The San Francisco call., 1899-08-29
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

]. G. Scott has come up from Agnews
and Is registered at the California.
Lieutenant Coontz of the cruiser Boston
is at the Occidental, accompanied by his
wife.
F. P Wickersham. the Fresno capital
ist. is among the arrivals of yesterday al
! the Lick.
A Weilheimer, a prominent citizen and
leading merchant of Fresno, is guest at
the Grand.
John F. Carrare has come down from
his home in Sacramento and is staying al
the Palace.
]. Marion Brooks. one of the best known
of the lawyers of Los Angeles, is a guest
at the Grand.
Garrison Turner, a wealthy land owner
of Modesto, is at the Lick. Miss Turner
accompanies her father.
j. W. Taggart an attorney Of Santa
Barbara, is a guest at the Grand, where
he arrived yesterday morning.
John C. Knopp, one of the recently ar
rived Idaho delegation, is at the Occi-
dental, waiting for the. arrival of the
Grant.
E. w. Johnson, who has come from
Idaho to bid the boys of his State well
come when they return, is staying at the
Palace.
Edgar p Pray and A. e. Peake, two
belated members of the North Dakota
delegation. arrived in the city yesterday
and registered at the Palace.
W. H. Haw, County Clerk and ex-officio
clerk of the Superior Court and Board of
Supervisors of Humboldt County, is in
town Mr. Haw is a bright young Re-
publican politician.
Eugene F. Burt and Andrew j. Clunie
returned on Sunday from the six weeks
trip they have been making throughout
the East They thoroughly enjoyed their
tourney and have been much rested by
the vacation.
Jacob Goldberg has returned from
Europe to New York and is stopping at
the Hotel Savoy. Mrs. Goldberg and her
son, Sol Goldberg, start Tuesday evening
for New York, where they will spend a
couple of months
]. c. Franks, formerly United States
Marshal, is at the Waldeck Sanitarium
recovering from severe surgical opera
ton for the removal of calcareous
growth from his right knee joint He will
be out in a few days.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. Garonne Is now on
her way to Paris to visit her sister, Mrs.
Victor Mason. Mrs. Garonne is accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Ruth Forbes,
of the seminaries of Europe.
Frank A. Coffin of Boise, Idaho, is a
guest at the Occidental He has come to
the city for the purpose of meeting the
Grant and being one of the first to greet
the volunteers of his State who are re-
turning on her.
Lieutenant Governor Joseph Hutchinson
of Idaho is at the Grand, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. He comes to join
the Governor of Idaho and the rest of
the representative citizens of that State
who are here waiting TO welcome their
returning volunteers.
A very pretty little compliment was
paid to the California boys the other
night through Lieutenant Curzons of
Company L. While the troops were seat
ed at the supper in the nave of the ferry
building a messenger brought in a box
to the lieutenant, who, opening it. drew
forth a floral wreath 1t had followed
the regiment all the way from Honolulu
and was sent by Mrs. John Ena with an
"AIoha nui'' to the officer. in the hope
that while he was enjoying the hospital
itv of his native city he would not forget
the people who had entertained his regi-
uent in the Paradise of the Pacific.