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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06
St. Helena.

Mrs w A. Heath and son Roy and daughter Miss Maude spent several days the first of the week in St. Helena.
 Miss Clara Williams of Antioch is the guest of Mrs. E. l.. Cave.
 Mrs J. G. Norton is visiting her son. Ernest Haraszthy in Stanislaus County.
 B. Burch spent several days this week in the metropolis.
 A. J. Newman, who has been In the employ of J. H. Stoves for the past twelve years. has resigned his position, and with his wife will move to Humboldt County.
 G. M Francis, editor of the Napa Register, spent Wednesday in St. Helena.
 M. Cookery went to Chico Tuesday to spend a week.
 Captain Oliver Smith left Wednesday for Seattle where he will spend month.
 Attorney F. E. Johnston spent Wednesday In St Helena.
 G. M. Hardin returned from the city Satur- day. after spending week at the Golden Ju- bilee.
 William Ely left Sunday for Dyea. He will go to Skaguay and proceed to Dawson soon possible
 Misses Jennie lessen and Mary Hagar have accepted positions in San Francisco at the German Hospital.
 Mrs Hyde and D. c. McRuer. two old resi- dents of St Helena, died during the week Both were highly respected and well known in this community.
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Del Monte.

There an unusually large number of visitors here for this season of thes year i'd the spring season is beginning so favor ably that the hotel management has decided to open the Del Monte baths on March 1 for the coming six months. Huber's orchestra will arrive about the middle last of the present month and their coming will herald the formal beginning of the summer season.
 Many of Del Montes old-time regular visit ors among the guests now here, and all are taking great pleasure in the beauties of a Monterey spring.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward J McCutchen, Mrs A. E. Head and Miss Head came down from San Francisco Tuesday and will remain here some time. Mir. McCutchen has brought his golfing outfit with him, and as he Is an expert golfer it is probable some very excellent play will be seen the Del Monte links during his stay here
 MT. and Mrs. J. L.. Moody of San Francisco who for several years have been among the regular visitors at Del Monte. again here for several weeks.
 A family party consisting of Mrs 4. L. Stone, Mrs. c. B. Stone Miss Stone. Miss Flint Master Baker and the Misses Helen and Dorothy Baker arrived here from San Fran cisco Monday and will remain during February and March. The Baker trap and team have been sent down, and the party has made all
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06
Hanford.

Professor Richardson of the State University, visited Hanford and examined the pupils or the High School Wednesday.
 M Mclaughlin of Merced is visiting rela- tives In this city.
 Arthur Reed of Salinas is visiting in this city where he once resided
 William E. Norton a well known newspaper correspondent and public speaker of this place, is seriously i'll with lnfiammatory rheumatism at the home of Mrs. Mary Whitesides, near Lemoore.
 ! C. KimbalI of Oakland, owner of exten- sive horticultural interests in the vicinity Of Hanford, is visiting friends and looking after his business affairs.
 G. W. Await and wife. residents of Kings County, have moved from the country to their new cottage in Hanford.
 A. Cottie and family had surprise party evening at their residence near this city.
 William Helm of Fresno is visiting in Han ford. brated their seventh marriage anniversary with a large party of friends Tuesday evening.
 John Griffin. well known in mercantile cir cles in Merced, Is visiting friends in Hanford.
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Auburn.

Mir and Mrs. c. H. Lillibridge are at San Rafael. W T. Duryea and wife are now located at Nicolaus, Sutter County.
 Miss Mae CUrley of San Francesca IS Elslt- ing Mrs M. r. Willment.
 Miss Fannie Branch has returned from a Miss Lou Fellows of Georgetown is visiting friends in Auburn.
 Miss Hattie JefTray of Gridiey is visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Ford.
 Hon J. H. Nen of Colfax was In Auburn Thursday, his way home from the Mining Fair.
 Colonel W. s. Davis and family left Friday for Hotel del Coronado to spend the rest Of the winter.
 George Williamson and wife have gone to San Francisco for extended stay.
 Miss Julia Kamm of Illinois is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Alvina Steiner.
 J. Abram is on the sick list this week. E. R. Clifford and wife are in San Francisco. Miss Brown of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. D. Pinkston.
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Lodi.

