this coun-
ty, upon his recommendation for
the postmastership of Hanford,
California. West Virginia boys
always come out ahead.
The bridge company will soon
have the new Elk bridge under
contract. and the time is not far
distant when the new street and
! railroad depot will be put into
use.
Harrison county S. S. conven.
ton will be held at Shinnston.
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept.
LIST and End. Every school IN
the county is entitled to repre-
-.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Thanks to Mrs. Gardner of the
Industrial School Board for her
earnest and effective efforts in
behalf Of her county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Among the excursionists that
visited Mt. Lake last Tuesday
were Mr.. Ernest Il. Smith and
Miss Stella Silkcott, of Simpson,
1t seems that the atmosphere Of
Oakland, for them, had lost none
of its far famed properties and
at this point the couple above
mentioned gave their friends the
shake and were quietly married
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

This is now a strictly dry"
town on Sunday, or at least it
has been ordered by the authori-
ties of the city that no booze
shall be sold on that day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

We have occasion to remember
pleasantly Mr.. L. A. Benedum
Notary Public. at Pine Grove,
Wetzel county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

After a long delay Mr.. James
W. Holt, of Grafton, has receiv-
ed his commission as postmaster.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Our townsman NJ. G. Cunning
ham has been assigned a wider
field for his commercial activities
and now sings the praises of the
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company
in the picturesque villas of old
Virginia. The Hamilton Browns
have increased their business
over a quarter of a million dol
lars this year and Mr.. Cunning
hams record shows that no has
more than kept up his proportion
of increase.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Squire Jas. Bumgardner, Of
Salem, is better than a Chicago
detective when he starts for a
horse thief. About four weeks
ago Harvey Hoyey stole Q horse
and buggy from Johnson's livery
stables at Salem. Squire Jim
started out to get him and after
some slick maneuvering located
Hovey above Weston. he had
traded the horse off but Mr..
Bumgardner got the property as
we'll as the thief, landing the
latter in Castle Lang last Satur-
day. Hovey has only been out
OF the penitentiary about six
weeks and he is certain to get a
pretty good sentence for his late
escapade.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Don't fail to attend the camp
meeting at Cheswood Sunday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-08-27

Wells for monuments and
tombstones. AZ 2t.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
IN THE FUTURE.
Dances, Receptions and Entertain
ments Are Announced.

fancy dress and domino party will be
given by Professor George r. Pickett on Fri
day evening next, October l, at 1922 Howard
street
THE Jolly Twelve" have issued invitations
for party on Tuesday, October ), at Union
square Hail.
The San Francisco Frauen Verein will hold
its eighteenth anniversary bail Sunday even
ing, october 10, al Saratoga Hall.
musical. literary and dramatic entertain
ment Will be given by Miss Virginia Cranna
Wednesday evening, September %, at Native
Sons Hall. The two-act comedies, "a Happy
Pair and THE Picture" will be presented.
The forty second anniversary OF the Ma
tiOnals, Companies and q, First Regiment,
\. g. C., Will take place at their Armory Hall.
Sl5 Ellis street, on Friday evening, October
.. The following viii serve on the committee
OF arrangements: Lieutenant G. J. Petty, Ser
geant W. B. Larkins, Sergeant 7, J. Neu imam,
Private j. S. Macabe and Private W. H. Shaw.
The Society of Old Friends will give Cas-
lillian dinner on Wednesday evening. october
20, at tue Spanish-American Hotel 425 Geary
street. F. +. LORD, Dan O'Connen, II. c. Gott-
liebson and J. Z. Slinkey have the affair in
charge
The committee of arrangements of the Impe-
rial Cycling Club consisting OF Al pert Windt,
q. Tooker, ]. Jaegeling, f. Ccrdy. L. Flynn, G.
Panarlo, h. Ward, J. Casenich, +. Bidermau,
II. Muller, B. Meyer J. Egan, A. Nelson and ].
s. Gang, hove about com Dleted all the preIlmi-
uaries for the fifth annual entertainment OF
that club, which will be held in Native Sons
Hall on the evening of October D. II promises
TO be most delightful affair.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

