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as chairman of the committee came from Judge Maddox of Georgia. a ar dent free silver man and an uncompro- missing friend of the Chicago platform The next gentleman who talked with me on the subject was Clayton of Ala bama, who made the minority report from the committee on organizations in the Chicago convention, upon which Senator Daniel was made the tempo rary chairman of that body instead of Senator Hill. The country does not need to be told that men like Maddox and Clayton do not betray the Demo- cratic organization, and it is within the knowledge of everybody who has taken any trouble to investigate the matter that the committee at the very first session adopted the Chicago platform as the basis of their campaign, which it was organized to conduct. Our po- sition now, as it always has been, that we want the gold men to come back into the party; but if they come back at all they must come with the dis tinct understanding that they are ex- pected hereafter to support the nomi- nees of the party, and that we have no compromise whatever to offer them on the platform. With this understanding everybody is invited to join us, and mo- body is wanted to join us except upon this understandings
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Julare.

c. ". Williams and Miss Emma Moody were quietly married Wednesday evening by Rev. H. E. Wilhte
 Fred La Laud has gone to Stockton and from there will start for the Klondike with party of friends
 J. H. Morton is here from San Francisco.
 Professor Edward H. Griggs of Stanford lectured to large audience Friday night.
 Joe Lustig. Tulare's never-fail-w W ca ther- sharp, predicts abundant rains.
 Miss Lulu Butts of Visalia is conducting class of music in Tulare.
 Mrs. M. E.. Williams and mother, Mrs. Smith are visiting friends in San Francisco. s. s. Leib, attorney of San Jose spent Satur- day in Tulare.
 c. R. Scott, city attorney has purchased the w. w. Wright property and will proceed to improve the same.
 Uriah Wood. H. Needy and L. Rothermel of San Jose are here a business visit.
 w H. Davidson and M. s. Wagy of Bakers field spent Monday in Tulare.
 Mir. and Mrs J. W. Leach left Tuesday for
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Auburn.

Sidney W. Floto of Oakland has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Clegg.
 Hon. J. H. Neff of Colfax was here inc ers+ of the week
 Major Hubbard was up from Penryn Tues day
 Al sckles of Gold Htn did business in Au- burn this week.
 Jacob zantgraf is spending a couple of weeks in San Francisco Professor W. M Mackay and wife have taken rooms at Wildman's W The Misses Craig were in San Franotsco tho first Of the week ' County Auditor Belkey visited Sacramento C. II: Walsh and bride expect to soon occu- pF thelr new home Borland avenue
 west Boles, resident for many years at juneau Alaska, Is visiting relatives in this Stockton s'40 'o San Francisco
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residence is near Napa. has recovered from a severe illness.
 pr II. D. Lathrop, the venerable Episcopal clergyman who has long been at Crystal Springs, near St Helena, suffering from dropsy, is reported convalescent.
 T. l.. Rutherford Of Rutherford, this county went to San Francisco on the steamer Zin- fandel Monday night
 City Councilman John Even. who has been in San Francisco doctoring for Illness for several weeks past. returned Monday evening greatly improved in health.
 Attorney IT. NJ. Barstow had business at the States metropolis Tuesday.
 Oscar Muller left Sunday to take a posftio1 in the Union Iron Works.
 County Treasurer c. F. Gardner left Tuesday for a season of rest at Harbin Springs Lake County.
 Miss Mary Ames returned Sunday from a visit with her sister in Portland Or.
 w Meininger of Fl Paso, Tex, arrived Tues day to visit his old friend, Dr. A. Kahn
 Miss Lou lobe left for San Francisco Sum day to see her brother, Moses Jobe prior to his permanent departure from that city for Se2ttle
 George Israesky is up from San Francisco a visit to his mother.
 Mrs. A. Urrutia of Fresno is visiting Mir and Mrs J. Wildberger.
 Mrs. P. Maher is visiting friends in Stockton.
 Miss Ina Lee of Santa Rosa is the guest of Mrs F. s. Cridley.
 Pioneer Henry Fowler, local capitalist goes to San Francisco Friday to participate in the jubilee celebration.
 B M Newcomb of the Dat Hill quicksi,ver mines, and wife visited in Napa Wednesday.
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Menlo Park.

