Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator j. G. Fair passed through the city.
Mrs. W. A. Henry is visiting friends in Oakland.
Miss George wilburn left yesterday for San jose
George B. Beatty, the miller OF Madison, is in the
city.
Miss +. Boyden, of Lincoln, is visiting friends in
the city.
Frederick Cox and Clark W Cox have returned
from San Jose.
Miss Carrie Zehander, Of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in Volcano
S. W Butler returned Yesterday from few days
visit to Placer county.
II. P. Livermore of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
Miss Maggie Bixby, of Sacramento county, is visit
ing friends in Sacramento,
Luke Harvey OF Tombstone is IN the city, on his
way TO Shasta to visit his folks.
J. W Kaesbers and family; Of Goseyille, have
gone TO Santa Cruz for the summer.
Miss Sadie Jones and Mrs Nellie Warner of this
city spending few weeks at Santa Cruz.
Captain G. W. Bond OF Washington Corners, Ala
media county, is visiting relatives in this city,
Mrs. J. NJ. Kelly has gone to Jacinto to remain
week in visiting the family OF High J. Glenn.
Misses Ella and Maggie Boutwell, left Sacramento
yesterday to spend the summer at Santa Cruz
Mrs. T. W Stevens left Saturday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs W. NJ. Allen, of San Francisco.
Judge >. SCION H0ll, OF SacraUentO, petH
selected the Fourth OF July orator at Red Bluff
Jerome Madden and wife, of San Mateo, visit
ing this city, the guests OF DR.. and Mrs Simmons
Misses Mary Luther, Dell Leonard and Jennie Davis
visiting Roseyille and vicinity. They will be
absent about week
Mrs. f. P. Rust, who has been visiting her sons
family in Fairfield for the past six weeks, returned
to her home in san Francisco on Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. B. Crocker Miss Croker, Master Edward
rtrar Dat. md LIZARD left
Omaha yesterday, to arrive in this city June S0th.
Miss Sadie Adams, who has been visiting Miss
Hattie Swan at Auburn for the past two months,
turned to her home in Stockton, Friday morning.
Mrs J. A. Campbell OF Suisun, who has been on
visit to Etna Springs, Napa county, for her health
for some time past, returned nome on saturday
evening.
Miss Nellie Acock has returned from visit Of
several weeks to lone. She was the recipient of
compliment in the way of extensive surprise
party while there.
Dr. G. l. Simmons and wife left for the East by
last evenings overland train. His son Gussie, OF
the junior class Of the State University, will proba
bly, complete his course at Harvard.
Misses Ada Deacon Augusta Kline, Isabel Hen
ierson Annie Conlin, Allie Tyrrell, Lizzie Stokes,
E. II. Taylor, S. P. Murphy, Jer. Crowley, John
Mulroy ii. Walworth, John Crowley, gradu-
ated from the Grass Valley High School last Friday
George NJ Cogill, commonly known as "Needles,
the Tragedan,' is in the city, and says he simply
desires to be let severely alone by the newspapers
generally. He claims that the free notices usually
accorded him are too free 10 be appreciated. and
that their cessation will be most fully appreciated.
Arrivals at the Edred House Duncan Mckenzie,
New York; s. L. Pendeten, Georgetown Yahob
Egger, Rose Springs; Thomas Niece, Norris Grant;
Alfred Spooner Michigan Bar D.; Henry Fay, Edward
Lynch, Routier; z. Coy, wife and two children,
Twelve mile House; F. W. Hoppe, Florin; Mrs. E.
Pierce Miss Ella Pierce F. J. Rhoads, S. W. Taylor
W W. Wade, Costumes.
Arrivals at the State House F. II. Brown, New
Hope Mrs. Bryan and two children, Joe Bryan,
Clarksburg; II. Lawson, Todd's Valley; G.. II.
Kerr, George eastman, Elk Grove Charles Bias.
sett, Thomas Riley, 7. Jacley Amador City: !. S.
Hall, L. o. Marks, Placervilie ]. W. Parkison,
C. Brown, lone City; J. C. Clancy, wife and five
children, Crockett; Charles Pearl, city c. TOWN.,
A. Pedretti A. Bare, Ell Dorado; W. $. Runyon,
San Francisco; George Frisbie, Norris Grant.