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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
Becomes a Benedict.

A wedding OF great brilliancy, unit
ing two most prominent young peo.
pie, was solemnized at the Episcopa.
liam church In Savannah, on Wednes-
day evening Of this week, June Is,
1913, when Rector Eckle, of st. 10.
seph, united In marriage DR.. Jonas G..
Whitmer, Of this city, and Miss Helen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Frod.
sham, Of Savannah. The impressive
ring service Of the Episcopal ritual
was used, the ceremony being per.
formed In the presence OF a large an.
dience OF friends and relatives.
Mr.. Roger Turner, of this city, and
Miss Jennie. sister Of the bride, al.
tended the couple.
The bride Is the daughter Of form.
er Oregon girl, Miss Agnes Lehmer
and attended our school here, and
grew to young womanhood in our IT..
tie city, and later became Mrs. Frod-
sham, and for many years have resid-
ID In Savannah, where the bride was
born. The bride Is also a grand.
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lehmer
and niece Of George Lehmer, Of this
city.
The groom Is an Oregon production,
practicing dentist, enjoying an ex.
tensive practice, a man greatly es.
,eemed by all our people, and who has
won his way 10 the hearts Of the peo.
pie OF Oregon by his strong intellect.
nality and right living. Since the
death Of his father many years ago,
lie has looked after and cared for his
mother, living together IN their coy
little home In the north central part
u our city. To us the groom is one
u natures noblest Of men. and II,
and bride will ever carry with them
In their journey through life III,
heartiest well wishes Of everybody. OF
all shades Of society of our little city
After tour Of the importanI point,
Of Colorado. they will return here
and occupy one Of the most elegant
homes In our city, which the groom
has Just completed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20

George Patterson, wife and daugli.
ter, Miss Hazel, and son, Max, were
In ST. Joseph Wednesday Of this
week.
Miss Lizzie l,oecker Is In Excel
sior Springs for few days with heI
son.in.law and daughter, Guy Cum.
n.ins and wife.
Miss Mary Zook, her guest, Fred
llager Of Johnstown, Pa, and viii
u. Curry were IN ST. Joseph Wednes.
day, driving down In the machine.
Mrs, T., \, Welty Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles T.. Geiger OF
ST. Joseph. Mrs, Welty attended the
Whitmer.Frodsham wedding In Sa,
yannah Wednesday evening,
MIR, and Mrs. NJ, II, Martin had
as house guests Tuesday and Wednes,
day Of this week Mrs. Clara Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Meek of Elmo, Mo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martin OF
Portland, Ore.
Miss Anna Curry will return Sat
urday from Chicago and Eyanston
H., where she has been visiting
friends for the past two weeks. While
away she attended the commence
ment exercises al Northwestern uni.
versity.
Mrs. A, l., Caskey, q former resi-.
dent Of this city, but who had been
living at Sierra MadIe, California, for
number OF years, died AZ the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Rufus Meyer,
at Sunnyside, Washington, where she
was visiting Monday, OF this week,
June 49, 1913. We hope for . more
extended notice next week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
The Missouri Nursery In.
spectiOn Law.

The attention Of nurserymen.
agents and dealers in fruit trees and
general nursery stock Is called To the
inspection law which was passed by
the Legislature last winter. This
new law becomes effective this sum.
mer and all interested in the grow.
ing, selling, shipping. importing and
planting Of fruit trees, vines, shrubs
and other nursery stock should ad-
dress the Chief Inspector Of Nurse.
ries and Orchards. Columbia. Mo. I,
and receive a copy Of the law and In.
structions as to how he may comply
with It's provisions.
The law requires that all growers
Of nursery stock In Missouri apply to
the Chief Inspector before the first
Of July for an inspection Of their
stock. This applies to all growers.
large or small and nhether the stock
Is shipped, sold locally or used for
home orchard or for public parks.
This inspection will be made during
the months OF July, August and Sep.
TENDER and grow srs will prevent un.
necessary delay Ind extra expense to
themselves, II .ney notify the Chief
Inspector at once.
All dealers In nursery stock must
apply for dealers certificate In case
they grow no stock but buy and sell
Also all agents for Missouri nurseries
or for nurseries IN other states, who
simply take orders. must apply for an
agen, certificate and Tile necessary
papers.
| " all nur-crymcn, agents and i.ai
erS who See this motto. A. We'll n, 9th.
ers Who may know uf nursrfymen
agents and dealers Who NAY not see
1t, VIII kindly notify the chief In.
spector. u viii BE- ~ great help "a
him In carrying out the important
work.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
Right From the Shoulder