Professor Julius Goebel who has resided here for number of years. has removed to Palo Alto.
 W. A. Doyle and bride have returned from their honeymoon
 Joseph Princervile has moved to Redwood City to reside permanently
 M. s. Clarke of Iowa will make this his per- manent residence.
 Judge Agger. Messrs. Smith and Ilenehan of San Jose. paid an official visit to Menlo Council, '. NJ. l.. Saturday evening last
 Mrs. R. H. Duden Is visiting friends in San Francisco.
 Court Menio, A. O. F. installed officers for the term Wednesday evening Large delega- tions were present from Redwood City and San Mateo
 Perry Eyre will occupy his suburban resi- dence here on the 1st of February.
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NOT BACKED BY
 DICK CROKER Congressman Bailey De- nies a Story Concern ing Senator White. Selection of the Californian as Chairman of the Demo-
 cratic Committee. And the Texas State srl1an Also Talks About Getting Gold Men Back
 in the Fold.
Special Dispatch to The Call.
Call Office, Riggs House,

Odll OlllCcs INlsSS IlOuSc,
 Washington, Jan. 24.
 The selection of Senator White as chairman of the Democratic Congress sional Committee still serves to create talk in political circles here in Wash ington. This is the only place in the country where that committee really cuts a figure, and therefore the matter of its organization is important. The Call told the real side of the story of the fight, and now comes the New York World and springs a story to the effect that the Italian hand back of the White fight was that of Richard Croker, and insinuated that he had the active assistance of Joe Bailey of Texas, who, according to the World, is not silver man. The story has brought out the following statement from Bailey:
 'The story is absurd on the face of it because it declares that I have al- ways been opposed to the Chicago plat form, while as a matter of fact I was one of the first, if not the first man in this country, to give an unqualified in dorsement of that document and to de- clare that.it was sound as whole and sound in every part. The man who manufactured tn story must have known that it was a pure invention. He must have known that so far from Senator Whites election having been dictated by Mir. Croker and his friends, the votes of Senator Murphy of New York and of Senator Smith of New Jersey were both cast against Senator White.
 ''The first suggestion of Senator White
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Suisun.

MT. and Mrs F. B. Hughes and children of Winters here the first of this week to visit Mrs. J. c. Sanders, who has been serious ly i'll for the past two weeks.
 George Lingo, a prominent cattle dealer of Solano County. has been confined to his bed at the Arlington Hotel for the past week with Illness
 William Pierce returned last Friday evening from the Hawaiian Islands, where he has been for about a month
 w. E. Rich. employe of W. & L. Pierce in Suisun Valley had his leg broken by kick from a horse four months ago. and complica- tions resulting from the shattered condition of few days ago.
 Louis Sweetzer son of A. I. Sweetzer, the Cordelia capitalist who drifted out to sea and was lost few weeks ago, is here from Idaho
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Miss Addie Ogier is in Baltimore for an ex-' tended stay.
 Mrs. Mollie Rush of Chicago is, visiting Mrs. J. N. Brown.
 The marriage of Mrs Kate Hitchcock and Hugh O Neiil solemnized Tuesday.
 James P. Treadwell and C. c. Coolidge. who left here several weeks ago for trip around the world, are St. Augustine, Fla
 Mrs. c. T. Springer is visiting at Gilroy. She will join her husband in Denver shortly.
 Miss Mabel Andrews was in San Francisco Tuesday
 A. C. Rassett of Menlo Park spent the week in San Jose.
 Miss Mary Bean is the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Coolidge
 Mrs. William P. Dougherty and children are making short stay with relatives in San Francisco.
 David M. Burnett is visiting his parents in San Francisco.
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Santa Clara.