ming, Miss E. Parker Miss VI. GarighIy, Miss
Alice IraytoG, Miss C-isse Cray;on, Miss Dora
Clawson, Miss Phesanthe, Miss Burguest, MISS
Lena Wallace, Miss Alice Wal ace, Miss Whlb-
ury, Miss Helne, Miss L Heine Miss Mortl-
mer. Miss Clark, Mr.. CTayion, Mr.. Harvey,
Nj. Logan, Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. Edwards, Nh Bur
hem, Mr.. Anderson, Mt. kingIe, MI Shel-
hard, Mr.. Garrighty, Mr.. O'Brlen and Mr..
Manuel.
a very pleasant surprise party was rendered
10 Miss Bernie Stein Saturday evening, sep
tcmber IS, at her residence, 1139 Folsom
street. by the Jolly order OF Gloom DiSpelIers.
The affair was Il great success and very p cas-
ant time was spent N - Mae Stein, John
COmyus, William Fett, William McCarty. MISS
May Hawkins, Miss Bernie stem and the Mug
get Quartet, composed OF William Riley, John
ComynS Ed HAYDEN and Edward Stein, con-
trlbuted vocal and instrumental selections 10
the evenings programme. At IL O'Clock the
guests rel aired 10 the dinlng-rooms, where an
elaborate repast was served. ToastS were pro-
posed 0y Frank W. Hea!y, Stephan Kane and
William Riley.
The following guests were present: John
COmyns Tom Marouey, William Riley. Frank
W. healy, Edward Hayden, Frank Fnran, WI
liam Fett, William Berger Steven Kane, ID
ward Stein, Miss Mae Stein. Miss Elsie Nagle,
Miss Alice DWyer, Miss May Hawkins, Miss
Bernie stein, Miss Annie Kerr, Miss Maggie
Ca ley, Miss Tessle stein, Annie Cauley. Maud
Montague, TOOtsy McClennon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Slein.
Mrs NJ / Leach gave a birthday party in
honor OF her son Martin on Friday evening.
vate dlning-room was prettily decorated with
flowers and streamers Tor the occasion, and
delicious menu was enjoyed. MrS. Leachs
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Roster, Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Birch, Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs A 0.
Duncan, Miss Peach. Allen Duncan, E. J. J.Nogel,
+. W. Scaluter, J. FiaIayson.
\ very pleasant evening was spent al the
reside ce OF Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irwin, 1921
Twentieth street last Tues day evening, sep
mber IA, on which occasion TASK surprise
party was rendered Mr.. Irwin IN honor OF his
twent ty-sixth birthday. The party was unique
affair and kept the host guessing for some
time. After Identifying most OF the disguised
visitors sn e. j1yable and varied entertain
meuI IVES given, with Dutch and Irish special
ties, rec,tations music, singing, fancy dan
Cing. etc, Oh the programme. Those present
were: Mrs. q. 4. Hueler, J. Soutker, N. Ke-
shishyan, G. Jones, NJ. Whitman, Misses c.
Dec5er. L. Prltchard, NJ Jones, ( Keshishyan,
D. heshishyan, and HeSsrs. c. He ellsworth, c,
\. Huejer, J. Souther. r. Jones, 4. he ,hlshyan,
H. Keshislvan. N. Jones, J. Whitman. NJ.
Pritchard, II. Z de Lssaux, W. French, A.
lrwiu and :. Voorhees,.
Mrs. Joseph HerZog Of Goeppert villa, Lark
spur, gave an afternoon tea last Friday in
honor Of her SISTER, Miss Olga Bunemann OF
san lose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
WEDDING BELLS.
Church and F1oms Ceremonies of
the Past Week.

