Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

N. L. Drew returned yesterday from Monterey.
| Daniel Brown arrived yesterday from the East
Charles E. HOLSTER, of CORTLAND, was in town
,, yesterday.
R. E. Lee has gore to Nevada county, to be abb
sent four weeks.
A j. McAuliffe, of Gait, has gone for a ru5ticat-
ing trip to Georgetown, FL Dorado county.
Miss Electa Brusie near Swiss station, is spend
ing few weeks with Miss Annie Hatch, Of this
C. A johnson, of You Bet, Nevada county, passed
through yesterday to San Francisco, 10 attend the
Conclave.
J. Fred Parsons and viii H. Greenlaw leave this
morning for two weeks trip to San Francisco and
Monterey
Joseph Glover, Joseph Hahn and Railroad Com
missioner G. j. Carpenter came up from the Bay
last evening.
Hon J. P. Jones and his brother-n-aw, John
Hamilton, passed through the city en- route to Car
son yesterday.
Carl Leonard and George Watson have gone TO
Santa Cruz and Monterey. They will attend the
Conciave at San Francisco.
Mrs. C. W. Ficks and daughters left on the over
land last evening for Truckee. They will spend
few weeks visiting friends in that locality.
James Cornell, Miss Cornell, Mrs W. W Brison,
Mrs D. W. Taylor Mrs. Thomasson and Mrs 81.
Cox, all of REUTERS, left for San Francisco yester
day.
hicDard Lambert, an OLD Sacramentan, now
American Consul at San Bias, Mexico, is paying
flying visit to Sacramento, and is the guest OF
George W. Chesley.
E. R. Nichols, prominent Chicago fruit mer-
chant, was in Sacramento yesterday. He leaves this
morning for San Francisco, where he viii remain
until after the Conclave
Mrs. A. B. Ryford and daughter Birdie, Of Benton
Harbor, Mich, came to the coast few days since
FOR the benefit of the daughters health While in
Sacramento they are the guests Of o. P. Goodhue
Mrs. P. NJ; Lorepz, Of Toledo, o., and a sister Of
W. c. Van Fleet etathis city, will arrive from the
East to-day, accompanying the party Of Sir Knights
and ladies, and after the Conclaye will visit Sacr
mento.
The following persons were noticed on the streets
yes erday: Daniel Haggart, Coloma Isaiah
Boucher and William Hawkins, Chico; II. NJ and
A. T Culbertson, Piaceryille, and William Yeadon,
Fl Dorado.
John O. A. Ballard, one Of the oldest residents Of
Paeerviile and member of the Society of Califor-
MIA Pioneers, came down from FL Dorado county
yesterday. He leaves to-day for visit to his old
home In Indiana.
At the State House: Mrs. P. Cox, Miss Cox
Mrs. D. W. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. D. W.
Thompson Mrs. Hrison, Reuters; James Cornell
Miss Mary Cornell. Brighton; J. B. Levagg, Ply.
mouth; J. B. Bradford and wife, Franklin.
Benjamin D. Mason, prominent merchant a
Placerville, was in the city yesterday During the
day he drove around town, visiting the parks and
public buildings, and expressed his surprise at the
improvements made in the city during the past fes
years.
The 90 n" Club was entertained Wednesday even
ing at the elegant residence of DR.. Pinkham, on
Eighth street, between H and l. A programme oi
vocal and instrumental music furnished by Pro.
lessor Winters, Messrs. Beaumont, Sheets. Crow,
Barrett and DR.. Pinkham Misses BOIL and Garrish
Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Pinkham
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel c. Strain
and wife, Mrs. W. F. Peacock, Marysyille Mrs J.
Hill and daughter, Stockton; Kenyon Cox, Morgan
Hill, New York; H. q. Tumson, Jacksonville Ill;
G. E. Bennett, Chicago John MeWiisms, Pocket;
j. A. Perry and wife, James A. johnson, Arthur
Hughes, Robert Heyneman, Mrs. Payson, San Fran
cisco.
E. S. Durham, editor of the youngstown Dath
NeiCSRegjsteT, who has been visiting this coast fol
the past four months, returned to the East yester
day. He has a brother, Charles L. Durham, al
Cherokee, Butte county. Mr.. Durham expresses
himselt as well pleased with the Pacific coast hav-
ing visited Oregon Washington Territory and thu
southern portion of the State, and says he intead
returning and making California his home.