Mrs A. K Keagle Is visiting with friends at Arno.
 Miss Minnie Florance is dangerously i'll with pneumonia. Misses Edna Curry and Lillie MorreH of Stockton were guests of Miss Mary Sollars Miss l.. Bradford gave a very enjoyable din- ner party to a number of her friends Monday Thomas Henderson of Stockton was in town on business this week.
 George Bancroft has accepted position as clerk at the Lodi Hotel.
 Arthur Allison left Monday for an extended visit in Connecticut
 Miss Mary Bragg left this week for Fresno. where she will remain several months.
 A J. Larson made business trip to Stock ton the first of the week.
 Charles Russill returned Sunday from a weeks stay in San Francisco.
 Matt Hamilton of the Lodi Sentinel spept Sunday in Stockton.
 Mrs Matilda Mason, coored a native of Mississippi died at her home here Tuesday. ". ". Henderson. a prominent young busi- ness of this place. and Miss Carrie A. Carter of Acampo were united In marriage Wednesday, They left on q honeymoon trip to San Francisco but Twill make their home here. A host of friends wish them every hap piness.
 James Pope made business visit to the slough city Thursday.
 Arthur Percival is suffering from an attack of la grippe.
 B. A. Laws and family left this week for their future home in San Francisco.
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Santa Barbara.

Mrs. F. c. Sawyer after a months sojourn in Los Angeles has returned to this city. ..
 Mrs John M. Burnett accompanied by the Misses Burnett, wife and daughters of MT. Burnett of the San Francisco Bar, is here for a short stay.
 Mrs. F. A. Brown of the Angel City is here the guest of Mrs. E. P. Dunn.
 w. Charles Squier, an attorney of Santa Bar bara. has departed for the Klondike section He takes with him a number of dogs and has an entire outfit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Percy King of New York ar rived recently and have taken the Edwards cottage for the winter
 George H. Wright who has been visiting at Miramar for some time, has departed for the Sandwich Islands.
 A. Matthews and family of Colorado Springs here for a short time
 Mrs. Hunt wife of Dr. H. E. Hunt has ar rived from Los Angeles and will reside here permanently.
 J. B. Inderieden and wife and two daughters of Chicago in Santa Barbara to spend the winter.
 H. W. Techensten who has spent the past two months in this city, has left for Chicago J. B. Hinskamp of Fort Madison, Wis, has arrived in Santa Barbara for a short stay
 Mrs. M. E. Sullivan of San Francisco Is here on a visit
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Monterey.

Thomas Doud came up from his ranch in the southern part of the county this week and will remain some time in Monterey.
 E. w. Michaelis of Salinas spent portion of the week in Monterey
 Fred Ray has returned to Monterey to re- main permanently
 Juan Martinez, Mexican war veteran, now nVlng In Monterey, has recently been granted an an increase In his persion. He receives SIP per month.
 Miss Genevieve Murphy has gone to San Franclsco to remain several months.
 MT. and Mrs D. K. Frazier have returned rom santa Clara, where they visited the fam ny oi their son. Leroy Frazier
 William Hannon has returned from Santa Rosa.
 MISS Cecelia lessen, who has been the guest or Miss Lulu Pyburn for several weeks, has re- turned to her home in Watsonville.
 M Harris made business trip to San Fran cisco this week
 B. V. Sargent up from his ranch near Bradley this week and remained a few days in Monterey.
 H. A. Greene spent portion of tho week in Salinas attending to legal business.
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Arizona.

