Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
P. sheety has gone to Santa Cruz.

P. Sheety has gone to Santa Cruz
VIM. Hicks, of Hicksville, is in the city.
G. W. Hutchins, Of Marysyille is in town.
Thomas Dougall, of Marysville is in town
Mrs. George Brie- has gone to Allen Springs.
Gordon Kimbal of Red Bluff, is in the city.
Mrs. E. Blaner has gone to Folsom on visit.
d. Johnston returned from Placerville yesterday.
!. H. Atkins, of Elk Grove, was in the city yes.er.
day
Hsndkerchiefs in embroidered colors are in high
favor.
j. E. Blanchard, of Folsom, was in the city yes.
terday.
DR.. II. II. Pierson has returned from Howell
mountain.
c. Lagos and wife returned from Howell Mountain
last evening.
Congressman Romualdo Pacheco arrived from the
East yesterday.
A. L. Campo has gone to Lake Tahoe to spend a
couple Of weeks.
J. H. Carrors two daughters have returned to
school at Ben!cia
S. N. Bostwick departed yesterday for San Fran.
cisco, to be gone week.
Charles Woodburn returned yesterday from Hams
Station, Amador county.
P. NJ. Dyal, of Tombstone, Arizona, is stopping
In the city for few days.
Mrs. Gus Weiman left yesterday for Allen Springs,
w NC apseLt several Gays.
Mrs. G. Lemery of Portland is visiting her sister,
Mrs. N. 5. Peck, OF Sacramento.
7. G. Phelps, W. W. Barstow and 0. C. Pratt
came up from the bay yesterday.
A. q. TuftJ ard wife, and c. II Stevens, returned
from Monterey Wednesday evening.
s. W. McKim, of this city, left yesterday for Mon.
terey, to be gone couple of weeks.
Horace Seaton and family passed through yester.
day from Lake Tahoe to San Francisco
John H. Gilmore, a member of the last Legisla.
lature from San Francisco, ID in the city.
Mrs. Hagaman OF Des Moines, Iowa. is spending
the summer in the Sierras to benefit her health.
Mr.. Waldren and wife, Of Philadelphia, are stop
ping in the city as the guests OF Mr.. J. H. Carroll
Mrs. J. L. Jackson and daughters are visiting
friends a: oakland Will be absent about two
weeks.
Miss Belle Ripley, of Woodland, is visiting Sac.
ramento, the guest of her sister, Mrs j. III.
Corbin.
E. o. Smith, clerk with C. E. Stevens & Co..
started for the East to day to maket his permanent
residence.
Miss Maggie L. Baker, who has been visiting at
Marysville for the last two weeks, returned home
yesterday
George NJ Mott left for san Francisco and Santa
Cruz yesterday. His family will join him at the
latter place.
Carl Colby, VIII Geary and W. NJ Hatch left last
toscLiito fAllty anu Dig Trees, 10 De
gone four weeks.
Mrs. George B. Blue, Miss Lille Blue and Master
Freddie Blue left yesterday for Allen Springs to be
absent two weeks
James Hamilton, Miss Belle Duncan, Miss Mary J.
Robinson, W. 3. Bahney and Miss J. B. Hicks, Of
Red Buf, are in the city.
Enameiled jewels seem to be gaining ground
again. The parure Chambord, with enamel fieur de
liz, is very much approved.
James d. Bradford and his family, accompanied
by MISC Annie Bradford and Miss Killborne Of Hi
rois, have gone to Adams Springs.
Q. Z. Colby, W. Hatch and W. George started to.
day, with q nice two horse wagon and camping out.
ht for months trip to Yosemite.
Miss Nellie Dunlap returned yesterday from Will.
iams, Colusa county, where she had been to attend
the wedding OF her brother Frederic G. Madeey
surprise party was rendered Miss Josie Nichols
by her juvenile friends Wednesday evening, at the
residence OF her parents on Second and streets
John Robinson and his family passed through Sac
ramento Yesterday, on their way from San Fran
CISCO, TO join their big show at JMarysville to-day
They travel on their own special car.
A party consisting Of Misses Inie Addie and Lulu
ellis, and Misses Ida and Minnie Raw left yester
day for three days fishing trip. They will be
joined at Elk Grove by some friends.
William Beardsee, Miss Annie p Babcock and
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. pennison, started on Tuesday
morning by team for Yosemite and the Big Trees to
be absent about three or four weeks The party
anticipate having a splendid time On their trim