Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-18
soc1sL AND PERSONAL.

NJ. Hesse, Of Boca is in the city
Dr. Durant Of Folsom, is in the city.
a. Abbott has returned from the Bay.
Fred Werner, of PIacervie, is in town.
W. r Chamberlain, of Reno, is in town.
Lousi Glass came down from Chico yesterday.
Eugene Lehe of stockton has gone to Denver.
A A. Van VOORHEES, has returned from the Bay
William Turton came up from the Bay last even
ing.
R. B. winslow came down from Redding yester-
day.
J.B. Haggin came up from San Francisco las
evening.
H S Byam, Of Michigan Bar, left yesterday for
Lake county.
E. K Downer, OF the Dognieville Messenger, is
wishing Monterey.
Mrs. C. W. Bush and Mrs F. B. Nelson are visit
Gg San Francisco.
Mrs. Ira Elgin and CON- of Kansas. arrived this
week at st. Helena.
Miss Ella Mouton leaves to-day for extended
visit to salta Cruz
Rev a. J. Hanson returned yesterday from Pa
cific Grove Retreat.
Mrs T. W. Burnham and j. w. Montgomery, OF
Chico, are in the city.
Rev. H. A. Mayhem, Of Red Bluff, is spending his
summer vacation at Monterey.
Miss Eva Plomtaux OF Oakland is in Wheatland,
the guest Of II. Roddau's family
Gus. r. Miller, of c. H. Tay & Co San Francisco
is rusticating in this city for few days
Miss Alice Clark, of Red Bluff, is visiting Oak
land the guest OF Mrs. George Il. Mayhem.
John Roddan Of Whaatland has returned home
from Texas and intends to stay in California
Richard Brown and wife and Miss Amanda Huber
have gone to Lake Tahoe to spend few weeks.
Mrs O. r. Amsden and Miss Bertha Shiver have
gone to Monterey. They will be absent about a
month.
Mrs Frank Noble, of this city, has gone to Hal
leek, New, accompanied by her mother, Mrs R. @.
Breckenridge.
Mrs. T. B. Atkinson Of wheatland is at San
Rafael, where she will remain for several weeks
visiting friends.
Mira Dr. Dawson and daughter, Mrs. Joe Marks,
Mrs J. w. Turner and Miss Clara Huggin, OF Orc.
yille are at the SEASIDE.
Miss May Blakosley of Wheatland left last week
for san LeandrO where she viii JON party bound
for the Yosemite Valley.
Mrs R. NJ Huston, Mrs. A. D. Porter, Mrs. T. NJ.
Porter Mrs. J. X Smith aud daughters, and rum
Der Of Others are at The Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Miss Florence Botsford left yesterday for Claris-
ville FL Dorado county, where she will join party
OF friends and make tour of The mountain lakes.
j. H Lewis, Assistant Postmaster, will this wee k
take his first vacatioasin twenty-five years. He
leaves for Santa Cruz Tomorrow, to be gone week
or ten days.
L. C. Morehouse, c. c. Wilcoxon and Charles
Gildea, members Of the State Board OF Equalization,
in OrOylie, in attendance ut the session OF the
County Board Of Equalization.
II. Marshall, Albert Lechap5, James Marshall,
Sacramento Mrs. S. NJ. Bliss, Miss Lizzie McCub-
ben, Mrs. Carrie Morgan, MarysviIle; Mrs. Sten-
dersOn, Nrs. Cox, Blue Canyon; r. Clemens c. P.
r. r., are registered at the Summit Hotel
An invitation party WAS given last evening at the
residence of the Misses Dake, 2 street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. pleasant evening was
spent by about ten couple OF the young ladies'
friends, in games, singing and other pastimes
Miss Louisa We'll lett on the east.bound train last
evening for New York. She will sail from New
York the latter part Of next week for Germany. A
large number of friends were at the train to say
good by and wish her a safe and pleasant journey
In the city yesterday: J. Humble, Latrobe W.
L. Curtis aud Seymour Korn, San Francisco; E. II.
Watson, Georgetown; W. F. Parks, Marysvile /;
DIR. J. Caplss, Costumes; j. B. Drew and Miss II.
N. Bennett, San Bernardino; I. j. Flannigan and
George Moran, oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: ". H. Parks,
wife and daughter, Marysyille G. 7. Seal, New
York W. d. Robbins, Cleveland II. q Chambers,
Philadelphia; George S. Knapp, Chicago c. vii
son, Santa Cruz; s. II. Long, Henry Khan, T. A.
Baldwin, L. Guggenbemer, A. f. Gum, Il. Case.
bolt anti daughter, D. McC5rty, L. Van Hull San
Francisco.