Robert Smith, Jr,, Of this city, was
In Rnlo, Nebraska, one day, last
week, and In talking with Frank 81
mon, a live, wide-awake and up.to'
date hardware and implement dealer
OF that city, caught on to a notice
that Mr.. Simon is spreading broad
cast In that section OF Nebraska
which Is as follows:
"PLAIN TALK.
Ny opinion Is anybody who sends
Of to Catalogue House for their
wants without first giving their Home
Merchant chance to quote prices Is
. Traitor to the Community.
FRANK SIMON, Rulo, Neb."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20


Ing. They will certainly have q
nice home.
&C. G. Hartman and daughter,
Elsa, drove through to Burlington
Junction, sunday morning, to see
Grandma Praiswater, who Is very low.
Mrs. Terry and daughter, Mary,
returned from st. Joseph, Saturday
evening Mrs. Terry from a three
weeks visit and Mary from a few
days visit,
Adam Scheaffer, father of Mrs.
Bessie Yemen, was operated on for
appendicitis, at the Ellsworth Hos.
pital, Thursday Of last week, June IL.
lie Is getting along well.
DR.. kearney's residence and the
central ofilce have been treated to q
new dress OF paint, which Improves,
not only the building, but also the
street. With the three lower rooms
newly papered and the woodwork
oiled, the central building presents an
attractive appearance.
AS Friday night was ladies' night
at the band room, quite . number
we're there and were treated TO candy
by the genial leader, Mr.. Columbus
Patterson. Messrs. Norman Stevens,
Ras Nowlsnd, "Smithy" and "Cap"
Hodgin, Of Maitland, came down and
favored them with some extra music,
We hope the boys will come again
soon.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
RUTH,

The Richville Sunday school will
give an ice cream social Saturday
night, June q. Everybody invited.
-Baled Timothy Hay for sale.
II. Il. MILNE,
Forbes, Missouri.
Both Phones.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
ATTENTION, PLEASE.

have proposition and Literature you should read
corning irrigated land in the Pecos Valley Texas The
ter used on this rich j. the ecos River which
being used by the L. = and Private Projects
with such wonderful rpsultsat Carlsbad and Roswell N.
Mexico
This Is the land that produces the famous Pea Green al
falfa that tops the markets of the world
This IL the land that holds intact natures riches
having wasted erosion This il the irrigated land that is
selling at extremely reasonable price for short time
Call my office for Descriptive Literature and Terms.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-06-20
r. c. BENTON, Oregon, Mo.
Raspberries! Raspberries!

Phone in your order possible and yon will not
be disappointed in getting them. We will make II special
business TO- av. berries ready for people in the country
who will phone
We will have time to hunt mp and decker with custo.
when they begin to ripel and when have no or.
ders IN from home people will ship them out. SO don
wait till the last minnie They will he extra fine berries and
have put the price down to $3.50 per crate Raspberres
will begin to rip-n about JUNE 18TH t. 10TH
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04

Mary Page, an untutored and uned-
ucated child of the country. born to a
life of drudgery and paternal cruelty.
but with a keen Imagination and a
longing for the beautiful things and
broader vista than that of her sordid
surroundings, had listened to the love
songs of Alan Wilson. a wealthy
young artist and collector, who had
| made her home his stopping place
during summer sketching tour.
With him she travelled, ever in an
atmosphere of wonder and romance,
to the art centers of the world. whence
he collected priceless treasures to
adorn their home in Riverside drive,
New York. But during the three
years that had elapsed since they left
the farm realization had come to
Mary that she had missed life's- great
meaning. and stronger and stronger
grew the conviction that she must
| cast aside all she had known of lux
| ury and go forth, humbly, to work out
! her own regeneration.
How she does so, through periods
| of storm and stress, and how great is
her eventual crown of victory. Ed
ward Sheldon has told in his vivid
| play, THE High Road" in which Mrs.
| Fiske is to be seen at the Columbia
| theater during the two weeks begin
ming Monday night next As corele-
wants of the main theme of the play,
! the young author has introduced a
number of present day social and po-
| litical problems, which make for an
| interest that is said to be as engross-
| Ing as 1t is timely
| In this dramatically complex but
| wonderfully human role Mrs. Fiske
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Transbay. Social Happenings

