Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. o. SHERMAN and family left for San Francisco
yesterday.
J. C. Farley and wife LEFT yesterday for San Fran
cisco and Santa Cruz.
Mrs. George Zeh leaves to-day for Santa Cruz and
Monterey, and will be absent month.
Mrs j. C. Tubbs, Mrs. J. c. Flannery and Miss E.
Donovan lett yesterday for a months recreation at
Monterey.
Mrs. Breen and daughter are at Blue Canyon,
Placer cou;ty.
Mrs. Henry orth has gone to Pacific Grove to
spend the summer.
Louis Kozminsky leaves this morning for a weeks
visit to San Francisco.
Miss Sophie Eiers left the city yesterday to spend
two weeks at GAINESVILLE
siMrs. Craig of Sacramento is among the Southern
Pacific passengers to arrive to-day.
W. H. Sweeney, Sheriff of Eureka county, Ne.
yada, is stopping at the State House.
Mrs. I. R. Shaw and two sons left yesterday for q
protracted visit IN the mountains.
John W. Mackay has returned from Europe, and
will be on this coast 10 few days.
Mrs. r. MeAluraY and daughter, Miss Gussie, of
North San Juan, are at San Francisco.
James L. Gould anne down from Dutch Flat yes
terday and is stopping at the Capital Hotel.
C. A. La yelle and family will leave the city to-
day for two weeks recreation at Monterey.
R. Il. Magill, Of Oakland, came to the city last
evening" and to-day will visit Walnut Grove.
Mrs. C r. Stevens and daughter, Eva, have gone
to Monterey. They viii be absent about month.
United States Senator J. P. Jones will soon 90 to
Alaska to inspect some mines there in which he is
interested.
James McLaren and family, formerly residents of
this CITY, are here visit to Mr. and Mrs. George
Sermonett.
Mrs Knowles and daughter and Hiss Joslin of Bos.
ton, are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. D. E. Knight, Of
Marysville.
Miss Willie Van MarreH, OF Antelope, left yester-
| day for Auburn, where she will attend the Sierra
Normal College.
Misses Addie and Josie Tisdale left woodland yes
terday to resume their studies at Mills Seminary
| near Oakland.
Fred. Tut:le, rising young lawyer of Auburn, is
visiting his " chum At Yale College, District At
torney Torreyson, Of rson, New.
Sol Tassermn and family left for San Francisco
Yesterday. Mr. Wasserman sails ON the next
steamer for Portland Oregon.
State Superintendent OF Schools W. T. Welcl5er
has gone to the Bag to attend u meeting of the
Board OF Regents Of the State University.
Mrs Curtis has returned to Woodland after a
mother, Mrs. G. G. Todd, and sister, Miss Todd.
The familyof James G. Davis left for San Fren-
cisco yesterday. They will remain at the Bay until
after the Conclaye, and viii be Joined by Mr.. Davis
| in a few days
G. E. Blanchard, advance agent OF the Calender
Minstrels, concluded arrangements yesterday fer
the coming engagement of that company here, and
went to the Bay in the afternoon.
A W. Sparrow, farmer Of this county and a
resident for 30 years OF this State has just returned
from ten months trip to England. He went back
to remain, but got homesick and has concluded
that there is no place like California.
Mrs. A. Z. Powers, Miss Jennie Powers, A. H
Powers, Jr., Masters Lucius and Sweasey Powers,
will leave this week for Eureka, Humboldt county,
the guests for several weeks OF Hon. W. j. Sweasey
father of Mrs. a. H. Powers.
DR.. Charles H Powers, recent graduate of the
Boston School of Me icine, son of A. Il. Powers,
of this city, has taken the practice, temporarily, of
DR.. G.. NJ Dixon in Chicago. DR.. Dixon was
| formerly practicng physician IN Sacramento, and
has now large practice in Chicago. He is making
extended trip to Texas and other Western States
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel G. NJ. Stuart,
Simon Cohen, E. P. Mccartney George L. Goud,
Mrs. J. NJ. Williams, W. S. Greenfield and wife, j.
| II. Eash San Francisco; John II. Martin, W. A.
| HOughtnn, city; P. B. Rearien and wife, 0Toy e I;
E. L Dawson, San Jose; W T. Hales and wife,
Willows L. L. Bradbury, Oakland; L. E. Reed,
| Ripon, Wis; W. II. TAYLOR, Waupun, Wis; Mrs. j.
| B. Rittee, Michigan Bar.
and wife, B. A. Farmer, II Crabtree, Gait S. B.
| Newman, Placerville; W. D. Brooks, Costumes /;
Mrs. L. Bowman, Elk Grove G. Campbell, A. D.
Oakley, Natoma; d. 9. 1ilton, John W Tilton,
Nicolsns; S. n Dodge, II. Cave, ClaTksburg w
A. Warwick, ~ Frank, Routiers; J. 3. Williams,
S. Towne, oakland; Ira Lowell, Suffer county I;
Fred Kurtz, Dutch Flat James Murray, Folsom !;
5. B. Newman, Plymouth John j. Thompson, Elk
| Grove; ST. I, Smith, Brighton.