Miss Eva Atwell of Mountain View is the guest of Miss McQuaid.
 Miss Black of San Juan, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. F.. II. Alden, left last week for Chicago.
 Mir and Mrs. Murray Saunders are visiting in Oakland and San Francisco.
 Miss Blackmar is spending vacation with her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Warburton
 Miss Olive Wright of Paso Robles has been visiting friends during the last week
 Messrs. Taylor of New York City are the guests of relatives here
 MT and Mrs. H. A. Myers of Hollister have been visiting MT. and Mrs B F. Thompson
 MT Will Finley has returned to Portland Or, after visit to relatives here.
 Mrs. Daw Is the guest or relatives here
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lrVington.

Mir. and Mrs. George Bond gave a delightful party to a number of their young friends Sat urday evening.
 Mir: Peters returned from San Francisco Monday after Few days spent at that place
 Mrs. K Rasmussen and little child are in San Francisco on a visit
 William McKeany visited in Livermore Mon day. ~ his folks. - Monday.
 E. J; Steinmetz of Warm Springs was in town Monday " George McCalvey of San Francisco spent a few days With relatives in town.
 number ot the young friends of Miss Allie Meyers rendered her an entovable nartv Mon day. N'' '''i
 P Hendrickson of San Francisco visited fin town Sunday. " MT and Mrs F. Roderick were visiting in MT and Mrs. Christensen and children and Mrs- hooerlck visited In Centervile Sunday
 G M Eaton has purchased ranch In the hills above Sunol and is now living there
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New Mexico.

Ex-Senator E. c. Ross Is living on his ranch near Albuquerque and is writing a history of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson.
 Don Matias Contreras of Socorro County Is lying dangerously i'll of rheumatic fever at his home La Joya.
 P E. Harroun of Santa Fe is moving to Albuquerque and will make this place his home hereafter.
 Archbishop Chapelle of this Territory has been transferred to New Orleans, and will leave for his field of labor some time dur ing the coming spring.
 J. T. Mclaughlin. the mine manager of San Pedro has been in town for the last few days
 Major Van Doreh of Bluewater has been spending the week in Albuquerque.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Miller have moved into their new home.
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Ventura.

D. P. Hatch. attorney of Los Angeles, was here legal business
 F. F. Foster, president Ventura Bank has returned from an extended visit to Eastern cities.
 Miss Katherine Lynch returned Sunday af- ter spending several weeks in San Luis ObispO.
 Hon. L. F. Eastn, editor Ventura Inde- pendent, and ex-Assemblyman Thomas A. Rice in San Francisco.
 Miss Mary Rice has returned home from the University of Ann Arbor, owing to ill., health.
 Leslie Chaffee, a prominent merchant. is in San Francisco.
 Miss Cora and Maggie McGonigle are visit ing in San Francisco.
 Ed NJ. Hirshfelder, large shoe dealer is in San Francisco
 Ed NJ. Wagner. general manager of the Solari estate, is in San Francisco.
 Miss Bertha Roth is visiting in San Fran cisco.
 c. L. Bard president State Medical Society has gone to San Francisco.
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Pacific Grove.

A. S. Chamberlain of Reno, New, is here for the remainder of the winter
 Mrs. O. NJ Locke came down from San Fran cisco Monday and is at Fl Carmelo Hotel for the remainder of the winter.
 Miss Alice Trask is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Ross.
 day to act bridesmaid at the wedding of a frlend.
 Mrs. Pierce, the Southern Pacific ticket agent at this place, has gone to San Francisco for a two weeks vacation.
 L. D. Norton. the Southern Pacific civil enpi- neer, who. with his corps of surveyors has been remapping the Seventeen mile drive and Pacific Improvement Company's land in this vicinity, made a flying trip to San Francisco during the week.
 Rev L. n. Mansfield of San Jose arrived here this week and will take charge of St Mary's Episcopal Church. the pulpit of which was left vacant by the departure of Rev C. 5. Fackenthal.
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Bedding.

