Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman went to San Francisco yes
terday.
C. c. Wilson, of Chicago, is visiting his brother
at Folsom.
Mrs. A. J. Muir has gone to Oakland for visit Of
several weeks.
II is understood that Governor Stoneman will at
tend this Grass Valley District Fair.
Mas Lucy Meredith, of Folsom, is visiting the
Misses Morton at koutier's stat on.
Miss Maggie Muir left for San Francisco yesterday
morning, to be absent about month.
E. B. Jennings, formerly of Sacramento, but now
aresident Of San Francisco, spent yesterday in this
Mrs. James Plunllet has gone to San Francisco
and Oakland, 70 be absent several weeks visiting
relatives.
Miss Mamie Ash left last week to spend months
vacation in visiting San Francisco, Santa Cruz ana
Monterey.
Miss Florence Botsford hss returned from
months visit TO FL Dorado county and the noun
tam lakes.
George E. Bates viii leave Wednesday for trip
to the mountains Mrs. Bates win join relatives AZ
Santa Cruz.
Miss Msude Denison and Miss Mamie Denison de-
parted last Saturday for few weeks sojourn at
Santa Cruz and vicinity.
Mrs A. A. Clough and daughter, Miss Lille, OF
Gait returned last week after six weeks visit with
friends in San Francisco and Oakland.
VIM W. Deamer, Of Grass Valley has gone to
Berkeley, to take the position OF Recorder in the
State University, to which he was elected unani-
nously.
w. c. Armstrong, member of the Executive
Committee OF San Franfisco Typographical Union,
No. 81, is in Sacramento in the interest Of the
locked out printers of San Francisco.
Misc Mile Miller who has been visiting in the
Nevada sagebrush country Ter some six MONTHS has
returned to Sacramento, and will remain here for
two weeks as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Muir.
James Hall, Eminent Commander of Knights
town Commandery, No. 9, Knights Tempiars of
kpightstown, Indiana, arrived yesterday ON the
overland train. William Simmons, also member
OF the same Commandery, accompanied HIM, and
both will remain in Sacramento till Tuesday, with
headquarters at the Western Hotel.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: X. Calhoun,
Sabine Iapuente Carlos Garcia Valentin Caro- jose
Sautro, Manuel Gonzalez Miguel Lopez Eugenio
Anton, Manuel de Muia, Antonio Gutiez, Ramiro
Martinez Juan Ripoll, Jose Garcia, A. Renesis Jose
Lombardero, Antonio Carmona, Franco Cabero, Miss
AinswOrth, Stuart Harold and wife, Frank K Hep.
burn, I'd Stevens, George A. Tilden Spanish Stu
dents Company W. II. Brown, c. w. Sawyer John
D. Hall, San Francisco George Sacks, Napa John
Lampso1 Thos. Grey, Jr, Youngstown, o.; Jas. ID.
Fisher, Jamestown, n. Y; J. B Farrell, Bradford,
Pa; Henry Elders, Brooklyn, N. Y; NJ L. Kirk
man, NJ Jacobs c. r, Gardner, New York Mrs. r.
L. Forester, Chicago o. A. Hale, San Jose.
Past Grand Commander, R. E. Sir William F.
Knox, of Sacramento, has been honored with the
appointment OF commander OIL the Ientn UlRiSlOn
Of the grand parade OF Knights TempIars at San
Francisco on Monday next. That division is the
chief division Of the line, and its command is the
post OF hopor In that division is the Grand Master
and Grand Encampment of the United States. 1t is
the division which, while it moves at the rear, is
the only one that marches through the line as it
opens on Market street at the conclusion Of the
parade. This will be better understood when it IS
noted that Masonic professions move with the
"h head at foot" r. Sir James L. English, OF this
city, is to have command of the first division of
cry of California, with an escort of mounted
Knights.