The marriage .-of Miss Margaret
winder to krthpr Epson took place
this AFTERNOON at the home. of. the
brides parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. A NJ.
Winder. 2S28 Dwight way, Berkeley.
The brides sister. .Bernice winder,
who acted.as flower girl. was the only
attendant The ceremony was read by
Rev A. L McAfee Of the First Pres
byterian church. Berkeley. After a
short honeymoon the couple will live
in Colorado. where the groom is en-
ployed in the United States forestry
service.
After a year and a half in Europe.
Mrs. J. E. Mcintyre and daughter,
Miss Lulu Rubke. are again at their
home in Berkeley and are being cor
daily greeted by their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker Treat
have closed their home in Hillegas
avenue. Berkeley. and have taken
apartments at Ell Drisco. San Fran
cisco, for the winter. The Misses AIyra
and Aileen Treat will remain in Berke-
ley to continue their studies at the
university. :.
Miss Kate Chandler Thompson. the
artist. is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
c. Sharpsfein of Alameda. Miss
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
VARIED PROGRAMS |
ARE SEEN

The original Pasquali version OF
THE Last Days of Pompeii. being
shown at Grauman's Imperial theater
continues to crowd the theater at ali
performances. The original version
of The Last Days of Pompeii'' will be
seen at Grauman's Imperial theater VI
to and including Saturday night.
Commencing with the Sunday mat
inee, the positive appearance of the
photoplay gem of the year, Jack Lon
don's Sea Wolf" is announced. This
stirring narrative of the Pacific was
taken under the personal supervision
of the author Jack London, and Mr.
Hobart Bosworth. who plays the lead
ing role. that of Wolf" Larsen. the
brutal captain of The Ghost"
Nearly all of the scenes were filmed
in and around San Francisco bay and
are said to be marvels of photography
The second performance by the The
atre Francois company will be given
tomorrow night at Scottish Rite audi
toriun, when a most interesting double
bill WIN be offered
The performance viii open with the
charming one act comedy LITE de la
Saint Martin" by Meilhac and Ha1evy.
The second part of the performance
will consist of OTenbachs opera
comique, Marriage by Lantern" which
is one of the masterpieces of that
form of composition. An excellent cast
of singers and a complete orchestra
under the baton of NJ. Emilio Puyans
will interpret this little work.
Tickets may be secured at Sherman
Clay & Co.'S or at the door on the
evening of the performance.
=
The fourth symphony concert of the
San Francisco symphony orchestra
will be given at the Cort thea
ter tomorrow afternoon, commencing
at 3 o'clock sharp, and the excellent
program will be enriched by the pres
ence of Clarence WhitehiIl, the ster.
ling barytone of the Chicago opera
company. In the main the offerings O,
the orchestra will be as familiar as
they are melodious. The symptom,
will be the No. in c minor of Brahms
Lovers Of Wagner will be pleased with
the matchless and mastery singing OF
Wotan's farewell and the magic fire
scene from Die walkure" and the
Hans Sachs monologue. VAIN
Wahn" from THE Meistersinger." b,
Clarence Whitehill. Whitehill has
long been acknowledged as the lead
| ing Wagnerian barytone.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Walsh Him
Betf1rothal Is
Announced
Mill. Valley Belle to Become
Bride of Civil Engineer at
January Wedding

Mrs A. c. HIM made formal an
nouncement yesterday of the engage
ment of her youngest daughter, Miss
Gertrude HIM, to Frank Walsh. a
leader in social and financial circles
of this city.
The news is hardly matter of sur
prise, as a warm friendship between
the couple has been known to exist
for years. Miss HIM is sister of
Mrs. H..R. Gundlach and of Mrs. Bruce
Butler. wife of Lieutenant Butler.
U. S. A She Is a belle of San Fran
cisco and of Mill Valley. the HIM
family home. Mr.. Walsh also lives in
the pretty suburb. where his brother
and sister in law. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walsh, and his sister. Miss Mary
Walsh, also reside. The bridegroom
elects is p graduate Of the Columbia
university He is civil engineer
and is engaged in business. in. this
city.
The marriage is set for January.
probably the 'loth.".
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
t@lS/TIISpEpINGS
81 in the
2N ~ WINGS

