The record-union., 1898-08-14

shortly be joined by the Misses Iroth,
who have been spending a few weeks
at Capitola.
Mrs. c. A. Jenkins is visiting friends
in Grass Valley.
Mr.. Stanley has returned after spend
ing two weeks in San Jose and San
Francisco.
Mrs. Josie Francis and Miss Ethel
Martin are visiting relatives and
friends in Stockton.
Mrs. Allen Towle is spending a few
days with her daughter Mrs. III. fl.
Stevenson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williamson OF
Reuters Station are spending the
month of August at Pacific Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant McWilliams are
spending their vacation at Pacific
Grove
Harmon Bonte returned from BerlSe-
ley last Thursday.
DR.. P. Watts and Walter Morrison
departed last week on a hunting trip
to the Rubicon.
The Epworth League connected with
the Sixth-street Methodist Church held
a delightful social last Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Brooke, south
of Oak Park Many of the guests rode
on wheels, while others were provided
with conveyances which left the church
at 1:30 o'clock. Games and music were
the features of the evening, and at a
late hour a delicious luncheon was
served the guests.
DR.. G. A. White left Saturday for
Pacific Grove to join his family for a
short vacation.
Miss Minnie Elmer left for Santa
Cruz on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. McCreary left
Saturday for San Francisco. Mrs. Nc
Creary will remain away during the
months Of August and September.
| Miss Mamie Rippon is visiting friends
| in Sonoma.
Mrs. De Witt Smith has been visiting
| friends in Alameda.
Miss Mabel Gillis entertained few
friends on boating party last Tues
day evening.
DR.. Simmons has been visiting in San
Francisco for a few days.
| very enjoyable family dinner was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Noyes on
| last Monday evening, the occasion be-
/ ing the celebration Of the eightieth
birthday of Mrs. Noyes' father, ]. Il
Hussey.
| Miss Medora Taylor has returned
home after visiting friends in San
Francisco for the past two weeks.
A lawn party was given on Friday
| evening at the residence Of Miss Mollie
| G. Ross at 1918 Fl street to a number
of her friends. The grounds were hand
somely decorated, and an enjoyable
evening was spent. Those who attend
! ed are as follows: Misses Ora Walker
Edna Barnes, Genevieve Douglas, Ma
/ bel Gibson, Lena Stadler, Blanche Ma
than, Minnie Noble, Jennie Leitch, An
| ita Medley; Messrs. Donald Rohrar
Elwin Pierson, Willard Walker, Fred
die Rohrer, James Pierson. Sidney
Walker, David Barnes, Angus Ross.
| Mrs c. H. Gilman and daughter have
gone to San Francisco for a while.
|
Mrs. G. w Hayes, who has been visit
| ing relatives in Minnesota and Montana
for the past few weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. C. E. Ehmann and twin yons
George and Charlie, have gone to Santa
Cruz to spend few weeks.
| Mrs A Schaden and daughter have
returned from Adams Springs.
!
Mrs. G. A. Bryan and children have
returned from their outing at Bear
Valley.
| George W. Scott, bookkeeper in the
Secretary of States office, has gene tc
| San Jose.
| Miss Nita Collier left Wednesday foI
a two months visit at Santa Monica
From there she will go to Los Angeles
for a visit Of several months with rel
| atives.
Mrs. Winfield J. Davis is spending
| her vacation in San Francisco and vi
cinity.
Mrs. Al. Ernst and Mrs. Thomas
Langton, with their children, and MSS
Ida Suter, are occupying a cottage al
Pacific Grove during the month Of An'
gust.
Mrs. f. A. Nichols and Mrs. Clara
Nichols are visiting Mount Shasta ant
vicinity.
Miss Gertrude A. Lothhammer and
Miss Schefston, accompanied by s. e
| Pope, left Saturday morning to joir
| friends at Pacific Grove, from there
| going to San Francisco to attend tht
grand opera season before returning (
Sacramento.
J.. J. Curry Of San Francisco, candi
date for State Printer, is In the city.
Final Account Filed.
Edith Leimbach, administrator of the
estate of Catherine Leimbacn, de
ceased, through Holl & Dunn, her at