During the week Harvey H. Helm and bride were the guests in Phoenix of Territorial Sec retary c H. Akers and wife. They left Thurs day night for Wickenburg, Ariz-, where MT. Helm has extensive works for the reducuoh or gold ores by the cyanide process.
 Mrs C. A. Griscom, Miss Simmons and Lloyd C. Criscom of Philadelphia. who nave been spendng several months at the new nealtn re- sort of Hot Springs north of Phoenix. left Tuesday for Los Angeles there to make brief stay prior to returning home
 J. Curtis Wasson. last year principal or the Fiagstaff public schools and now profeS1or Of English in the Phoenix High School, has been lying for week critically H. He is suffer ing from muscular rheumatism, attended by hiccougbs>that continue for days
 WIG Bailey of San Francisco Is featuring oy,<theosophy throughout Central Arizona and /oreanizing societies in the principal towns
 John Denair, division superintendent or the Santa Fe Pacific, who was injured in one or the rock avaanches that fell within the block aded Fairview tunnel. is convalescing at the Sisters Hospital at Prescott.
 C. F. Inderhill of San Gabriel, Cal, IS at the Adams. Phoenix. for short stay
 Miss Bessie Copes of Los Angeles is the guest of her school friend. Miss Winnifred Smith Of
 Miss Elizabeth Kendrick. daughter of Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal diocese Of Arizona and New Mexico has returned to her home in Phoenix. after absence Of two years Tn san Francisco where she has been taking nurse traininp course at St. Luke's Hospital.
 Rev Cal Ogburn, who has for several years hee1 in charge of the Christian Church or Phoenix has resigned his pastorate and has accented charge in Southern California
 Bishop c. c. McCabe. in charge ot the Meth odist Episcopal diocese of Colorado, Is spend inr a week in Arizona and lectured in Phoenix Saturday on his experiences In Libby prison during the late
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

secret, says W. B.. Caulk, in the cur rent number of the Scientific Ameri- can, Is that in the end of the stick 9 needle is inserted about quarter of an inch, leaving the sharp end out. When the handkerchief is caught on the end of the whirling stick the needle point passes through it, thus preventing it falling off the stick. which is rapidly whirled around, and the handkerchief will spread out and spin about on the end of the stick.
 Jugglers are very partial to tricks performed with eggs. and spinning an egg on it's smaller end is a trick they are almost sure to perform. It is inn
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06
Santa Clara.

Miss Ida Toney is visiting in San Francisco and Oakland.
 The Misses Goldsmith have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. Henderson.
 The Misses Schmidt of Wittenberg, in the Province of Bavaria, Germany, have left for San Francisco after a few weeks sojourn here. Miss Mary Parry is the guest of the Misses Brennan of San Francisco.
 Mrs: George Roll is making brief Visit in Santa Cruz.
 Miss Carrie Thompson has returned from a four months visit in Idaho
 Miss Wall of Oakland is the guest of Mrs. Hiram Bond.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Enright are visiting In San Francisco.
 Miss Nellie Bull has left visit to Bands burg where her father has extensive mining interests. relatives.
 Mrs Daw of Oakland is the guest of rela- lives
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Woodland.

Miss Laura Apperson has returned to her home in Dixon.
 Charles Keithly and George Martin left for Seattle Tuesday, from where they will sail foH Skaguay.
 Dr. Cole was an arrival from Oakland last week.
 Miss Nora Andrews an arrival Wednes' day from Colusa. San Francisco.
 John Wohlform visited Sacramento last week. Mrs. w. H. Hord has returned to her homo in Palo Alto
 Mrs. I. Rosenberg is visiting in San Fran cisco.
 Grand Marshal Dunbar of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat visited the local order of Ma tive Sons Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Elmira Clark has returned from san Francisco.
 Bert Elston is down from his mine, near Oroville
 Mrs. s. NJ. Griggs has gone to San Fran
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CoIfax.