4 The Robert Mantell engagement at
the Cort theater is coming to a close.
1T has proved eminent1y successful.
Tonight the eminent tragedian will be
seen in "Richelieu.' tomorrow night
in King John" and at the Saturday
matinee in Hamlet" A repetition of
Cashier Delavigne's Louis XII on
Saturday night will be the final bill.
X X
Paul Armstrong; versatility as a
playwright is again to be demonstrated
at the Alcazar. where his "Salomy
Jane" will be presented next week.
following his THE Escape" He adapt
ed "Salomy Jane from Bret Harte's s
famous story, entitled "Salomy James
Kiss It's locale is the Sierra foot
hills, it's period the early sixties and
its characters are types which have
been eliminated by civilizations adj
vance. When the play was last pre-
scented here the team work" of Miss
Vaughan and Mr.. Lyteu was unan-
imously pronounced the finest they
ever did on that stage.
X
The final performance of The
Candy Shop" at the Gaiety theater is
now definitely announced for Sunday
night, the 18th. This sensational sue
cess, to which San Francisco has re-
sponded with that enthusiasm it al
ways shows for good thing well
done. win have by that time played
close to 100 times. Though this is a
record run in San Francisco in these
days, there is little reason for beliey-
ing that THE Candy Shop" would not
have continued indefinitely at the
Gaiety, for at no time has there been
any falling off in the remarkable
business. which, now that the closing
days are announced, has grown TO
capacity.
THE Common Law" a dramatiza-
ton of Robert W. Chambers widely
discussed novel, will begin an en-
gagement limited to two weeks at
the Savoy theater next Monday. No
book of fiction OF recent times has
caused such sensation as has THE
Common Law" and it is said. that no
other story OF similar nature has
lent itself so admirably to dramatic
purposes as has this Accordingly in
teresting tale.
The well known New York pro-
Queer. A. H. Woods. has taken espe-
cial pains to make Mr.. Chambers
novel a play that should have endur-
ing fame. During the engagement of
The Common Law" matinees will be
given Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
day.
In the meantime the wonderful Cap
tain Scott south pole expedition mo-
ton pictures are in their last week
at the Savoy theater.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04

I Taylor Granville and Laura Pier
pont will appear in the new bill at
the Orpheum Sunday in the one act
play. 1.-THE system which deals with
the police as they are and the under
world as it is. This act was written
by Mr.. Granville and JUNE McCree.
and one of its greatest asses is IT'S
character drawing
Lyons and Yosco, The Harpist and
the Singer" and both natives of sunny
Italy viii be heard in their latest
successes. when I First Met Y0."
'Margarita,'' I'm Coming Back TO
Dixie and You" and ''Mardi Gras Rag"
Clayton Kennedy and Matte Rooney
in an eccentric comedy skit; Marshall
Montgomery. ventriloquist. and La TOY
Brothers in an acrobatic novelty will
complete the new acts.
Next week will be the last of Billy
Gould and Belle Ashlyn. John E. Haz-
Yard and Marie Mcfarland and Ma,
dame ?.
Capacity houses and the S. r. o.
sign is the signal that the EMPRESS
bill this week is of unusual merit. The
five Old Veteran Boys in Blue do their
share toward making this the banner
week. The stage life playlet, BE
hind the Scenes" and the Franconia
opera company lend to make this one
OF the best seven act bills of the year,
Beginning next Sunday afternoon
another excellent bill is promised.
The fitting feature and one that will
appeal to the old as well as the young
is the intensely interesting playlet
called Louis Christmas. Five well
known players are In the cast of this
play. which combines pathos and hui
NOR.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04

thompson recently gave a success
full exhibit at the Sketch club in san
Francisco.
The wedding of Miss la Lloyd to
Gilbert Jones. young attorney. will
take place shortly after the holidays
at the home of her parents in Fruit
vale. Miss Lloyd's attendants have
not yet been announced, but they will
be chosen from among her closest
friends in Fruitvale. The announce
ment of the couple's engagement was
made early in the season and since
then Miss Lloyd has been made the
motif for many affairs Jones is a
graduate of the University of Cali
fornia and fraternity man.
x
Mrs. Carnegie Ross, wife of the
British consul general, viii hold her
monthly reception at her home, 1876
The Uplands. Berkeley. this after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Ross have re-
Gently returned from a tour of the
world.
An elaborate dinner party will be
given at the Hotel Oakland by Mrs.
M. P. Clarke on the evening of De-
cember 20. A large number of guests
from both sides of the bay have been
invited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Invitations. Received

limitations have been received in
this city from. Mrs. wolcotr Thomas
FOR the marriage Of her daughter: Miss
Julia Kihgslefgh. Thomas. to Or. James
Albert Gorseaiden.. December 1e. at 4:sO
o'ciock. Il the charity OF Grace church,
New York Dr.. And Mrs. Corscaden
willsbe at home, after FEBRUARY l at
the welIesley..;West End avenue, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Seton Miss
Helen rhonas) VIII depart next week
for New YORK TO attend the wedding.
Mrs Seton VIII. be her sisters maid
Of honor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
To Take Trim South

