The record-union., 1899-08-13

r. D. Waggoner, the mining expert
left few days ago for Ell Dorado te
examine and report on mining property
for California investors.
Mrs. Clement Wilder returned last
evening from San Francisco,
where she had been spending several
weeks, and will be here during all this
week, returning to that city next week
H. Hansen of the st. Helena "Senti-
nel' is in the city.
M BUNNY Potter has gone to New
castle to reside.
The Misses Mamie Farrell and Nellie
Fenton have gone to San Jose and San
Francisco for several weeks.
Miss Josie Brana is spending her va.
cation with friends in Dunsmuir.
Miss Edna brennan has returned
home after spending her vacation In
San Francisco and Rio Vista
Frank p Pike, wife and daughter
Mildred, w. E. Platt, wife and sons
Chester and George will leave this
morning for trip to the seaside. They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
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Mrs. ]. J. Buchanan is among the
guests at the Hotel st. George, Santa
Cruz.
Misses Edna and Hazel Scott left
Friday morning for San Francisco to
be gone for three weeks, visiting rela-
tives
Mrs E. Dake and the Misses Dake
Miss Belle McGuine, Mrs. D. ]. Long
and Mrs. j. G. Black left Tuesday fol
several weeks stay at Santa Cruz.
Miss Lillian Roeder, accompanied by
her brother Master Edward, will leave
this morning to visit their aunt, Mrs
w. F. Roeder of San Francisco, to re
main until school opens.
The Misses Blanche and Ethe,
Twitchell entertained at cards We'd
nesday evening in honor of their guest
Miss Grace Evelyn of Mississippi who
has been visiting them for some weeks
past. An enjoyable game of six-hand
euchre was played, the prizes being
carried off by Miss Edna Carroll and
William Lovdal. The invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hoen, the
Misses Sallie Beaumont. Edna Carroll
Margaret Faris, Grace Evelyn and
Caryl Dixon and Messrs. William
Briggs, William Chaplin, William Low
DIAL, Richard Dierssen. c. M. Faris
Ralph Van VOORHEES,. Darcy A. Lyon OF
Washington and Fred Moore.
Mrs. Charles Dillman has returned
from klamath Hot Springs.
E. W. Davis, Regent of the Univer-
sity of California and Mrs. Davis are
spending a few days in Sacramento
having come down from New England
Mills, where they have been for the
last two months for the benefit Of Mr.
Davis health. This has greatly i'm
proved as he is looking particularly
we'll. They return to the mountains
shortly.
Mrs Charles NJ Beckwith and son
Horatio Hurd. have returned from a
months visit to Pacific Grove.
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Miss Cecilia Nichols has gone to Tus-
can Springs for a months sojourn.
Miss Reta Kennedy is visiting in San
Francisco.
Mrs. G. ]. Turner and daughters Meta
and Lima have returned from Sau-
salito.
A ladies' social will be given at Elks
Hall next Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. E. B. Croker. who is now visit
ing in Sacramento. The invitations
promise a fine program and express the
desire for a large attendance ito do
honor to this splendid woman"
Mrs. Annie Campbell and her guest,
Mrs. Steed of Tacoma, are visiting in
San Francisco.
MIS-. ~. odiOWiA AoS ACS0A AASo
from klamath Hot Springs.
Mrs. A. G. Laroche is visiting in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. york have re-
turned from Pacific Grove.
Frank P. Kelly, San Francisco at
torney, is visiting friends and relatives
in Sacramento.
Harry Flanagan has returned from a
months visit with friends in Ell Do
RADIO and vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Burns Mrs. Mary Kreuz-
berger and Miss Margaret Burns are
visiting friends in San Francisco and
San Jose.
Miss L. NJ P. Ryon of Walsh Sta
ton, has gone to Rosedale. Kern Coun-
ty, on a visit to relatives and friends.
w. B. Arents, of Sacramento has gone
to Oroville to visit relatives. after an
absence of fifteen years.
Miss A1illie Gregory, accompanied by
her sisters. Daisy and Malvena, is visit
ing the mountain lakes with friends at
Summit and Truckee.
Russell Robb and wife of Boston
are guests at the Golden Eagle.
A. M. Werner of Fruitvale, is at the
Golden Eagle.
is at the Golden Eagle.
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