The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
PERSONAL.


A. B. Palmer Jr., prominent busi-
w. II. Hollenbeek, merchant of
Fresno, is at the Baltimore.
Charles J. Graham and wife of Los
Angeles have taken apartments at the
Majestic.
j. H Caswell arrived from Toronto,
Canada, yesterday, and is at the Ma
jestic.
Larry Robinson, representing NJ.
Phillips & Sons of New York. is at the
Baltimore.
Dr. Frank E. Rodolph of this eity,
we'll known in club and social circles
here and who recently joined the
vaudeville ranks in New York, will ap-
pear here Sunday. June 10. at the Or
pheum. with his wife, Nita Allen, in a
one-act sketch entitled Car 3, State
room H. -
w. r. Wheaton of Washington, d. c.,
is at the Touraiue.
j. f. Pershing, an artist of Chicago,
is registered at the Metropolis.
Mrs. l.. Fisher tourist from Okla
honia. is guest at the Metropolis.
p A Stanton, an Asseh1blvman of
Los Angeles, is at the Hotel Crellin.
j. Royal Scott, representing a lace
house CT Philadelphia, is at the Metro
pole M
J. Thompson, an English travelling
man, is registered at the Hotel Metro
pole.
K. B. Butler, merchant of Santa
barbara; is guest at the Hotel
Metropole.
f. B. Butler. hotel man and mer-
chant of Santa Barbara, is at the Hotel
Metropole.
@. A. Swan of Boston. representing a
large shoe concern of the Hub, is stay
ing at the Hotel Crellih.
Fred Whitney 0f Petaluma. who is
connected with the California North
western Railroad, is at the Hotel Crel-
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McLaren. tourists
from Omaha, are at the Athens. Mr.
McLaren is a prominent merchant of
Omaha.
Mrs. E. A. Meistcr, wife of the Sacra-
mento Supervisor and carriage manu-
facturer, is visiting her sister. Mrs. f..
A. Jordan
OAKLAND, June 1.-Osuke Asamo
and H. Sawateri of Toxic are guests at
the, Hotel Touraine While they are
engaged in business in the Orient and
are here for business. they intend to
study the effects Of the earthquake and
make Il report when they return to
Japan. They are students at the Inn
perial University of Toxic.
II. j. Hildebrand and P. A. Wilkinson,
commercial men, spent a week at the
Hotel Crellin. They left on the Over
land for the East this morning.
w. A. Bell, Interested in mines at
Placerville and In Oregon. Is making Il
trip through Alaskn. fiesfIas been mak-
ing his headquarters at the Hotel Crel-
lin.
Among the comr1ereiaI men regis
tered at the Hotel Crellin are H. w.
cago; John A. Hunter, New York; A. d.
Edwards, Los Angeles; NJ. j. Moloney,
st. Joseph. Mo.
John b. Jordan, proprietor Of the
Athens. is visiting Webber Lake, the
summer resort near Truckee owned by
him and his brother. f. A. Jordan of
the Hotel Crellin. Webher Lake will
be opened as usual about June Is.
A H. Christie, a travelling man from
milwaukee,, is at the Hotel Metropole.
He declares that the spirit Of the peo-
pie OF San Francisco during the calam-
ity was SO remarkable that he las sent
a special message to his firm declaring
that the greater San Francisco that the
Caiifornians believe in will be a reality
within a few years
C. E. Wiggintol, formerly of a. large
department store of Seattle, but who
has recently made his headquarters In
Oakland, will leave the Hotel Touraine
saturday for an extended tour through
Inc larger Eastern cities. Wigginton
came to Oakland to look after his busl-
ness interests, and says that San Fran
cisco will. be a greater city than ever
when it is rebuilt.