Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-12
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Edward H Osborne. of Colusa, is in town.
Erskin Greer came in from the country yes
terday.
Captain J. L. Jack, of Folsom, came to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. F. Calderwood returned yesterday from
a visit to Roeklin
Captain Albert Foster left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
T. ]. Baldwin and family removed to San
Francisco yesterday.
| j. B. Green and wife, and George Green, of
Richland, are in the city
David Orr, of Yankee Jims, and C. X. Bailey,
| of Stockton, are in the city.
Park Henshaw passed through yesterday, on
his way from Stockton to Chico.
]. T. Stratton returned to San Francisco yes
terday from a business trip to this city.
William May, of Plymouth, and A German
and wife, of Auburn, are at the State House.
Ms. f. Gayety and son, of Oakland, and f. P.
Gayety of Stockton, are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs c. Parsons having sold her residence at
| Tenth and L streets has removed TO San Fran
cisco.
I. Sanders. NJ Cannon. Costumes; NJ J. Tai
bot and wife, Michigan Bar, are at the Eldred
House.
George W. Floyd manager of Nat. C. Good
| wins theatrical company, was III town yes
| terday.
James Connors, telegraph operator at Blue
| Canyon, came down to the city yesterday, quite
| i'll of fever
State Prison Director D. W. Gelwicks who had
been in the city few days, returned yesterday
to Oakland
| Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ashe. Mrs. J. s Fassett.
and party Of friends, arrived from the East
| this morning.
Waller Wallace, of the Spirit ofthe Times re-
| portorial force, passed through yesterday, from
Chico to the Bay.
| mother of Mrs. Ex-Governor Pacheco, died at
the age of SO years.
Miss Nellie Sickler, of San Francisco, is spend
ing few weeks in Sacramento. the guest of Mrs
Charles E Spencer.
Hon. j.. F. Neh of Dutch Flat, who went
down to the lower country a few DAYS ago, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Josie Johnson will leave in Il few days
for Walla Walla, to spend four months with the
family of her uncle there.
Captain J. A. Grant, who has been residing at
Grass Valley for the past three months came
back 10 sacramento yesterday.
Jacob Foster well-known resident of Cot
tonwood, Tehama county, came to the city, &C
companied by Mrs. Foster. yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Marks, of San Francisco, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. S Was
sernan, Of this city, returned home yesterday.
Judge A. L. Rhodes and Ramon Wilson, of
San Francisco, were in town yesterday. engaged |
in a case in Department Two of the Superior
Court.
Mrs. H. Bogart, of Chicago, whoha been visit
ing Mrs. Aaron BayleS at Bggs and other friends
at MarySville, started yesterday on her return |
home.
Mrs. Frank Fa 3sler and mother Mrs. J. Pill |
liken, left last evening for Truckee. Mrs. Pill |
lken intends 10 spend the summer with her |
daughter for her health.
Mrs. 4. g. Mcfarland, of san Francisco. who |
has been visiting at the residence of Mrs o. y |
ShpplG a lpt tn
visit friends ut MarySVille.
CGionel J. J. Ayers A. Z. Shattuck and other
gentlemen of the Democratic persuasion who |
had been looking on at the Democratic State
Convention at Stockton, returned home yester-
day.
George Dixon, of San Francisco. went back to
the Bay from Sacramento yesterday, to assist in
arranging "A reception for the members OF the
California Republican delegation who are to re- |
turn tomorrow from the East.
y. D. Thayer, at one time owner of the street
railway in this city, and for many years propri- |
etor OF the Western Hotel but now a resident of
san Francisco, is in the city attending to some |
business before the Superior Court
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
NJ d. LevenSon, Geo. L. Jones, Nath. Moore. Mrs
Moore, Alex. RemS, H. Matthews, Gus E. Dorm |
\. B. Cheney, san Francisco Mrs. F. F. Brown
and daughters, Washington. D. c.; :. d. Sollars |
Philadelphia; General ". W. Smith, Riverside
L. H. DePue, Augusta, Ne
Joseph knowlton. Jr., General Agent at San
Francisco of the Nevada Stage Company. accom-
panied by Charles Brown, of San Francisco
went over to Truckee last Monday, and have |
been fishing in Bonner Lake. 1t had been
prophesied before they went over that they
would not catch anything there, but Il large
number of fine trout received yesterday BY Harry |
Weaver from Mr.. Knowlton is evidence that the
fishermen had good luck or plenty of silver
hooks
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning Miss
X. X. Bancroft, Captain J. H. Perkins L. Bush.
George W. Spieer and lady, Miss Orr Annie Alb
bott f. Cooper, Miss George Walters, Alex
Walters, san Francisco; Mrs II. NJ Clarke. Cali
torlia; Mr.. Dreier and family, Honolulu: j. c.
Rafferty,, Pittsburg Pa; John Bruskey Idaho:
J. W. CRADLE, Chicago; Matt. Caravan, Nevada:
Mary Meyer, New York: g. II. Booth, William
Willes, II. +. McCune, Calcutta NJ. r. Pratt,
Salt Lake; Thomas Holmes and lady. Carlin
New. James Fassett, wife family and nurse
Mrs. E. L. Adams. Elmira, y. Y: r. p AShe.
wife and maid San Francisco: Miss Julia Adams,
Oakland Cal; +. Weber, Gronan; X. Hilder,
Hanover |