Thomas n. Bryan of the Golden Eagle Hotel has returned from San Francisco
 Major Lyons has been taken to San Fran cisco for medical treatment
 Miss NJ Groeper is here from San Francisco
 MT and Mrs. J. l.. Barnes are here from San Francisco visit to relatives
 Mrs Marion Case of Willows Is visiting rela- tives in Bedding.
 IL w Brooks, bookkeeper. for the O. E. Nash Company, was married to Miss Mary WinseIi popular young lady. last Sunday evening in San Francisco. '
 MT; and Mrs. William McKeag and daughter or shasta are spending a few days In san Theodore H. Roach. an attorney of San Fran
 Miss Abbie Green has returned fror, c,o-o mento. ~ Oio
 Captain G. H. Lambson. superintendent of Ihe united State fisheries at Baird and Battle Creek. this county. has returned from a brief visit to San Francisco. "
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VSalia.

Mrs. Nellie Kirby of Fresno Is visiting Miss Ivy Weston and sister of this place
 Miss Maggie Curran of San Francisco fs visiting friends herH.
 Mrs. R. G. Harrell of Fresno is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. D. E. Perkins
 Quite number of our citizens have already gone to San Francisco to attend the Golden Jubilee.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson have gone to Los Angeles to spend their honeymoon.
 pr, C. F. Bernhard, the county physician and his wife are visiting in San Francisco.
 Mrs D $. Lipscomb and Miss Lucy Weathers are spending ten days with San Francisco friends.
 Albert keeler, who disappeared from this vicinity nearly two years ago. suddenly re- turned few days ago. He had been to Daw- son City and has taken up several claims on the Klondike
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fresno.

David Bush of San Francisco was in Fresno on business last Monday.
 D. NJ. Cate of Los Angeles is visit to relatives here
 J. B. Burdell. the Petaluma banker. is vis- iting his here.
 E. G. Chaddoc1 is back from an extended visit to the East. ' A. R. Briggs of San Francisco Is looking after his interests in Fresno.
 A. N. Dickson was down from Stockton last Tuesday.
 Ed c. Roeder of Sacramento was in this city last Tuesday.
 W. Duryea of La Grande Dr. is late ar rival in Fresno.
 F. A. Boole. the Sanger lumber man, was in Fresno Tuesday last
 Colonel William Forsyth is home from his Eastern trip.
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Red Bluff.

Mrs. Arthur Baker is home from San Fran cisco. having entirely recovered her health
 MT and Mrs E. W Runyon are in San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. John Parrish. who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry w Brown started Tuesday for Southern California he fore returning to their home in Illinois
 Mir and Mrs. C. J. Brady are in san Fran Brady.
 L. L. Mccoy went to San Francisco Tuesday Mrs. Mccoy will go down Saturday
 Mrs. D. $. Cane entertained a few friends very pleasantly on Monday afternoon at pro gressive euchre. Mrs & r. Freeman won the first prize, a handsome paper knife and a lone hand prize awarded to Mrs. L. l.. Mccoy
 General Chipman arrived from San Francisco on Sunday.
 Thomas Joll of New Zealand arrived here on Wednesday afternoon on visit to Mrs. Will fam Duncan and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson have returned from Chico.
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GiIroV.