Mrs. F. M Alderman and son are at San Francisco.
 Miss Angie Bradley and Miss Alice liIgo have returned from San Francisco. Miss M. L. Morrison is at Reno. Nev Miss Mabel Stoakes is visiting at Oakland. Miss May Bradley has returned home to Spring Garden.
 P H. Magtnn and A. L. Hicks have re- turned from Lodi
 Mrs. Henry Hanson spent a portion of the week at Clipper Gap
 Judge Amos Stevens has returned from San Francisco.
 Mrs A. G. Hart is at San Francisco. Frank Taylor of Towle here recently Mrs. M. Fox and daughter, Rose of Forest Hil are visiting at Sacramento. M. Oscar Holt was up from Loomis recently Isaac Booth of Iowa Hill has gone to Stock ton.
 R. ". Brown has returned from Sacramento Joseph de Bons, Robert Bury and J. H. Baile of Forest Hill were here recently.
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WatsonVille.

Mrs. Dr. Clarke Is making an extended visit to relatives in Sacramento.
 E. c. Swearinger has left this city ana gone to San Francisco.
 Rev l.. A. Pier was in San Francisco this week attending the meeting of the State Board of the Christian Church
 Rev Father Manon is in San Francisco on a health-seeking trip.
 Mrs Peter Cox was called to Gonzales this week by the serious illness of her youngest daughter Mrs. pr. Gordon
 S. N Wyckoff was here from Berkeley few days of the past week on visit to relatives and old friends. IL. Mrs l. Drussel an old resident of this city, was down from Oakland the past week
 Miss Hazel Lewis of Jamesburs IS Vlsluhs her grandmother Mrs. r. H. Hover.
 H. R. Rowlatt has returned from Ph1laoel- phia where he has been the past three months in the interest of the Spreckels Sugar Com pany
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Chico.

W. C. Smith and F. F. Garfield have re- turned after short visit in San Francisco. Miss Lottie and Roscoe McGuire of Auburn visiting their sister.
 Miss Lottie Williams of San Francisco is at the Park Hotel.
 Miss Mildred Allen has left Chico for her old home in Placerville.
 Rev. George E. Davis has gone to Petaluma but will return shortly with his wife and child. Major A. L. Nichols. George Daniels and G. L. Barham spent Sunday at Soto and returned with ninety-six ducks
 Miss Grace Pitts Of Bggs is visiting Miss Posey.
 Mrs. J. A. Roper and daughter have returned from San Francisco.
 Mrs. Frank Lyon of Sacramento Is visiting Mrs Joe Burroughs and family
 F. B. Ward and wife are over from Oroville. Mrs H. D. Burroughs and child, who have been visiting her father, s. V. Spencer of Su- sanville. for the past two months, returned to Chico this week.
 Miss May Nichols Is visiting in San Fran cisco.
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Santa Rosa.

Miss Alice Beach McComas. whose recital be- M et, .ite s " +b t n,i .ooA pieIe i Austin while here.
 Miss Edna Gilbert. who has been visiting Miss Ella Cadding for the past few days, has returned to her home in Petauma
 Miss Abigail Jennings of San Francisco is visiting her cousin, Miss Rena Edwards
 Miss Susie Keleher daughter of Professor Alfred Kelleher of San Francisco has return ed to her home after a visit with Major and Mrs. R. J. Pye.
 R. x. Ryan, general passenger agent of the San Francisco and North Pacific Railway spent part of the week in Santa Rosa
 Charles O. Dunbar, of the proprietors of the Press Democrat Is in Oroville on busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. French of San Francisco spent Wednesday and Thursday in this city
 Mrs Arthur Harris Is visiting friends and relatives in Redwood City.
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Sonona.

