Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-23
SOCIAL AND PERsoNAL.

ing
Mrs. R. H. Petit returned yesterday from
LOOmis.
DR.. A. E. Bruno returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
Henry Bassford, of yacaville, is in Sacramento
W. F. Knox left for the Bay by yesterday after
moons train.
J. H. Neff, of Dutch Flat, came down to the
city yesterday.
Frank Rogers returned from Lake Tahoe yes
terday morning.
Mr. Osborn, of the Los Angeles Republican, is
| among the visitors to the city.
| Mrs. George W. Chesley went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon
Miss Lou Owens, of Red Bluff, is the guest of
| Miss Nellie Bandy, of Elk Grove.
| John NJ. Fulweiler and C. E. futile, of Au-
! burn, visited Sacramento yesterday.
NJ. T. Bervelle Under Sheriff of Colusa coun-
ty, went home from this city yesterday.
General Charles Cadwalader of Red Bluff,
came down yesterday, going TO San Francisco
| Miss Katie Frisch, of this city. has joined a
| party for d camping trip of a month TO Silver
/ Lake.
| Mrs G. H. Perry, of San Francisco is in the
| city, visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. +.
K. Dray.
Mrs. Clara S. Foltz, the lady lawyer of San
Francisco, arrived on the o'clock train last
evening.
| Hon. T. ]. Phelps, of San Mateo, went up OF
Butte county yesterday, to look after his mining
| interests.
Rev DIR. Flickinger, of Dayton, O.. who had
| been visiting this coast for while, left last
| evening for Denver.
| John L. Sickler, an old Sacramentan, is one of
| the delegates from San Francisco to the Repub-
| lican State Convention
AL Archer, of the Barnard Hotel, Alta, who
had been visiting the city for few days, re-
turned home last evening.
General j. +. Sheehan, of the San Francisco
Post, came up to the city last evening, to look
at the Republican State Convention.
Robert Hellman, James Murphy, Charles
Frisch and William Manuel left yesterday for a
hunting trip of four weeks to the Coast range.
Mrs. f. C. Bingay returned yesterday from
Irving, Alameda county, where she had been
visiting her father, ON the occasion of his S0th
birthday.
Chas NJ Shortridge editor of the San Jose
Times and wife, and A Z. T. Morley. of the staff
of the San Francisco Report, arrived in the city
last evening.
J. F. Strobrdge and Vim. Hood, Chief Engineer
of the Central and Southern Pacific Railroads
went up to the front of the California and
Oregon Railroad yesterday.
A party consisting of r. Greer, Ray Coates.
Bert Hart, l.. Walruth Fred Schweitzer, of the
Hussar Band, and J. Kline and Decker Wright,
of the Artillery Band, left yesterday by wagon
for Clear Lake.
Harry Kirk, r. f Hartley, Willie Geary, Eben
Owen and Harry owen started Yesterday on
hunting and fishing trip to the McCloud river,
by private conveyance, expecting to be absent
about six weeks.
C. A. Wetmore, executive officer of the VIII
cultural Commission, arrived in the city yester-
day to labor for the interests he represents, in
securing the favorable consideration by public
men of the demands of the viticultural indus
tries.
Lieutenant Frank Green, United States Signal
Corps heretofore stationed at Dayton, w. T.
who was in the city yesterday to inspect the sig
nal station in this city, will upon completion of
his duties as Inspecting Officer, report in person
at Washington b. c. in accordance with recent
orders. He has been on duty in the signal
service on this Coast about six years, and is now
assigned to duty at the Signal Corps headquar-
tiers, d. C.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
Baptist Dias Costumes; L. X. Evans, Gabuka,
Iowa; Thomas c. Leary and wife, any place
W. q. Hyde, Marysville; Sam. Martin, Gold
Hill J. NJ. Shaw. city; c. H. Bronson and wife,
Louttit Stockton; John Wells, Iowa Hill D.
G. Tilton and wife, NicolGus R. B. Hathaway
Martinez; Robert Stewart, wife and boy, Gait
K. E. Kelly. Suisun; VS. Coombs, lone Jacob
Theobalds, Woodland; William W. Elroy,
Lakeport f; B; Bole, Miss NJ Bole, Lake
county: Richard Webb, Jackson; r: Bland,
Mrs. W. H. HuliRge Miss Emma Ludinghouse,
Pacervlle d. w. Harrington, Santa Clara
Mrs. Ludlow, D. McMullen. G, W. silner, C.
Johnson San Francisco Miss Matte Jackson
Thomas Gafney, - Capell, Napa county.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: d. Bloom,
Daniel Meyer, William NJ. Stewart, Mrs NJ. Har
ley, San Francisco Mrs. T. N. Perkins, Boston;
Francisco; w. Sterling, New York City; A. c.