surprise party was rendered to Miss Her ma Ladd by few friends Wednesday even ing, January l9.
 Mrs. J. R. Grant is visiting friends in San Francisco.
 Mrs Isaac Jacobson is visiting her parents Mir and Mrs. Curran, fin San Francisco
 Miss Neel Is home from a visit to friends in Salinas.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Wardel have left Gil- roy to reside permanently in San Francisco.
 Miss Edith Morgan of San Jose is the guest of Mrs. Charles Holmes.
 Miss Lillian Req is visiting friends in San Jose. MarysVile and Sacramento.
 Mrs. R. Cobb has returned from San Jose accompanied by her sister Mrs. R. Hall.
 Mrs. Charles M. Shortridge. Miss Vesta Shortr!dge, Mrs. Clara z. Foltz of New York, David S Foltz, Mrs Singleton MT and Mrs. sam Shortridge have been constant attendants at the bedside of Charles N. Shortridge at Gil- roy Hot Springs.
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" c. Waters and family have moved to their new home at SpreckeIs
 Miss Carrie Sanborn is visiting IT K C1oo6 win family. at Milpitas
 Miss MISS Belle Mendia is visiting friends in San Mrs w. A. Trofton was at Gonzales this "eek on visit to her sister. Mrs. Dr. Gordon Cnarles J. Pardee has gone to Spreckels to work in the railroad office
 Mrs; William Greenbaum of Soledad was here this week visiting friends
 MT and Mrs: Redmond and daughter with their niece Miss Baker of Oregon. are the Holman. Miss Lutie Osborne has returned from an ex- tended visit to San Francisco.
 George w. Hart went to Spreckels this week 10 Joln the clerical force at the sugar factory.
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Santa Rosa.

J. H. Hunt of San Francisco was in town Wednesday,
 Mrs. Sampson B. Wright and daughter spent part of the week in San Francisco.
 Miss Blanche Hoffer spent Wednesday in San Francisco.
 Mrs. J. Elliott and family. who have been spending a few months at Carson City, have returned to Santa Rosa
 L B. Peck visited the bay city on Thursday. Dr. Frank Cowan of Fresno is visiting his brother, Attorney W. r. Cowan
 Hon. Fletcher A. Cutler of Eureka Is visiting friends in this city.
 s. A. Kendall the Los Angeles capitalist. has returned to his southern home after spend ing several weeks here.
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Mrs Andrew Wasson of Seattle is a guest al the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Smith.
 Ars L. M Shwoerer and daughter have re- turned from visit to San Francisco
 Miss Daisy Patrick, who has been visiting ner mother for several months, has returned to her home in Los Angeles.
 Royal T. Howard and Miss Belle Daggett of Folsom were united in marriage last Wednes- oay at the home of the brides parents in Fol som Miss Lulu Seawell bridesmaid and E. 4. Squier best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. Sheldon.
 Mrs. F. P Colgan gave a reception last week Tn honor of Mrs Johnson. MT. Colgan's mother, at their home on Sutter Terrace.
 Mrs. D. Halsey of Woodland was the guest week.
 Mrs. Lena Carroll Nicholson of San Fran cisco has formed class in vocal music in this city.
 Wedding bells again rang out last wednes- day afternoon and told of the marriage of one of Sacramentos most charming girls 10 the popular and genial John P. Maxwell of San Francisco.
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Colonel J. ". Guthrie has returned to Sac ramento.
 Dr. F. E. Pirkey and wife have returned rom Chico and Bedding early in the week.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Davis of Alton visited Judge Moore's family Wednesday,
 Mrs. Richard Boyne has returned to San Frahclsco after a visit to her parents
 J. c. Stovall and C. H Wilcoxen of Will Hams here Monday W. F. Howell was in town this week from
 Mrs. William Cutler had for a guest this week Mrs. R. A. Moore of Rents
 inc news of the death of James Hart at sacramento caused much sorrow here. where ne was raised and where he had so many friends and relatives. He a brother of Judge Hart of Sacramento and Of General A. l. Hart of San Francisco.
 The engagement is announced of Harry Balls con of Grand Island to Miss Carrie Schutz of Oakland.
 J. H. Crutchen of Williams is here expert ing the county books.
 George E. Jones has returned to Sacramento after a fortnights visit to his mother.
 Mrs. Carrie Allen Is very i'll and there Is no hope of her recovery.
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Hanford.

NJ. Hurley and wife and T. Hurley of Sanger were here
 Mir. and Mrs. M. V. Garcia are in San Fran cisco visiting friends.
 Miss Dollie Hysinger has returned to her home in Oakland.
 Mrs. William Abbott and Miss Amelia Sutn- erland are in San Francisco a short visit
 w. H. Crooks of Lucas County, Iowa, has To- cated in Hanford.
 ". r. Rogers of Armona and Miss Maud Penter of Lemoore were married here by Rev. l. B. Self
 Miss Rhoda Park has returned from visit to Salinas. Her sister. Mrs. Newman, ac- companed her home and will visit here.
 Harry Ayers has returned from San Fran cisco 10 GrangeYille.
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Grass Valleu.

