The record-union., 1898-07-24

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Seth Talcott of Oakland is visiting
F. f. Thomson.
Mrs. H. T. Heitman and daughter are
sojourning at Capitola.
Robert Herndon spent last Sunday in
Cisco, visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Hall has gone to San
Francisco for an extended visit.
Miss Mercy Farnsworth is in San
Francisco and will be absent three
weeks.
Mrs G. Traenor and children will
spend several weeks in Oakland.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin has returned
from two weeks trip to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Henrietta Andriot and mother
have gone to San Francisco for two
months.
W. ]. Mcdonald, representative Of the
way, has been visiting Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. Wulff and son Fred are
spending a number of weeks in San
Francisco.
Miss Dorothy Mills entertained a
number of her young friends with
candy-pull on Wednesday evening.
Games were played during the first part
Of the evening, and then the fun Of
candy pulling began with the little
folks. Those entertained were: Jessie
Long, Roy Parsons, Will Richardson,
Dorothy Mills, Hazel Mills, Marion
Epson, Burcheu Upson and Sarah
Rother.
Mrs. j. Crocker has gone to San
Francisco.
Maxwell and Willie Stone have gone
to Sonoma, where they will remain the
rest of this summer.
On Thursday a number Of young
people went up to Bannon Creek On a
picnic. The wagonette in which they
rode was decorated in the national
colors, and the young folks enjoyed
themselves in every possible manner.
Those who attended We're: Margie
Strachan Rob Herendon, Tot Strachan,
Archie Strachan. Lennie Strachan, Fay
Thomson, Bernice Herndon, Jean
Strachan and Miss Webb. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. HerndOn and
Mrs. Strachan.
Russell B. Starr, who had been visit
ing Charles Pinkham for the past
month. returned to his home in New
York on Friday.
Mrs. Sim Brown and son Percy will
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
to San Francisco and Pacific Grove.
Mrs G.. S. Turner has gone to San
Francisco for six weeks.
Mrs H. Hicks left last Thursday for
Illinois to visit relatives.
Miss Agnes Hummel leaves to-day
for Summit Soda Springs.
Mrs. C. Taylor leaves this morning
for Catalina Island for the summer.
Mrs. T. r. Jones and family are
spending the summer in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. f. W. Hale and daughters went
up to Summit Soda Springs on Friday.
Mrs. W. F. Jackson and Miss Amy
Jackson have gone to San Francisco
for three weeks.
Miss Edith Thomson is visiting
friends in Yolo County.
A Very pleasant surprise party was
given to DR.. and Mrs. F. Gundrum at
their residence. 2011 ] street, last Tues
day evening by some of their friends
and neighbors. The evening was spent
in vocal and instrumental music. and
games, after which dainty refreshments
We're served. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. 0. d. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Valen-
tine Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jenkins. Mrs.
Ccxe, Mrs. Dickerson, Miss Alma Egg
glers, Eloise Gundrum, H. Rowley and
Fred Gundrum. The evening closed by
all present singing America" and Civ
ing three cheers for our country.
Mrs. Ed Townsend, accompanied by
her son Louis has gone for an eX-
tended visit to Iowa City. Ia, where
her son Bert is in attendance at the
State University.
Mrs b c. Lewis and Miss Blanche
Lewis left for Council Bluffs, Ia, on
Saturday, where they Will permanently
reside.
Mrs. NJ. p. Stone has returned from
Sonora.
Mrs. T. McKim and children left
last Wednesday for the seacoast, where
they will remain all summer.
c. NJ. Faris has returned from Pa
cific Grove.
Mrs. l.. L. Lewis leaves this morn
ing for her country. home at Sonoma