Mrs Henry T. Scott is planning a
trip south::so be. taken during the
Christmas holidays; and has asked
Miss Helen Berthaau to. accompany
her. Miss sBertheau has recently re-
turned from the east. where. she went
as Mrs. Scotts guest during the lat
ter part of August
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Miss WHITLEY Returns

Miss Nancy Whitley has returned to
her apartments at the keystone after
having spent several days in Bur
lingame, where she was entertained
Mrs. Rudolph siiverston (the former
Miss Eleanor Dimond, a sister of Mrs
Tobin, is also a guest at the Tobin
home.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Home for HOLIDAYS

Miss Louise AIcNear is home FOR tba
holidays and will be the guest Of Ter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Nc
Near Jr- at their home In Peta1nma
until after the New Year. She is now
visiting in this city and is the guest
OF Miss Christine McNab at her home
in Broadway.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
To Visit i'm City

Mr.. and Mrs. George La Fargo, VINO
are visiting in Palo Alto as the
guests of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Frank p Thompson, will come to
San Francisco Saturday to pass the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
III. Hellmann al their California street
residence. A bit of pleasing news to
friends in California is the probable
ity that Mr., and Mrs. La Fargo win
live here permanently, instead of in
Vancouver. B. c., where they have
made their home for several years.
Mrs. La Fargo will be remembered as
Miss Roberta Thompson, former San
Francisco. belle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Dancing Club to Meet

Members of the Dolce Far Niente
club viii meet tonight for a dinner
and dance at the Cliff house. These
weekly affairs are much enjoyed by
the little coterie who instigated them.
among whom are:
Mr. and Mrs CareyIAIr and Mrs H. v
Friedlander Burr
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Pendeton Neustadter
Nj. and Mrs Freder- Mr.. aud Mrs Raymond
lex Palmer Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
H. O'Brien Hugilsou
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Mr. and Mrs. FELTON,
Travers Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs H G.
LANCE AlcGowan
Mr.. and Mrs Leon lir. and Mrs Stacey
Greenebaum Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Mr.. and Mrs. John J..
Schweitzer Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Mr.. and Mrs Bertram
Ertz Abramson
Mr.. and Mrs. RoyISIrs. Abercrombie
Bishop The Misses Abercron-
Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-l Ole
lex Brennan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04

Miss Bryan Recovering
Miss Linda Bryan. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis last Sat
urday, is recovering and is virtually
out of danger. Mrs. Prentiss Cobb
Hale is in constant attendance at her
daughters bedside
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
To Give DINNER

Colonel and Mrs: Charles Phillips
wiz preside at dinner tonight in one
of rhe downtown cafes and later
their guests win be entertained at a
dinner party. The guests will be:
Major and. Mrs. Joseph Lieutenant and Mrs.
knOWiton afaxweIr Murray
Colonel and Mrs. Captain and Mrs.
Thomas Rees = Francis Lincoln
Captain and Mrs l-lCaptain and MRS
liam Peek Leonard T. Waidron
Major and .ffrs- y. c. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Johnson -. Halsey Dunwcody
Captain and Mrs. Ed Miss Annie Fulton
ward Nones' Miss Cali Phillips
Captain apd Mrs saptain James Fulton
% Henry Sheen :. Colonel John 2. Hams
Captain and Mss. John rLdeutenant Ralph
r. :Geary Chrystai Harrison.
- ~ X
Married. i'm Washington
The. marriage 81 Miss Helen. Down
ing,.a Belle Of washington. D. G. and
Lieutepant. Commander Hugo .oster-
haus was seLebrated at ST. Johns
church in the national capital today.
The sbridegro;oim IS: son of Admiral
and. Mrs. 6sterhaus,. until recently
residents of Mare Island, and widely
krOSn jn"this City He is a grand,
son. of General .esferHaus. U. S. A,
retif:ed. who is now. living. at his an
'cestgaFhome in-Germany.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
Take London Apartment

Mrs. Adrian Won Behrens and the
Misses Ida and Josephine Ross have
taken an apartment in London until
after the holidays They viii then
depart for sojourn on the continent,
to be gone until May.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04

Pass Few Days i'm Town
Mr.. land Mrs. Frederick Sharon have
come UP from their home in Menlo
Park and are spending few days at
the Palace hotel.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-04
To Visit Peqao

Mrs. John G. Kirchen will depart
Saturday for Reno. where she will
meet Mr.. Kirchen, whose business in
terests keep him in Nevada the great
er part of the time. After brief So
journ there she will go to Tonopah
for a 10 days visit.