Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


wP Eldred has returned from q trip to Santa
Cruz.
A. Higgins, Woodland, and Frank Gafford, are
in town.
Al Mitchell, of San Francisco, is visiting
Sacramento.
DR.. &. A. Kane, of the San Francisco NelrS Let
ter, is in town.
A. X Wackman, of the Costumes, mas gone to
| Bartlett Springs.
J. D. Lawson, of Woodland, is enjoying him.
| self at Bartlett Springs.
| c. L. SMELL and daughter, Miss Clara Smell,
went to Monterey yesterday.
T. J. Davis and wife. of Red Bluff, went home
yesterday from San Francisco.
| Mrs. Gladding and Miss +. Gladding, of Lin
| coin, are visiting friends here.
C. H. Buchanan returned yesterday from a
| visit 10 Truckee and the lakes.
| Judge l. s. Belcher came up from the Bay yes
terday, en- route for Marysville.
! John Jackson, of Alturas, came up from san
Francisco yesterday going home.
Miss Jennie Henry and F. H. Plumado of
| Placerviile, are at the Capital Hotel.
| VIZ. Strong and R. D.. Stephens went down
| to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
III Mcfarland, editor and proprietor of the
| Woodland Graphic was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Gallatin went up to their
ranch, near Red Bluff, yesterday morning.
John jackson and E Derrick, of San Fran
cisco, are spending few days in Sacramento
Miss Mamie Grady has returned home from an
extended visit to Woodbridge and the Yosemite.
Judge ]. II. Liening, of ColuSa, visited Sacra-
mento yesterday, and went on to San Francisco.
Mrs A. l. Frost and daughter, Josie. left for
San Francisco Santa Cruz and Monterey yester-
day.
E. A. Merwin and wife, of Chico, passed
through yesterday, on their way home from the
Bay.
F. Comstock and wife and Mrs. Warren Cole
have gone to the Summit for fortnights recre-
alton.
George Wiseman, who has been visiting at
Del Monte, has returned much improved i'll
health.
Miss Lizzie Lynn left Sacramento last Monday
to take charge of the school in Union school
district.
B. b. Acker, of Portland Oregon, was in town
yesterday, but went down to the Bay in the af
ternoon.
Mrs T. Dougall and family, of Marysville,
passed through the city yesterday, going to
Monterey.
n few weeks visit in Marysville and the northern
portion OF the State.
Miss Arzela Bayless, of Elk Grove, has gone to
Red Bluff for two weeks. She will be the guest
of the Misses Owens.
Miss Sophie Eilers has returned from San
for the past few weeks.
Deputy District Attorney Simmons, of stanis-
laus county, was in town yesterday, but left for
Modesto in the forenoon.
j. W. Houston, of CORTLAND went up to
Georgetown. Fl Dorado county yesterday, to
look after mining interests.
Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy and daughter Kettle,
left yesterday morning for san Francisco, TO be
absent about two or three weeks.
Henry McLennan Chief Engineer of the Chico
Fire Department, returned home yesterday,
after spending day or two in Sacramento.
r. G. Lawson, NJ. Zrker, c. G.. Copp, Jesse
Weber and Seth Sovereign, of Woodland, who
have been on an extended hunting trip, re-
turned home Monday.
John T. Kidder President of the Nevada
County Narrow gauge Railroad, came down to
the city yesterday, accompanied by his wife, en-
route to san Francisco.
After short visit to San Francisco Miss Nellie
L. Bandy returned to her home, near Elk Grove,
and on Monday took charge of the school in
Pleasant Grove District.
NJ H. De Young and wife, Al. Hayman, and
DR.. C. c. ODonnell and wife, are among the
passengers to arrive from the East this morning,
en- route TO San Francisco.
Chas Runan and VIM Brown, Michigan Bar:
Mrs. A. Murray, Frank Goodman, S. Ross, G.
Ross, Costumes; W. K. Cunnington and Mat
Murray, Amador, are at the Eldred House.
AL Toland writes from Lake county to friends
III lIldl HIS dlTtdtly killed
half dozen deer and Salted down barrel of
trout. They expect 10 return in about two
weeks.
Among the passengers who came up from the
Bay by the noon train yesterday were ID. w
Gelwicks W. Ham. Hall L. :. Dennison and
wife, ". F. Norcross, Colonel Babcock, F. q.
Warehouse, Arthur January and a. Z. Shat
tuck.
Monday evening the friends of Miss Jessie
Leonard gave her a very enjoyable surprise
party at her residence ut Seventeenth and II
streets The time was pleasantly passed with
music. Rotations and games. About thrty-fiYe
persons were present
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Yesterday:
John Freeman Elk Valley; A. TOmlinSOn ROu-
tiers; Frank a. Potter, Charles Murray New
Hope; \. +. Meyers, Marysville: W A. Scott and
wife, Costumes; Al. Johnson Walnut Grove; A.
G. Butler. Hicksville VI. N.Washburne city; f.
K. Tiel, San Francisco; y. =. Finch, Miss T.
Schattz, ". D. Hughes, stockton; W. J. Smith
K. c. Dorsey, CORTLAND; Z. Bruner, Chico.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Ed Weinlander, Marysville; \. J. Mitchell, +.
Dawson, b. \. Cunningham. L. Euphrat Chas.
A. NatsOn, 7. \. FinigGn. d. Bloch, Mrs. Creed
Raymond, George J.. Seybolt, J. o. Culver. San
Francisco; J. d. Goodwin, Quincy; f. K. Wag.
goner, Reno J. j. Warner, Jennie 4
Cruz Los Angeles; J. c. Herman and wife. New
York; H. c. Keyes, Stockton; K. :. Hires, Coles
Circus; J. T. Mcclellan and wife, New York
Frank Pitcher, Coles Circus.