Claude Johnson left for San Francisco last Tuesday. where he has accepted a position in the Phelan building.
 After spending a week with his family in San Francisco, L. Litzius has returned to So- ncma.
 S. Schocken contemplates leaving for Daw- son City in the future. In the meantime MT. Schocken will be kept posted by A. C.. HirschfeId, who left San Francisco for that place last Sunda-.
 Joseph McMullen has been transferred by the San Francisco and North Pacific Railway to Santa Rosa His wife, who is now stopping with her mother. Mrs. A. Bates. will join him next week.
 MT and Mrs C. J. Schuster received visit last Sunday from MT. Ed Kleinsorg and Miss Mary Kleinsorg of Chicago and Miss Clara Schuster of San Francisco
 l.. Modini and family are receiving visit from Miss V. Sanguinetti of Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County.
 Miss Zelma Johnson has returned from a several months visit to Fresno.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

he makes sure that the sword will come exactly crosswise on the needle; consequently, when the sword reaches the needle it can go no further, and the brittle nature of the potato will cause 1t to fall apart, the very thin portion below the needle offering no resistance to the separation. The second potato is then cut in the same manner on the assistants neck. There are many other false juggling. tricks, but the above will suffice to show that "there are tricks in all trades but yours"
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06
HolliSter.

Miss Janet Boucher Is visiting at San Jose
 Mrs Auerbach of San Francisco has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. Tom
 Miss Lida Wilson of Santa Barbara is visit ing Miss Grace DalZefl.
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. Warren Hawkins entertained sixteen young ladies in honor of Miss Lottie Roberts of Guadaloupe Among those present were: Miss Kirke Miss Thomas, Miss Roberts, Miss Boyns, Miss McCray, Miss Briggs Miss Johnson. Miss Swan. Miss Mel son, Miss Henry. Mesdames W E. flaw klns Will Johnson, E. B. Montgomery and Lou Ross.
 MT. Dunne of San Felipe who. with Mrs. Dunne, is spending the winter in San Fran cisco came home for few days this week.
 Mrs. Dick Gury of Lompoc Is visiting in town.
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Ballard.

Willis L. Gott is the first representative of the Santa Ynez Valley to sail for the Klon- dike.
 J. ". Newman of the Alisal ranch, with his daughter May, has returned from Santa Bar bara.
 R. T. Parish and family were visiting in Lompoc last week.
 Miss Grace W. Lyons will open her school at the Jonata this week
 Among those preparing for break to the Alaskan Fl Dorado Frank Spencer, John Parker. R. B. Kidd and S. Hartman.
 Mrs. Sadie M. Pfnkham of Pescadero will open the Ballard school Monday morning. Mrs. Margaret Lewis has returned after a short stay at the Wigmore ranch, near Los AlamOs.
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Merced.

Mrs. P. Neylon returned home Saturday from weeks sojourn in the Bay City.
 Miss Mamie Huffman and her little sister. Genevieve, of San Francisco guests sev- eral days last week of Mir. and Mrs. M. S. Huffman at Fl Capitan Hotel.
 Mrs. M. Clarke of Modesto Is visiting with friends in Merced this week.
 Mrs. Monta Grissman of San Francisco Is the guest this week of her sister Mrs. C.. Sehrt, at the Tuolumne Hoter
 Miss Ella Hoeft returned to her home in San Francisco Tuesday after a weeks visit with the family of R. Parkinson.
 J. M. Davis and wife returned from San Francisco Saturday.
 Miss Ruby Moore of San Francisco. former resident of this city is the guest this week of Mrs. c. A. H. Warfield.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

The prepared egg is on plate with several ordinary eggs, and the card is placed on pack of common cards. The wand is held in one hand, the card taken in the other and apparently bal anced on one corner on the wand, but in reality the wire point is placed in the hole in the wand. Now the assist ant passes the prepared egg to the jug
 gler, who carefully balances it upon the corner of the card-that is, slips the hole in the end of the egg over the wire point projecting from the card.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

County Treasurer G. F. Gardner returned Sunday rom Harbin Springs much improved III health.
 attorney Henry Hogan and eX-Sherif H. H. Harris attended the meeting of the Democratic state committee in San Francisco Saturday.
 Mrs Dennis Spencer and daughters have re- turned rom San Francisco to make their resi- Miss Emma Terrier of Oakland and William PoWning of Belvedere have been the guests or Banker H. w. Churchill Jr. and wife for the past few days.
 MT. and Mrs. John Fine are up from San Francisco to visit relatives
 Dr. Winthrop. wife and child of San Fran cisco are the guests of MT and Mrs. E. D. Beard.
 A. F. Duprey is back from a visit to his son in Arcata, Humboldt County
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Santa Cruz.

