The record-union., 1899-10-01

earth, or possibly it has gone with
the man in the moon"
Still, cannot help wondering how
our venerable ancestors managed to
exist, feeding upon the microbes and
'bacilli'' that were then unmolested
We know that many of them lived
their allotted three-score- -and-ten, and
passed away often rugged as the pine.
But then, these thoughts are only =
Woman's.
We all know there is a time for every
thing. To be reused from ones SUM
bers so early in the morning and re-
minded that it was time to be up and
patriotic caused only feelings of ven
geance to take possession of my soul
''the day that Dewey came home.
Most of us enjoy our morning nap
the only time that we have a faint rec
ognition of that blissful state called
sleep, and as I turned over I wished
Dewey hadn't come-I mean so. early
in the morning.
The friends of Miss Sophia Price will
be filed with surprise and pride to
learn she has been quietly writing a
novel, which now is in the hands of
the publishing house. Tennyson, Nicely
& Co. have accepted it and will assume
all the responsibility of it's publication.
Before long we hope to both see and
read "A Social Barrier Miss Prices
initial work.
The ladies of st. Pauls Church in
tend presenting a "Kirmiss" to the
people of our city. The Doth and list
of October have been selected as the
dates and the New Pavilion the scene
of the festivities. Attractive booths,
songs and dances will be among the
numerous features for the amusement
and pleasure of all. Neale's Orchestra
will be in attendance and discourse
sweet music. From the reputation the
ladies have gained in the past one may
feel we'll assured that this effort will
eclipse all their previous entertain
ments.
Mrs. George B. Katzenstein has re-
turned from her visit to Newcastle.
Miss Nellie Mott has returned from
her summer outing in the mountains.
Charles Bentley left on Saturday
night for New York, where he will
claim Miss Margaret Wilder as his
to meet their friends, about the middle
of November.
Jones home, the Girls Fraternity Of
the High School met for the first time
since the reopening Of school. The
active members for this year are the
Misses Florence Jones, Edna Nc
CATCHY, Edith Hatfield, Miley Pope,
Elsie Smith, Alice Flynn, Gertrude
Whitaker, Lucine Ransom, Ruth Sead-
Ter, Kittie E. Hoehn, Pauline Johnson,
Georgia Carroll and Helene Oatman-
The wedding Of Miss Alice Hannifin,
sister Of Mrs. V. S. McClatchy, and DR..
Casey, resident physician Of San Quen-
tin, will be celebrated some time in the
early days of this month at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. V. S. McClatchy in
this city.
Miss Edna Carroll left on Saturday
afternoon to spend the month Of Octo
Der in San Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs. John @. Brown, Sr., accompa-
MED by Mrs. J. @. Brown, Jr., and
children, leave the first of the week for
their home in San Francisco, after
spending the summer months in this
city.
Mrs. r. T. Devlin is visiting friends
in San Francisco for few days.
Mrs. ]. B. Wright returned on Tues
day evening from her trip East. Mrs.
G. A. Buchanan accompanied her.
Miss Grace Uren left the first of the
week for San Francisco, where she will
visit her sister.
Mrs. Frank Gray has returned from
her trip to Los Angeles.
Seve4sl more of our boys have re.
turned home, unharmed from Drawing
the horrors and trials of the Philip
pines. Already there is some talk of
CCASDA etlilS l4fSl lSluAA III OIlC JuDileS
Certainly it is good thought, and
I only hope it will be carried out, that
we all may have a share in the home.
greeting.
Mrs. II. Cummings, accompanied by
her daughter, May, left the first of the
week for their home in San Francisco,
after most enjoyable stay with their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cum
mings.
Miss Jessie Mott has returned from
her extended visit to relatives and
friends in Nevada City.
Miss Edith Tufts will reside at the
Birdsall residence during the coming
winter.
Miss Evelyn Briggs left Wednesday
night for the East, where she goes TO
resume her medical studies at the
Johns Hopkins Academy at Baltimore
Mrs. Charles Burnham and daughter,
Marion are now living at the home of
Judge and Mrs. J. H, 1fcEune.
Miss Maud Graham, after spending
several weeks with Miss Agnes O'Brien.
has returned to her home in Yount-
vile. Napa County.