4 pretty wedding took place IN Oakland at
Eigh noon on Monday Ct the home OF the
BRIDE, 14I9 Grove street, when Miss Florence,
second daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. Walker, was
Ulited in marriage to Wickhsm Haven, son OF
Capitalist Haven. Rev. Dr.. Mclean offieiate d
at the ceremony. The parIors we're beautifully
decorated by the brides many young friends.
The bride wore al ivory white brocaded satin
gown eiGbCFstely trimmed with old lace. Miss
Minnie Walker ofic.Gted as bridesmaid. The
happy couple have lett Tor Il brief honeymoon
il Southern California. On their return they
will reside Linda VISTA Terrace, IN Rose
cresr the pretty home which Is tha git OF the
gToOms father.
Tne nuplisls Of Miss Anna Popp and
Adolpne He!ke ICok place on Neu hesday
evening a. the iamIly residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John, 1913 Cough street. Rev. L. Nelsu-
der OF the English Lutheran Church oficlated.
Miss Eta Thiedemeu attended the bride and
William /. Helke, The brother OF the groom,
acted D. groOmS man.
The wedding was witnessed by only Jew
Intimate friends OF The family. The house
was beautifully decorated With ferns and
roses. After the ceremony he company ad-
JOUrned 10 the dlEing-roOm, where covers
were laid IJr twenty-five.
The bride Is one of inc most popular mem
hers Of the Eatre Nous CUtilIon Club.
Adolphe Helkc - ore OF the best-kuown busi.
Hess men N this city. lie IS q prominent
member OF the LoTiug Club and so Of the
EItTc Nous. The honeymoon VIII be spent at
Del Monte, and on their return the Young
couple VIII reside II 50 Waller street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL, Sept 25.-The very
warm weather OF the past week, which is so
unusual at this season, has sent the returned
summerers back in flocks to the seashore, and
Del Monte has received her quota OF comfort
seekers.
number of notable ames have been seen
upon the weeks guestbook. EX-Queen Liliuo-
kaleni and her suite arrived Tuesday afternoon
and left the following afternoon. The party oc-
cupied one Of the handsomest set of apart
me1ts, comI rising ten rooms in the hotei, and
throughout their br ef sciouru seemed greatly
deli ;hted wlth the surroundings.
Tney were taken round the Cypress drive to
points oI interest IN and about O.d Monterey
aid through the superb Del Monte Park ana
only regretted that their stay SO short.
Those in the party besides LiiuokaIani were:
Misses Helen and Eva Parker. Mrs. BRENNAN,
Mrs wis, Mrs. Heliluhc Joseph Heliluhe,
r. II. Warfeld. General Marfrld acted as es-
coTt 10 the Queen during tie trip.
Tennis, golf and horseback riding are the
Chief amuSements here now and the latter
seems 10 have put wheeling in the shade
Visitors al the big hostelry include:
Nr.and Mrs. John Fowler. Miss Goodhue. P. II.
Lee, Mr.. and MIS-. w. Hayens, Miss Walker, J.
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Haddock, c. S.
Maekey, Mrs. X. G. Msckey, Mr. and Mrs. d. H.
Ainswortb, Mrs.W. L. Hodges, Miss V. Hodges
Mrs. James Prior, Mr.. and Mrs. f j. Crane
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. keeler Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Ryer, NJ. and Mrs. William Babcoek. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Alien, Mr. and Mrs. r. Y. Hayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Wellen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +,
Kohl. Mrs. W. ". Brodie, Miss Barbara Brodie
Miss Grace Shepherd, G. A. Grum, Miss Grum,
Miss Clapp, Mrs. Linton. Queen LiliuokaIani
Miss Helen Parker, Miss Eva Parker. Mrs
Brenham, Mrs. DAVIS, Mrs. Heliluhe, J. He'll
luhe, Samuel Parker, r. II. Warfield.
f. II. Haysenden, Miss Hodges, R. H.
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Winslow,
Denver, Colo; H. F. Payne, San Francisco; H.
Il. Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs.. c. J. Hexamer,
Philadelphia; +. j. MaeGarvey, Austria; Mrs II.
L. Hodges, the Misses Hodges, Detroit; }. Nor
ris, San Francisco; Miss Walker, q. A. eirumm.
Miss Linton, Montreal; p w. Lee, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiekman Harvest Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Allen, Portland, Or; John
Kirby, Alameda; J. X. Tyler and wife, Denver;
Harry W. Morosco and wife. San Francisco;
Annie st. c. Gray and Lidie II. Kennedy, Pitts.
burg; DR.. E. A. Tripp and wife, Salt Lake
City; Ut. W. f. Sharp and wife, San Fran
cisco; a. Muller, New Haven; D. II. AIMS
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Theodore Figel," gruffiy answers the
limb of the law.

