Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
H. Mccune has gone to Monterey.

J. II. McCune has gone to Monterey
Miss Lucy Hubbs is visiting at Allen Springs
II. Swingle and family at Blue Canyon
Mrs C. H. Stevens has returned from Monterey.
R. C. Hamilton and wife, Of Cousa, are in town.
Sheriff Steele, Of Colusa, was in the city yester-
day.
Railroad Commissioner Cone was in the city yes.
terday.
Miss Abertine Elkus returned last evening from
the Bay.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton, of Dixon, was in the city
yesterday.
F. R. Dray left by steamer yesterday for Sherman
Island.
DR.. obed Harvey, OF Gait, came to the city yes
terday
j. Greeley, of Marysville, came to the city yes
terday.
A. Towle, of Dutch Flat, came down from Alta
yesterday.
Judge benson and L. s. Taylor left for the bay
yesterday.
J.J. Smith, Of Auburn station, came to the city
yesterday.
Sheriff Hebron is rusticating at springs in the
foothills.
W. Lenz and wife are visiting friends at Sheridan,
in Placer county.
John We'll. State Treasurer, will leave for San
Francisco to-day.
Henry Nathan has returned from q rusticating
trip to the Sierras.
Mrs. L. Daniels and daughter are visiting friends
at San Francisco.
H. B. Rock, of Placeryille, and L. E. Hanes, OF
Oroville, are in the city.
Rev. n. Slater returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to Monterey.
F. L. Clements and J. Robinet, of Nicolaus were
in Sacramento yesterday.
DR.. J. R. Lame has returned from Santa Cruz
Mrs. Lame remains at Oakland
George E. Jones, formerly resident of this place.
left for San Francisco yesterday.
r. B. Moore, Mrs. J. kanaiy and Miss D. Ranady
of Courtland, were in town yesterday.
Senator j. 7. Farlsy and family will arrive from
the East by the overland this morning.
Miss Amelia Duggan has gone for few weeks
sojourn to San Francisco and san Jose.
VIM NJ Webster, General Agent of the Asso-
ciated Press. was in the city last evening.
Joseph Stefiins has returned from Monterey His
family will remain a few weeks longer at the sea-
side.
A. J. Marsh, official Court reporter for Shasta
county, passed through yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco
F. Hofmeister of Placerville, came up from San
Francisco yesterday. After few days visit here he
will return home.
Samuel Deal, formerly a member OF the Sacra-
mento Police Department, came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
D. NJ Reavis and VIM. Hawkins came down from
Chico yesterday Mr.. Reayis has some fine stock in
training at the park.
James L. King, N. Rochen, Mrs. G. II. Swain, J.
A. Gaskill, Fl. Newell, C. Wagner and N. +. Tarpy,
of San Francisco, are in the city.
Mrs. John Donahue and son, accompanied by Mrs.
S. W. Harris, left yesterday for San Francisco.
They Iwillreturn in abouttw weeks.
Mrs. Hawkins, mother of VIM. Hawkins, of Chico.
and Stephen Hawkins of Oakland, will pass through
the city to-day visit to her son in the latter
place.
George Lucas, a resident ,f Honolulu for the last
26 years, is stopping in the city Mr.. Lucas is &C.
companied by his son and James Simmons, of that
place
Fred. N. Campbell, State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, left yesterday for San Jose to
attend meeting of the State Normal School TrTls-
tees
VIM R. Felter and bride returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday. They were rendered reception by
their young friends at the residence Of J. l. Felter
Monday evening.
A few evenings since about twenty FIVE members
OF the Hussar military company rendered Fritz
Hebron, who is captain Of the company, genuine
surprise. The latter gentleman invited them in
and entertained them in his customary hospitabe
manner A collation. Of the best spread before
the company, and speeches. songs, and good cheer
prevailed until late hour.