Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

S. wasserman and wife are in San Francisco
Fred Mason has returned from San Francisco.
VIII. Parks and wife, of Marysville, are in the
city.
Mrs. s. Coons returned to Elk Grove from San
Francisco Wednesday.
Misses ida and Ada Lowell, Of Oakland, are visit
ing friends in this dty.
E. Il. Miller, Jr., of San Francisco, is spending a
few days in Sacramento.
James G. Fair passed through the city en- route to
San Francisco yesterday.
L. Lpman and wife, Of this city, sail for Oregon
from San Francisco to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Parker, Of Sacramento, are guests
Of W. E. Drew at Elk Grove.
Frank Jones has removed from Elk Grove to Sac
rt.mento to reside permanently.
Miss Sallie Rupley, Of Woodland, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. H. Corbin, Of this city.
Mrs. A. J. stevens has gone East to meet her
husband, who will return on Saturday.
John Lane of Elko, and John Russing Of Bronco,
Nevada, have been visiting Sacramento.
Elk Governor Blaisdel Of Nevada passed through
the city en- route to San Francisco yesterday
E. A. Rogers. of c. p r. R. Freight Department
San Francisco, returned to the bay yesterday.
A. G. Hatch. of Suisun, spent few days at Elk
Grove visiting friends the early part Of the week.
Mrs. S. B. Rogers and Miss Bessie c. Rogers, of
Oakland, formerly of this city, are visiting friends
here.
Judge Niles searles and family, of Nevada City,
have returned to their home from a visit to Yo-
semitic.
Robert Crane, formerly OF Elk Grove, is home
sick in his Washington home, and will soon return
to California
Miss Jennie Mcconnell, Of Elk Grove, arrived
home from Mills Seminary, where she was gradu-
ated a few days ago.
Mrs. William Cluff, of San Francisco returned to
her home last week, after visit of several weeks
among relatives at Elk Grove.
Arthur Brown, Bridge Superintendent of the
Central Pacific Railroad, passed through the city
en- route to Truckee yesterday.
Mrs. P. Everts, formerly OF Sacramento, went
East Tuesday evening on her way to Europe, where
she expects to travel for two years.
DIR. T. A. Snider and family go to San Diego for q
few weeks, hoping that short trip at sea and
change Of climate will improve Mrs Snider's health
John Nelson moved into his new house few days
ago at Elk Grove, and celebrated the event by a
good oldfashioned house warming, to which all the
neighbors were invited, and pleasant time was
had.
church social was given at Elder School-house,
near Elk Grove, few nights ago, by the Methodsts
for the benefit Of the Pastors Aid Fund. The affair
was quite success socially, and netted handsome
sum besides.
At the Eldred House Thomas Allen and wife,
Joseph Mcclure, Michigan Bar; Dennis Wight, San
Jose A. J. Bump. Isleton; W. d. McClorden and
daughter, Albert Hass. George Grimshaw, Robert
Malone, Oliver Plummer, Thomas Grimshaw, Co.'S
umues John Hanlan, James E. Beach, Routier !;
W. Burns Tuolumne county; I. Wilson, Latrobe !;
VIM. Barber, Copper Hill.
They were speaking of love the other night-she
enthusiastically, he half dreamiy. T" There Is q
difference he said, between liking and loving.
like great many persons; love there he threw
all his soul into his eyes they rested afectionate
" upon her facet only one" And that one" she
whispered, with subdued gladstone infection,
"isg' "That one is myself" Tableaux, and ad
journment sine die of the evening matinee.
The following are at the State House: Charles
Hamilton, Georgetown Mrs Ella Tibbetts, A. Bar
Der, Plymouth: J. 7. Leavy and wife, Miss Leavy,
Nicolaus G. w. Bark, ]. X. Young. Stockton :
John R. Snead, Dixon Lyman Wilcox. W. C. Shell
don, Costumes; G. H. Meiss, Lagoon VIM. Fry,
Franklin: George w. Dixon. George E. Dixon,
Charles Dixon, S. II. Moulton, P. R. Beckley, W. S.
Runyon, San Francisco; John Jenkins, F1orin; S.
H. ShepleI, Lake house.