Theodore Figel," gruffiy answers the
lin of the law.
The biblical injunction that man
shall let his light shine before all men
should certainly be made to apply TO the
bicycIist. 1t may be pleasure TO the
wheelman to cut off the toes OF innocent
pedestrians or 10 remove sections from
their Tagging heels. 1t may be funny to
scare short-sighted gentlemen out OF
years growth, but the injured party Is
apt to take another view OF the matter.
The star of the wheelman IS IN the ascend
ant, but the hum BILE wretch who crawIs
afoot has still some title to the earth, or
portion of it. BY establishing fruitstands
along the route to the GolIen Gate Park
o few policemen might be attracted there,
and by the promise of sufficient reward
might even be inducs1 to occasionally
arrest the wheelman who persists in tray-
cling in darkness.
The statistics inform us that no less
than 4796 dogs were impounded during
the last fiscal year. OF these 1888 were
sent on to scratch themselves in happier
hunting grounds. This shows that the
Poundkeeper's deputies are trusty and
intelligent citizens, who believe in doing
their duty in a dogged and persistent
manner. How is it Therefore that they
have SO long overlooked the yellow dog
of Mission street?
The reputation of that poet who first
finds a suitable word to rhyme with
"KIondike'' is assured. Should he also
be sensible enough to patent it he may
become wealthy.
There appears to be no truth in the ru-
NOR that the starving Klondikers have
dined off mem bers of the Examiner expe-
dition. However hungry man might be,
however empty his appendix, it is not
likely that he would attempt TO satisfy
his cravings with a mouthful of Joaquin
Miller or the dry and Improbable Liver
nash. Mephistopheles Hamilton is said
by the primitive Klondikers to be in
league with the devil, and no one would
think of killing the lady. The only one
who is in any danger therefore is the pho
tographer, and one kodak iend more or
less would never be missed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

Several interesting engagement announce
neuts helped TO brighten g very dull week
rom q social standpoint
Al present all eyes are eagerly turned 10 the
first dances OF the Friday Fortnightly
and the Friday Night CotillUn Club.
No dates have yet teen arranged for
these affairs The FIST dances VIII be Of ad-
dIIoaal interest By reason OF the charming
Gcbutautes who VIII make their initial bow on
these Guspiciaus occasions. There viii be
abUt twenty de bulantCs tlis season, all pretty,
ACCOMPLISHED and Of coUrse c exec. lent dancers.
Among their number viii be Miss MaTgaret
Salisbury. Miss Gertie Carroll, Miss Lille Fol
lis. Mss E;he. keeney, Miss Leontine Blake
man. Mss Luce BlGIGlng, Miss Helen Thom-
as, Miss NuVie. AthertOn, Miss Theresa Nor
gan. Miss Marie Wells, Miss Edna Hopkins,
Miss Bessie Aues Miss Margaret Cole, Miss
Geisclman.
NJ and Mrs William Robinson Whittier
(uee Cerrol) gave q dinner party last Monday
evening in honor OF Miss Virginia Fair at
their residence on Jackson street. Covers
were laid for ten. and the table was beaut-
fully decorated with flowers. After dinner
Inc party was driven 10 the Baldwin Theater
and witnessed lAe per r-ormsnCe Of a Virginia
Courlshlp' = supper aiterward completed
pleasant evening.
The party comprised: Mr.. and Mrs W R.
Whittier. Miss Virginia Far, Miss Gertrude
Carroll Miss Geneyieve Goad. Miss Lillian
FolliS, Walter Martin, George Lough borough,
+. a. Greenwood and Nathaniel wilson.
Mrs Hager and the Misses dager are home
again, AFTER passing Tie summer al San Rafael.
Ms Hage-. who las been seriously i'll. Is very
1lucb be- Her son, Frank Hicks who has
been HeTe .or the Dast lew weeks, returned on
Thursday 10 Ms home III Los Auge.es.
Mr. and Mrs. CoI;n NJ. Boyd expect TO re-
main a. Casa Boyd until early n October
During the season they have entertained law
ish!y and extensively at their pretty San Lam
drO place Mr.. ana Mrs. Boyd recently en-
-Oyed q trip 10 IamalpHis.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant are entertain
ing Miss Mac!eay ana Robert Mae cay Of Port
and Al their place 81 Burlngame.
Nj. and Mrs.. Grant have decided ID spend
the winter II san Francisco and viii occupy
tue house on the corner Of Bcoguway and Web
stsr streets, which 5 their property. The
house has fOr some time been occupied by
Nj. and Mrs. William AlYOrd. II conseq ueuce
Of the Grant occupancy, Mr. and Mrs. AIvo-d
have purchased tae mouse o. Nr. and Mrs.
William :. TeyIs, on Jackson street. which
they VIII a once occupy.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry PayOt are preparing to
make an extended IOur OF L e wCTld.