Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-22
SOCIAL AND Personal

j. j. Smith came down from Auburn yester-
day.
Mrs Creed Raymond came down from Auburn
yesterday.
Louis f. Norton and wife left yesterday for
Pacific Grove.
C. X Daugherty went down to the Bay yester-
day afternoon.
Adam Kinkele left yesterday for Stockton and
San Francisco.
W. Fl. Parks and wife came down from Marys-
vile yesterday.
Mrs Horatio Hurd went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mrs: S. Vaudeville has gone to Terrace, Utah,
to visit her son.
Fred. Cox came up from San Francisco by the
train yesterday noon
J. NJ Haght and wife leave this morning for
Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Ed. Johnson left yesterday on a trip to the
northern portion of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Beckman left yesterday
morning for Bartlett Springs.
S. :. Beede left yesterday for lone and Jack
son, for the benefit of his health.
c. B. Turrill. of the immigration Department
of the Central Pacific, is IN town.
Judge S S. Holl and family leave for his ranch
in Lassen county next Thursday.
r. H. Newton, Woodland, and H. H. Worley,
Oakland, came to the city last evening.
Maurice Flynn. of Fairplay, and w Thomp-
son, of Auburn, are at the Eldred House.
Mrs. John Rider and Mrs. VIM. Rider took
their departure yesterday for Monterey.
Lieutenant Frank Greene, of the United States
Signal Corps is in the city on official business.
NJ. T. Brewer who came up from san Fran
| cisco Saturday last returned yesterday to the
Bay.
Mrs NJ. b. King. of San Francisco, is visiting
her daughter Mrs W. Ii. II. Wiley, in Sacra
mento.
Misses Belle and Matte Johnston, of Richland
| accompanied by Miss Dresser, have gone to
Monterey.
William Kenny, A. C. Beattie and Chris.
Beattie, of Georgia Slide FL Dorado county, are
i'll the city.
\. G. Hite of Colusa county brother-in-law OF
Senator William Johnston, came down from
Colusa yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Wallace and children, of
this city, left yesterday for a two weeks camp
in the mountains.
]. E. Blanchard, J. II. Durham, S. Stamper,
DR.. +. C.. Durant and Edward Christy, of Fol
som, are at the Capital Hotel.
Herbert W. Taylor, who has been living for
the past two years in San Luis Obispo county,
returned to Sacramento II few days since on Il
visit.
Mrs. Fred. Stevens, her sister, Miss Emma
Johnson. and A. J. Stevens Jr. left Saturday on
the steamer Apache for visit to Miss Maggie
Oh bIdllu
A. L. Campo leaves this morning for San
Francisco, where he will take passage on
steamer for Portland. He will visit Victoria and
return in about four weeks.
W. W Wade late proprietor of the Interna-
| tional Hotel, leaves in Il few days, accompanied
| by his family, to visit brother i'll Oregon whom
| he has not seen for thirty years.
Rev. 1. E. Dwinell, D. D.,who has just reached
the Eastern States after visit of several months
| to the Holy Land, Syria, Egypt, Asia Minor and
| Turkey, expects to be back in California by the
| LIST of September.
| W. II. Sherburn, a Sacramento Nimrod, re-
| turned yesterday from several days hunt
along the South Fork of the American river, in
| the neighborhood of Salmon Falls. He claims
| to have killed thirteen deer, and to have been
| equally successful with his rod and line. He
| brought home with him fine buck.
Chris. Zimmerman and his party of campers,
who have been spending a few weeks at the
| Meadows, between the North and Middle Forks
| of the American river, some miles east of Mich
| igan Bluffs, returned yesterday. They report
| hunting and fishing to be excellent, and the
Meadows one ofthe finest camping places nthe
| SierraS
| Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
J. W. White, Orland; II. Hughes Clay Station;
| Mrs. J. o. Brown, Mrs. Donnelly, Folsom; 7. Nc
Kay and wife, Michigan Bar; a. d. Oakley Ma
| toma; 7. ]. Thompson and wife, Elk Grove: A.
Leonard, Plymouth; Ben Ready, Woodland; /.
NJ Scott Costumes: Frank Fyrrell Gait; Miss
| Maggie O'ConneIl, Mrs. W. Gibbs and child,
Mrs. Charles II. Eldred and child, Mrs. c. Z.
Elgin, Miss May OConncll, st. Helena, Cal; Ira
| Lowell, Yolo.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| Frank Rogers, Lake Tahoe; j. NJ. Davis, Ma
| toma; J. II. Harvey, London: J. Wallace, Scot
| land; W H. Clark, wife and child, Mrs. r. G.
| Stanford and two children Marysvile Frank
| P OBrien, San Francisco; S. Raymond, Oak
| land: William Johnston and wife, Richland W.
W. Crossette, Folsom; Mrs. Creed Raymond, San
! Francisco; B. F. Branham, San Jose; j. S.
Beardsley, T. F. Batchelder, L. H. Brown, Fred.
Bryant, W. Z. Dargie, G. Z. DeGoliad, f. II.
| Eggers, s. W. Getchell, W. 7. Gibbs, j. NJ. Han
ford, W. NJ. McCloud, c. +. Taylor, J. +. league.
Henry Vrooman, Oakland; o. S. La Wake, L. G.
| Jobson, New York; II. B. Whitman, Cincinnati;
Duncan Pherson, Santa Cruz Mrs. Battles and
| child San Francisco; R. c. Gaskill, Oakland.
The following west bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: Gustav
Valkmann, BucaramangO, L. S. of Colombia;
I. II. Odell, San Francisco: c. s. Deem, Lima,
o.; Mrs. E. K. Kennedy and two children, Oak
land Mrs. C. X. Brown, New York; Lizzie Currie,
Scotland; Mrs. b. c. Gadsby, Buffalo, n. Y; w. S.
Wood, San Francisco; Miss E. Leary, New York;
Earle Earle San Francisco; G. w. Bement, Ian
sing Mich; C. II. Kimball, Chicago; C. C. Bush
and wife, ReddIng, CAL. Otto Won Glider, So
noma, Cal; John Callahan, Brooklyn, n. Y; +.
II. Keepers Chicago; E. s. Van Meter, New
Napa. CAL; VIM. Hanna and wife. New York;
II. NJ Stuart, Canada; Miss A. Warner, New
York; Geo. Conrade Miss Conrade, Iowa: F. S.
Robins, Chicago; Mrs. A. Atkins, New York:
Mrs. VIM. Brook, Rochester, n. Y; Thos Nor
ton, DR.. 0yeran and wife, San Francisco