Miss Kittie Riddell Is down from San Fran cisco visiting friends in this. her old home
 Rev. J. Stuckel pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Gilroy, has been the guest of Re- Alex Eakin the past week
 William Edwards of Niles, Mich. Is spend- ing the winter with his nephews, C. H. Heath and Frank l.. Heath. on Beach Hill
 Miss A. Jackson of Chicago is on visit to her sister, Mrs. Dr. c. K smaIl
 Charles B. Young Jr. has returned from a trip to San Luis Obispo. of Charles Newell and family on California street.
 Mrs w H Bias is entertaining at her home on Rincon Terrace her brother Fred Anthony and wife of Lvermore.
 Mrs. James O Bren is down from San Fran cisco and is paying her sister. Miss Kat Handley, visit.
 Miss Mamie Cooney has returned from an extended trip East, where she visited in Chi cago and Kansas City
 Mir. and Mrs. Len Poehlman and family of Baltimore, who visiting A. Trust and fam fly have returned from n San Francisco. pleasure of entertaining at his home, Sum shine Villa the past week his old friends and townspeople Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Henry of Chillicothe, Mo. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs of Oakland have also been his guests.
 Miss Carrie Swank has returned home from a two weeks trip spent In Southern Cali fornia.
 The social event of the week the concert given by Miss Grace Carrol at the opera house Monday evening. She was assisted by Miss Mary Chester Williams, soprano, and Dr. Gill bert F. Graham tenor of San Francisco. The selections by the young ladies' orchestra, un- der the leadership of Professor George Has tings, highly appreciated
 The Misses McGonigle of Ventura are the guests of Mrs. M. Leonard.
 Mrs. W. G. Brown is down from Oakland on visit
 H. H. Blood of Virginia City, New. Is visit ing his sister, Mrs. E. G. Farnham.
 Ex-Mayor Bowman and wife have returned from San Francisco.
 Harry Wanzer is down from Placerville and Is visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs. James O. Wanzer
 Benjamin K Knight is home from Los An geles.
 relatives here.
 Rube Morris of San Francisco and Miss Lil- Han Fleisg will be married at high on Sunday at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. I. Fleisig on Maple street.
 Sacramento.
 Madame F. D. Miller left last week on a visit to New York City.
 D. s. Hirschberg superintendent of the
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Gehrg came up from San Francisco Saturday. and are at home at the Kingsley mansion Main street.
 Mrs. F. A. Boole went to San Francisco Mon day, to be absent several weeks. She will visit Sanger before her return.
 MT. and Mrs George w. shaner are home from San Francisco
 Mrs H. B. Shackelford went to. Colusa Wednesday to attend the bedside of her aunt. Mrs. Allen. who Is very low, with no hope Of recovery.
 Major and Mrs. E. H. Ward came up from San Francisco Sunday.
 James Crawford of Carthage. Ill, paid Mrs Seth P. Freeman short visit last week. He left here Sunday morning for Palo Alto, at which place his son-in-law, Professor Sanford, resides, and will leave for the East
 Miss Olive Hickman returned Wednesday from a short visit to the Misses Gaines Of Bedding.
 Mrs Edward E. Eitel of San Francisco IS here short visit to her mother, Mrs Julla Philliber.
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Anderson.

P Hon Jr of Bedding was in Anderson Wednesday.
 Miss Josie Harlow of Cottonwood is visiting friends here this week.
 D. g. Hawkins and wife have returned from a visit to friends in San Francisco. Henry Abbott Is in Alameda.
 Gus Johnson of Bedding was here last Sun day.
 F. E. Moulter of Keswick was here Satur- day and Sunday.
 W E. Masterson of Bedding called on friends here Wednesday.