Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
SOCIAL ARD pgRsoNAL.
X Miller left for Reno last evening.

Frank Miller left for Reno last evening.
Miss Aiyra Leyens, OF Chico, is visiting Santa Cruz
J. J. Campbell and Hiram Fugitt, of Gait, are in
the City.
Mrs. c. B. Ashurst and children, of Red Bluff, are
at Monterey.
Mrs. Judge t. B. Mcfarland is visiting friends in
San Francisco.
Dr. Gardner and D. ]. Simmons came up from the
Bay last evening.
Miss Mary Mayhem, OF Red Bluff, is in Chico VS.
iting Miss Myra Ball.
Judge NJ c. Tilden and wife left for their home
in Carson last evening.
W. c. Clark and wife left for Tahoe last evening,
for few weeks vacation.
Miss May Wlllment Of Auburn, is visiting friends
In Oakland and San Francisco
Senator P. Il. Reddy passed through the city on
the east bound train last night
Edward Cadwalader wife and daughter, have re-
turned from a brief visit to Bolinas Bay.
Mrs C. Egbert ard Miss Julia Raulett, of San
Francisco, are spending the summer in Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs D. O. Mills are among, the overland
passengers to arrive from the East this afternoon.
Harry R. Lewis, o former Sacramentan, who at
present is resident OF Portland, Or, is visiting this
city.
H. f. Dow, of Chicago, and R. Day, S. Hoffman
and Gus E. Miller, Of San Francisco, in the city.
Charles Church, Mrs j. II. Pryor, Miss Kate Len.
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Santa Cruz.
Hiss Maggie Robinson and Miss Laura II. Belts,
of Red Bluff, left last week for the East to spend
the summer.
Miss \. Levy, Of Stockton, whb has been for some
time past visiting friends in this city, has returned
to her home.
D. j. Bronson and Eugene Dirby passed through
the city last evening route from San Francisco to
Virginia City,
Mrs. James Parsons and son Albert will leave to-
day for two weeks visit to San Francisco, Santa
Cruz and Monterey.
CT E. Markham, School Superintendent of Fl
Dorado, came down from Placeryille yesterday. He
leaves to-day for San Jose.
John Gerber, OF this city, and Chris Ecklon. Of
Folsom, have gone to the headwaters of the Ameri-
can on hunting expedition.
Miss Nellie McDermott and Miss Alice Kavanaugh
of San Francisco, are visiting Grand Island, the
guests of Miss Maggie Parvin-
Miss Jennie Mcfarland, who has been for several
weeks past visiting Plaoerville the guest OF Miss
Biollie Carpenter, has returned.
Mrs. JustuE Greedy, Miss Maggie Greedy, Mrs
Fost, Miss Della Peacock and Allen Cooley and fam
! lily, Of Marysyille, are at the seaside.
L. C. Morehouse, Of Alameda, member Of the
State Board of Equalization, accompanied by hi'
wife, arrived in the city last evening.
wv. Powers, of woodland, who has been rusti-
eating in the mountains Of Amador county for. The
past two weeks, was in the city yesterday.
Porter Ashs and wife, Miss @. Ashe, CASTOR Ashe
and Harry Haskell left on the east bound train last
evening for Idlewild, on the shores of Lake Tahoe
Mrs. Azalia osgood lett yesterday for the Bay,
where she viii remain several months, completing
book that she has for several years past been en-
| gagged in writing
Miss Laura Klinger, Miss Alma KIinger and Miss
Flora STEELE, who reside Gridley, Butte county
were OF part, who recently assembled to the sum
nit Of Mount Shasta
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Howard and Miss Lizzie Nc
Kinstry, of Gait Miss Jennie Martin, of Reuters
| W. F. jackson and wife and Frank Neubaur, leave
| to-day for Lake Tahoe.
W. Fredericks, father of Railroad Conductol
Frank Fredericks, who has been on the Coast fol
several weeks, lett for his home 10 Chatham, onta
rio, on the east-bound train yesterday.
| Mrs. II. N. johnson aud daughter Verde have
| Just returned to their home in GAINESVILLE, Z
Dorado county, after ten days visit to daughter
and sister, Mrs G.. II. Francis, Of this city.
| Mrs B. ~ Cliseh and daughter Ida left Boston
| on the lst Of July. Tn will remain few days il
Chicago and visit friends in Oshkosh, Wisconsin
They expected to arrive in this city the goth
DR.. n B. Wolfe, of Cincinnati, and daughter,
Mary Wolfe, NJ D., formerly OF this city, who fol
some days p8st have been guests of Mrs f. B.
Croker, will leave Sacramento tomorrow for trip
to the principal points Of interest upon the coast
after which they viii return to Cincinnati.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: William
mento; F. B. Yesc0tt, St. Louis; T. C. Banks
| Folsom ; B. S. Wilkins, Miss II. P. wilkins Nspa
Cal; Miss Chapman, Dayton, O.: J. W. @hiteall
| Philadelphia W. c. Crusset. Folsom L. c. More
| house and wife, San Leandro " c. HeIwig, F E
| Wilbur, r. R. Walkson, W. S Brown, e. P. Liver
more, A Strsssbusr, San Francisco.
Among those who LEFT Red Bluff last week t
spend season in different places in the northern
| portion OF the State are Miss Hettie Pryor, Mira
Mary c. Salisbury Mrs. John Clements, J. Il. by
son, Fred Pickering, 0. II. Collins, Mrs T. S. Swain
/ and children Mrs. W. C. Campbell and children
: Miss Emml Sample. Miss Ella Collins Rev c. C
| Bateman and wife, Miss Frankie Oendorl, Rev W
1 Il. Howard and family and Mrs c. Mccormick.
Miss Matte Pyle, eldest daughter OF c. IT. Pyle,
of Yreka who lately returned To her home from the
Beuicia Seminary, gave her young friends a party
one evening last week switch was a fine affair Al
/ II o'clock the party enjoyed grand feast on the
\ lawn which Illuminated with japanese anternG
/ in handsome and brilliant array. Good wishes wert
freely extended TO Miss Matte and her Younger sis
tiers and brothers by the participants, who retired
| to their homes about midnight