Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-08
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
CORRESPONDENT.

Harry soung, carson raised BOY
now living in Alameda, is machinist in
this city,
Johnny Heritage Of Alameda visited
San Jose during the Golden Jubiles csle-
brstion.
Miss Annie Mclaughlin, formerly OF
Reno, who has been at the German Hos
pital studying for trained nurse, COM
pleted her term last week.
son. il taking a course for trained nurse |
at Lanes Hospital.
Mrs. Pete Gordon has been permitted
to leave the hospital and will spend some
weeks with her sister, Mrs. c. Davsn-
port.
Joe Ryan and wife were guests at the
Palace Hotel last week.
Miss Minnie Morehouse, nee Csrbett,
the eldest daughter Of the late William
COrbett, underwent an operation fer ap-
pendicitis and it was necessary for sec
ond operation, at the Waldeck Hospital
last Wednesday. Mrs. Moorehouse, at
this writing, is doing fairly we'll.
Judge O'Brien Of tho Call staff arrived
from Carson last wednesday,.
1t is reported that si1-story hotel
is to bs erected on the site of the Bush
street theater, recently destroyed by
fire.
Johnny Vieira spent few days of
last week at Martinez, Cal, visiting
friends.
Miss Eaude Brambilla, who has
been in Los Angeles for the last two
years employed as a stenograPher, ar
rived in this city last Wednesday to
reside permanently.
Mrs. W. kerneen of Bridgeport,
Cal is visiting here for few weeks.
Len Gallagher was a guest Of his
father and mother on Liberty street
last Christmas, where a family re-
union was held there being 6 boys and
girls of the family, all married with
the exception of tho suave Len, at tho
table for the FIRST time in II years.
Many toast was drunk in honor Of
father and mother.
Mr.. Newton Roundtree returned to
Portland, Ore, last Wednesday. Mrs.
Roundtree will join her husband
shortly after the New Year.
DR.. Hernessy has been successfully
experimenting with porcelain inlay
work which will do away with the I'M
slightly gold filing in teeth. The i'm
preston Of the cavity is taken and thu
porcelain baked in furnace and in
serted.
The chimes on st. Patrick's Church or
Mission street are to be heard once NOR
after an absence Of one year. Xmas day
the chimes rang out the soft strains o
Aud Lang Syne'' and the Star SpaBgle,
Banner.
The Christmas tree in the Palace Hcts
court was illuminated with 500 incandes
cent lights and it was the largest ever Sc
up in this city. 1t was forty-fve fee
high.
Len Gallagher OF Virginia City wa
attendent at the football game last Mon
day. Len says the Indians are all right
Leslie Wright, who has been assiatan
manager Of the Sun Insurance Company
fer the past three years, resigned his Pc
sition last Wednesday and departed 70
Lendsn, accompanied by his wife an
step-son, to be absent eight months. Les
lie intends to return and go into bushes
for himself.
Jim Fife Of Reno is the guest of hi
mother, Mrs. Geo. r. Bradley, Of 6;
Hayes street.
A number of gentlemen, formerly res
dents of Nevada, are discussing a propt
sition to form Nevada club in this cit,
The idea originated with r. NJ. Dagget
the well known newspaper man now
the Cronicle staff and is meeting wit
much favor.
j.. p. CLARK, better known as the gel
tlenan who some years ago ran chick
en- ranch down below the old saw mill,
now engaged in making street car tent
ers over at Alameda. Mr.. Clark marie
Mamie Young some years age, and the
now have q son and daughter.
Harry Hilton, well known in Alpin
Virginia City and Bodis, is a resident {
this city.
Col. Shaw, one of the best known a
around newspapsrmen on the coas
and who some years ago was manage
of the Virginia City Enterprise, an
who has occupied all the importal
positions on the S. F. papers, has bee
re-appointed as an Inspector in ii
Custom House. Mr.. Shaw will be
the Pacific Mail Dock with new IN
form adorned with large brass button
San Francisco has GS livery stable
Edward Myrtle, . teamster resiair
at 428-14th street, was killed last We