Charles E CIinch and wife have gone to San Francisco on a visit.
 Mrs. Fred Stokes is visiting her mother.
 John Blamey is laid up with an attack of typhoid fever.
 Charles Hulme and wife of San Francisco guests of Mrs g. D. Bosworth
 C. w. Kitts will soon leave for the Klon- dilIe.
 D. B. Warwick has returned from San Fran ciico.
 w J. Crase has gone to San Francisco on a pleasure trip.
 Mir. Harvey Flynn, who hails from Canada, is here on visit to Frank Rose and wire Samuel Granger is home from a visit to San Francisco.
 A. C. Spear of Woodyille. Or, Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. A. Whiteman.
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San Luis 0bispo.

Mir and Mrs E. w Howe left Thursday for san Francisco. Mir Howe resided in San Francisco in 1SiS and he is naturally attracted to the Jubilee celebration.
 Miss Lena Tognini has returned from a visit with friends and relatives in San Francisco.
 w D. Bond of San Francisco has accepted a position in local clothing-store.
 Mir. and Mrs Reach of Springfield H. are the guests or Mrs keach's aunt, Mrs. Charles Phoenix, in Arroyo Crande.
 Paul A Sinsheimer, one of the San Luis students at the State University has been se- lected as associate editor of the Californian the newspaper issued by the university
 S. J. Silva of Oakland is the guest of her parents. Mir and Mrs J. Silva
 Miss Ahbie Thompson has been elected presi- dent of the Edna Literary Society and Miss Annie Lowther secretary.
 Mrs. G. R. Maggi is visiting friends in San Francisco.
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Bakersfield.

M ss Ella Fay came up from Los Angeles turney Fay.
 Miss Hattie Kett Of Tehachapi is visiting \! MSS ida Ward and Mrs Frances Borgwardt MT. and Mrs. Leo Hirshfeld Of Hanford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Herman Hirshfed R. L. Bledsoe Of San Bernardino is her, on legal business
 Mrs. R. B. Richards of Tacoma Is visiting her mother and brother of Kern, Mir. Tender son.
 $. ". wibla has returned from trip to Los Angeles.
 ?. M. Denison of Tehachapi is here
 Mrs. L. r. St Clair and daughter. Miss Cora St Clair, are visiting in San Francisco this week.
 Henry Miller is in town
 Charles Rowland. an attorney from Los An geles, Is registered at the Southern.
 NJ. s. WaGy of Button Willow has moved to Bakersfield.
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Merced.

R. ". Gould of visalia was visitor to Mer ced Wednesday.
 Henry Miller the cattle king, was in Merced on Monday looking after his extensive inter ests. D. Wade White of Santa Rita was in town on Wednesday,
 Dr. A. T. Hyde and bride returned from San Francisco Saturday night
 Miss Belle Smythe visited with friends at I.e Grand the first of the week
 Colonel J. J. Stevinson of Hills Ferry was in town last Friday.
 Miss Gertrude Hall returned 70 her home at stockton on Friday, after a Pleasant visit with Merced friends.
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Anderson.

Rev. and Mrs. J. M Parker were visitors at Bedding the latter part of last week
 Mrs. William Ludwig of Truckee, who has been visiting relatives here for some time, re- turned to her home Tuesday morning.
 Miss Myrtle Fuller and Mrs. l. NJ Fickas visited in Bedding Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Zumwalt of Fall River Mills have been here for the past week
 Mrs J. Nj. Parker has gone to Fresno for a visit to relatives.
 night. 0S Mrs James Bedford has been visiting rela- tiyes at Orc during the week
 J- D DoZier has gone to Napa and will visit san francisco during the Jubilee
 Mrs. T. C. Lowell is visiting friends at Corn