Reid, San Francisco; C. o. Lucas and wife. Chi
cago; T. H. Thompson, Oakland; Mrs. J. W.
Phillips, Dundee, III; l.. o. Robinson, San
Francisco; Mrs. y. T. Clark, Miss Aggie Hall,
Eureka, New; p n. Mackey San Francisco; J.
W Wiley, Cincinnati; B. o'Connor, California;
Mrs. J. q. Adams Miss L. Martin Rochester n.
Y; J. P. Longworthy, Boston; William B. Coffin
and wife, Denver; ". A. Newbold and daugh-
ter. New Jersey; J, L. Sanderson, J. G. Hill and
CAL Miss Happier, Illinois; j. Lazerus, Homo,
lulu, s l.; NJ. H. Hicks, Sacramento; Mrs 5. L.
Murdoch, Mineral Springs, New; J. W. James,
Spence and wife, Alabama; W, R. Fisher, wife
and son, Philadelphia; f. Wilcox, wife and
two children James Candish, wife and child,
b: Berg, Eureka, New.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
A. r. Conlllin, A. L. Conklln, S. D. Woods, s. G.
Snedan, Inyo county; w. W. Mason. Carson
City: L. Euphrat, San Francisco; Charles Pear
son, Queensland, Australia; \. c. Hendricks, E.
veras; J. D. Byers, L. \. Dodge, Lassen NJ. Bull,
]. o. Henlee, Plumas: Miss Beck, San Fran
cisco; Charles Cadwalader, Red Bluff; F. w.
Lowgee. H. T. Fairbanks, Petaluma: A. f. Hor-
ton, San Diego; George Jaikinson, Robert
Holmes ]. H. Pierce and wife, Oakland: G. W:
Zarker and wife, San Bernardino; NJ. A. King,
man San Fernardino; S. NJ. Babbett, Oakland:
r. Grid and wife, C. r. Hansen San Bernardino:
Alex. Mackie, San Francisco; W. S. Moore and
wife, Los Angeles, n. Mckinney, San Francisco;
Z. Bouton, Los Angeles; II. II. Markham, Pas
adena: II. T. Payne, Los Angeles; John Brown,
Jr., San BernardinO: II. W. Barclay, Los An
geless; H. 2. Osborne, Bodie; H. NJ. Tanning,
Sonora; Ralph Ellis, Lodi; s.. II. Boardman,
Stockton; B. f. Foster, Lockeford; o. I. Dyer
and wife, H. W Magee, Riverside; ]. Pack
Angeles; T. X Perkins, Ventura; j. B. Meyer,
Calaveras; VIM. Snow, Geo. Mosher, Stanislaus;
C. W. Wakefield, Stockton; J. Il. Meyer, Gala
yeras; 7 X Perkins, Ventura; J. l.; Phelps; A.
George Hagan, Colusa; A. HOchheimer, Will
lows a. B. Butler, f. G. Heacock, San Francisco;
J. G. Lyman, +. G. belong, San Rafael; George
NJ. Pinney, J. H. Mahoney, Oakland; ID. Nc
Clure, J. s. Dibble, J. l.. Thorpe San Francisco;
Edward Coleman. wife and three daughters
Grass Valley; W. L. Berker and wife, San Luis
Burlington, Santa Rosa E. B. Mastell, Alameda
W. b. May A. A. Jones' San Francisco; 0. H.
Bingham, Oakland; d. W. Thompson, Santa
Barbara; John Martell, Thomas Ward, San
Peacock, Cotton; J. b. Burkheat, San Ber-
nardno; C. D. Neil, Oakland; W. H. Lawrence,
San Mateo j. Z. Sellick. c. II. Street, San Fran
cisco: J. J. Hannifin, Oakland; c. T. Johns, A.
G. Radney San Francisco.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. - The |
semi-annual Convention of the Sacra-
mento county Sabbath schools COM
menced its sessions in the First Baptist
Church last evening. The services opened |
with Chautauqua vesper service, followed
by Il sermon on Christ, the Good Shop |
herd by Rev. Stanley Mckay. Rev. H.
J. Becker then gave a brief report as to the
work and workers of the International
Convention, held few weeks since at
Louisville, KY, to which he was delegate.
He will continue his report at the meeting /
this morning. The programme for to-day
is as follows $50 A. NJ, prayer meeting; |
10 A. NJ, from folds in city and county, |
conference upon the field; II A. NJ, address !
by Sparrow Smith; = P. NJ, address |
by Rev. George r. Bird; 2:45 P. NJ,