Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-11
soc1Aa AND pEssoNAL.

Mrs. W. Hunt of Sacramento, is visiting Auburn
Senator L. W. Buck, OF Yacaville, is in the city.
Captain Z. II. Stevens left Yesterday for Oakland
Miss Daisy Davis is visiting friends in San Fran
cisco.
Senator Timothy Mccarthy, of San Francisco, is
in the city.
The family of DR. G. L. Simmons left yesterday
for Monterey.
F. F. johnson, Assemblyman from Napa county,
is in the city.
Sheriff Kirby and Ex-senator ]. F. Wendell, of
Solan0, are in this city
Rev J. A. VanAanda and family, Of Marysville
at Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Miss Irma Douglas has returned from visit OF
several weeks with relatives in Oakland.
MIRA. p L. Bunee and child and Miss NJ E. Neloy,
of Yuba City, are visiting San Francisco.
The family Of T. NJ Lindey are at Pacific Grove,
Monterey. Mr.. Lindley will join them at once.
Mrs. George T. Bush and family are at Martinez
They viii be in San Francisco during the ConclaveT
Misses Fannie and Kittie Tyrrell are at Santa
Cruz Miss Lulu Tyrrell is at school at Santa Clara.
J. W. Mccarthy Clerk of the Supreme Court, is
in the city, but will leave for San Francisco to-day.
H. W. Fenton, of the Placer Argus came down
from Auburn Yesterday and went Oh to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. W. s. Fove aud Miss Lizzie Stevenson will
return from Tahoe III few days and then visit Santa
Cruz,
Albert NJ. johnson and W +. Huntoon have re
turned from thrse weeks camping trip to Silver
creek
Jackson Eby, Assessor o; Tehana county, has de
parted for q visit with relatives and friends in
Kansas.
Miss Carrie Hurd, of Virginia City, is visiting
Grass Valley, being the guest of her sister, Mrs A.
Burrows.
Mrs J. NJ. Kelley left Yesterday for San Francisco
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four weeks.
Miss Ella Burke has gone to Forest Hill for a
months visit. Miss Jennie Burke will leave to.
morrow for Auburn.
Mrs S. II. Covert and Mrs. Arthur Brown and son,
of Oakland are visiting Grass Valley, as guests OF
Mrs DR.. Mccormick.
Mrs Priddy, Mrs Kate Taylor and Mrs Orelia
Ross, of Elk Grove are visiting friends in Oakland,
and will be absent several weeks.
Masters Howard and Alonzo Garrett leave this
morning. to spend their vacation at Gait, as the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Tho, Still.
J. N Young left for San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Young and sister are at the Bay, where they
will remain until after the Conclave.
Miss Theresa L. Mayo left last Tuesday for visit to
Truckee and the lakes. Her sister, Mrs. W. o'Neill,
also returned to her home in Truckee Tuesday.
Miss Belle Knox returned yesterday from Santa
Cruz, where she has been for a month She was
| accompanied by her father, who will remain here
over SUNNY
Jesse WALL Of Oakland, is in the city. Ee says
he once camped under an oak tree on the bank of a
slough on thu very spot where the Orleans block on
| Second street, in this city, now stands.
DR. T. A. Snider leaves to day for Litton Springs
College Sonoma county, accompanied by his youngest
son, who will remain there for some time. The
Doctor will be absent for several days.
J. NJ. Rhodes, OF Woodland, who has been visiting
relatives in Reno and Carson for the past week. re-
turned home yesterday morning, accompanied by
his grand. children, the two OF s. C. Wright OF
Carson.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: II. @. Aus.
tin, Los Angeles; Daniel Nye, San Rafael; NJ.
Goucher and wife, Rocklin l.. W Buck Vacavile
}. w. Tuthiii, Sioux Falls; R. LUscombe, Lee ia
cobs, C. o. Burton, Charles Sontag, E. G. Dennis
ton, II. Kohler, San Francisco.
Arthur Hughes, General Manager OF the San
Francisco and North Pacific Railroad David Nye,
General Superintendent Of the North Pacific Coast
Railroad, and Thomas W. Johnston, Secretary OF
the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad will
return to the Bay this afternoon. They have been
here for several days. in connection with the State
Board Of Equalization.
Asurprise party was given to n. L. Drew at Mon-
terey, Tuesday, by Sacramento friends at present
sejourning there. The party was under the man
agement of John Stevens, and but residents OF
this city were invited. After spending a pleasant
evening at the cottage the party was marshaled by
J. Frank Clark and each of the thirty guests were
furnished with a taiow candle and departed fer the
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