The record-union., 1899-09-17

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! with them their best behavior, for such
quiet and orderly number of small
children, who, as a rule. do not relish
being fondled and handled by every
body, one could not help but notice.
Their Celestial mothers and fathers
beamed with the same smiles at the
attention their children received as the
Caucasian ones did of last week.
oh, these times of inventions and lux
uries We are just about getting ac-
customed to the swell traps and
many of the rigs of to-day, SO attrac-
tive to the eye by the bright trimmings
and made so comfortable by the rubber
tires, that, when gliding along in such
we can not refrain from breaking forth
with that old hymn Waited to the
Skies on Beds of Ease" Now the latest
for US is the automobile-for the first
time it has been traversing the streets
of our city during the past week. You
hear a sort of whir and swish-swlsh,
as of "a naphtha launch and are wonder
ing whence such a sound is coming,
when this horseless carriage glides by
you in a. most uncanny manner. Man
kind is not apt to take to innovations
very readily, and I fear this will prove
no exception. Each year brings forth
some new contrivance; but so far the
automobile has eclipsed all others. Still.
it has yet to prove the practicability Of
it's locomotive powers.
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Miss Minnie Cluness, daughter of DR..
w R. Cluness, formerly of this city,
passed through our city Friday night
on her way East, where she will spend
the winter season as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harrison.
J. A Fillmore and party spent few
days this past week attending the fair
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Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller has as her
guests for a few weeks, Mrs. Knapp
and daughter of Seattle, Washington.
Miss Elsie Smith returned home the
first of the week from her summer out
ing at San Francisco.
Mrs William Murphy and daughter
left this week for visit with friends
in San Francisco.
Mrs. A. Reddick of San Francisco
spent few days attending the fair, as
guests of Mrs. T. R. Jones.
E. I. Calvin and family returned
Tuesday evening after a months rusti-
eating at Copley, near Redding.
Mrs. Alice Foye returned Thursday
to her home in San Francisco after a
short visit with friends in this city.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Grefin and her sister.
Miss Mary. have returned from their
visit with friends in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Leake of San
Francisco were among the number of
visitors to our fair this past week.
Miss Lille Evans, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. C. P. Evans, returned
from their trip to Oakland.
Miss Belle Zellebach of San Fran
cisco was the guest this past week of
Mrs. A. J. Johnston.
The first appearance of the Native
Daughters orchestra-those who at
tended the fair in the evening of Ad-
mission Day had the pleasure of look
ing upon this fair group of native
musicians" and the more fortunate
ones who were near by listened to such
sweet music. For once distance did
not lend exchantment." It is to be
regretted that so much noise should
have marred the efforts Of these ladies.
who have been studying under their
very efficient director, C. G. Stever. We
hope to hear more of their good work
in the near future. Those belonging to
this orchestra are Mesdames c. G.
Stever, Z. E. Hart, Grinton, J. F. Muir
ply, F. Leith, J. C. /Carley B. Trainor
and the Misses Curtis, SchaumloffeI, H
Biewener. Luce, Potter, Bauman, Kreuz-
berger, Lothhammer. Rhodes, Thomp-
son, Connolly, Ebert, F'razee, McCurdy,
Beckhusen, Zimmerman, K. Biewener,
McCallum, Ryan, Kierske, Hebron and
.shepstone.
Mrs. j. c. Cotter and children have
returned from a visit to Oakland.
from a stay at San Francisco and coast
resorts.
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Miss Adelaide Hawbold of San Fran
cisco visited relatives in this city dur
ing the past week.
Mrs NJ. T. Keane, accompanied by
Miss Alice Mckee were entertained by
Mrs. F. A. Johnson, during our fair.
Miss Elizabeth Barber has returned
from a months visit with friends in
San Francisco.
DR.. f. c. Deuel. of this city left dur
ing the early part of the week for a
stay in Lake County.
A party of merry young people at
tended the circus Friday night and af-
terward repaired to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Adams. where light re-
freshments We're served The young