Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| L. s. Taylor leaves to-day for Monterey.
j. Redpath went up TO Nevada City yesterday
Terry Memory returned yesteTda, from Mon
terey.
Mrs Elwood Bruner has returned FROM Soda
| Springs
Nh. Foster came back from Boca yesterday
| morning.
| E. Kilgore and family went up to Blue Canyon
| yesterday.
Dr. ]. NJ. Frey. of Newcastle, visited the city
| yesterday.
Rev 7. S. Dunn has gone to the seashore for
short stay.
H. Fisher and family are visiting friends at
Santa Cruz.
Master G. c. scherman is visiting his parents
in San Juan.
Mrs. J. A. McIntire returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
Miss E. P Waddilove returned yesterday from
the mountains.
W c. Van Fleet returned from San Francisco
yesterday noon.
Willis Wright and wife, of Gait, returned Mon
day from the East.
Miss B. Smith, of Sheridan, went down TO
Oakland yesterday.
Miss May Kennedy of this city is visiting
friends at Hicksville.
Mrs J. Reeves, of Wheatland is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
Miss Daisy Sharp, of jackson, is visiting
friends in Nevada City.
Mrs A. c. Freeman and Mrs. Lee Stanley left
yesterday for Monterey.
Gus Ashe returned yesterday from a months
visit to Mendocino county.
Mrs. J. B. Foster and Mrs. II. A. Bostwick
went up to Alta yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh got back yesterday
from brief visit to Penryn.
Mrs. Griffith, of Grass Valley, is in town, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Forbes.
Mrs. Add. c. Hinkson is at Nevada City, visit
ing her mother Mrs Dr. Hunt.
Edward L Figg returned to San Francisco yes
terday, after week S visit here.
Fred. Thomson, of Holman Stanton & Co..
left yesterday for Bartlett Springs.
Mrs. Susan Piper, of MERGED. is visiting Grass
Valley, the guest of Mrs. E. +. Morse
Miss Lou Crackbon, of this city is visiting
Vallejo, the guest OF the Misses Klink.
Miss Annie Davis returned yesterday from a
two-weeks visit to friends in Woodland.
The Misses Adelaide and Violet Dorsey, of
Grass Valley, are visiting San Francisco.
The Misses Grace and Evelyn Kidder left Sat
urday for a two months visit to Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. George NJ. Mott and children, of this city.
are visiting Mrs. Jonathan Clark at Nevada City.
3. n. Shoecraft and wife of Grass Valley.
have gone to New York, where they will remain
for thirty days.
Miss Maud Croly left Sunday morning for San
Francisco to be gone about two weeks as the
guest Of +. T. Morrelle.
Malcolm Mcdonald, ofPrince Edward Island,
arrived on Monday to make his son, Samuel
Mcdonald, of this city Il visit
c. E. Bauer and D. f. Wassennan left here on
Saturday afternoon for visit to san Francisco
and Healdsburg, to stay week.
Mrs. c. II. Philbrick, of CORTLAND, is spend
ing a few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Chas.
Newton. in Was Ellington, NOlO county.
Mrs. Marion Biggs, ST. came down from Biggs
yesterday. accompanied by n brother of the
Major and his daughter, recently from the East.
Justice J. c. Tubbs returned from a trip to
Santa Cruz yesterday morning. Mrs. TubbS and
son will remain at the seashore for week or
two yet.
Sergeant NJ. Mullany and brother William left
Saturday last for SAN Francisco on q rIlSticating
trip. They VIII take in Monterey, Santa Cruz
and Yosemite.
Henry A. johnson, the conductor on the Sac
ramento and Placerville road, who has been
rusticating for some weeks at Santa Cruz, re
turned yesterday.
Horatio Y. Beach, Of Brockport, y Y, United
States Gonsul-General at Guayaquil, Ecuador.
was i'll town yesterday, as the guest of Add Cur
It's, but left in the evening for the East
c. 5. Tong and wife, Redding; John Gaffney,
Sr., John Gailney, Jr, Vim. Conner John
Schcnk. Costumes W. Il. Culnington, Nico-
laus; Mrs. Mitchell, Clay Station, are at the
Eldred House.
5. VI. Norton has severed his connection with
the Yolo JI0H, with which paper he has been
connected for some months rs local reporter,
and 4. T. Bird, son-in-law OF the proprietor
takes his place. :.
Professor J. J. Mcconnell. who has been act
ing as editor of the Woodland Dcnocrot for
short time. has resumed his duties as Principal
of the public schools at that place. II. K. Pen
degast will assist on the DcgOcrd.
Messrs Hunt and stephens of Woodland who
have been on Il trip to Yellowstone Park NWrite
back such glowing accounts that any sportsman
reading them forgets Commandment No. -,
which refers to envy or covetousness.
Arrivals at the Safe House yesterday: William
Fry, !. Fry and wife, franklin J. NJ. Newlan
san Jose; Charles Francis American River: J.
A. Robinson. y. J. Stanley, II. W Edwards. city:
A. J. Mcleod, LivemOre; l.. K. Poundstone. FL
Dorado; J. L. Pettitt, Plymouth; James T. Day
county; ID. IounglOve lone City; J. c. Person
Costumes; Ira Lowell, Rocklin
Arrivals at the GoIden Eagle Yesterday J. F.
DOOlittle, II. Kohler H. +. Schram, f. Dawson,
A J. Mitchell, W H. Cone, Fred Seller, X. p.
Hammond, Jr., ii. d. LaMotte, Geo. L. Seyboth,
J. 0. Culver, J. 6. Gafagan, san Francisco: Jas
NJ. Miller, Vacayille Vim. Johnston, Richland;
J. O. Harner, Modesto; II. L. Fass, McCloud
River; VIM. +. McCrakcn. Costumes l.. d.
Goodrich, New York :. b. Snits Boston