Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| c. II. Hubbard returned yesterday from Chico.
James T. Jasper, of wheatland, Is IN the city.
Miss Fogg, of Oroville, is visiting friends in
this city.
| R. D. Gore, father of Mrs. D. S. Hyams, is in
the city.
| Louis C. Montfort went down to San Fran
| CISCO yesterday.
| Mrs W. S. Stafford went down to Oakland yes
| terday morning.
Peter Newman returned yesterday from trip
/ to San Francisco.
| Mrs H A. Weaver and mother left yesterday
| for visit to the Bay city.
| A. E. Shattuck, Deputy Secretary of State, has
returned from Santa Rosa
T. j. Clunie is expected to return to the East
| about the middle of August.
| Senator Buck, of Solano county, came to the
| city from Vallejo yesterday.
j. J. Bauer returned yesterday from trip to
| the lower portion of the State.
| Mrs w. E. Gerber and Miss Gerber returned
| from San Francisco yesterday.
! NJ. J. Desmond leaves to-day for Monterey and
| Cotton, to be absent five weeks.
| Miss 7. C. Cullen of San Francisco is visiting
| Miss Annie Davis for few weeks.
| William Ayres Thomas Delaney and John
Mackey came up from the Bay yesterday.
Frank McKeever and wife, accompanied by
his mother, left yesterday for San Francisco.
| Colonel John A. Turner passed through yes
terday, on his way from San Francisco to Chico.
Miss T. C. Cullum, OF San Francisco, is visit
ing Misses Addie and Mamie Davis, of this city.
R. w. Jackson, a former Sacramentan, now
residing at San Francisco, was in town yester-
day.
Miss Eva Cox, of Santa Rosa, who had been
visiting friends here, went to San Jose yester-
day.
Mrs George W Hancock went down to San
Jose yesterday, to visit her relatives for few
weeks.
Mrs Richard Burr, accompanied by her
brothers, j. and f. Lord, left yesterday for
months stay at Alta.
General C. l. Hutchinson, well-known in this
city, has been seriously i'll at San Francisco, but
is now convalescent
W. K. Treadwell of this city was on Monday
at San Francisco, admitted to practice in the
United States Circuit Court.
Mrs. F. L. Southack and family, of San Fran
cisco, have returned home after a visit of some
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey.
Charles Copp, Seth Sovereign, Bob Lawson,
Morris Zirker and Jesse Weber, of Woodland,
left last Sunday on a camping trip to Silver
Lake.
]. P. Burcherd and family, of Rocklin passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco, where they will remain for few
weeks.
Miss Julia Shelby, of this city, and Mrs Bar
Der of Rocklin, are spending the summer Mt
Tucker, on the Rio Grande, 100 miles east of
Salt Lake City
Superintendent Fell, of the Salt Lake division
of the Central Pacific Railroad, left for his head
quarters yesterday, after short visit to Sacra-
mento and San Francisco.
John Bruner of San Francisco, Chronicle re-
porter during the extra session of the LegiSla-
ture, arrived from the East yesterday and is
stopping at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Mrs. John Harren and daughter, of Plymouth,
Amador county, are visiting the city, the guests
of Mrs. A. w. Curtiss They will visit relatives
HAYDEN InSSpn before
home.
Fish Commissioner A. B. Dibble left for his
home at Grass Valley yesterday, but tomorrow
will meet Commissioner Buckingham and go
with him to Big Meadows, to look after the trout
Interests there.
E. II. Tryon and wife leave this morning for
Lake county. They will travel in buggy drawn
by two horses, and will, en- route. pass through
Napa and Berryessa valleys, and visit all the
springs. They will be gone three weeks
Mrs. Felix Tracy and daughter have gone East
to spend two or three months. They are now
remaining at Salt Lake for few days, visiting
Henry Tracy, who is an emplOye in Wells, Fargo
Il Co. S bank at that place.
Monday, at the house of Mr. Greenlaw, north
of the city, some twenty-five schoolmates of
Misses Jessie, Amy and Master Lester, passed a
pleasant day. They carried their lunches and
spent their time picncking and playing games
under the trees until evening, when all went
home tired, but well pleased with their days
pleasure.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
H. Morrison, city; IL. o. Buchanan, J. P. Parker
A p. Matthew'S San Francisco; q. Gibson, 7. l..
White. Marysville; J. II. Costello, Elk Grove; H.
A. Clifton p Bridges, F. l. Matthews, $. w.
Walnut Grove; Miss Mary BrunnOn. NJ. j. Noee
Woodland; &. J. Furnish J. b. Furnish, Gait |
Mrs. d. Q. Eulricome, Miss L. Eulricome, Iolo
county; William Becher, Cosumnes; g. i. Fra
ger, Suffer county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
John Bruner, San Francisco; Louis E. Cook
Coles Circus; Charles A.Watson, San Francisco;
George II. Drury, Philadelphia; John a. Black
John A Scad and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. E. |
s. Denlson and two daughters J. O.Warner. San |
Jose; L.W. Buck, Vacaville L. H. De Pue Bart |
lett Springs; L. s. Denison, Oakland; ". J, Oaks ,
San Luis obispo P. H. Desmond, San Francisco; !
VIM. +. McCracken, Willie Fergus Cosumnes
C. G. Cove and wife, Miss NJ. Cove, Miss f. Cove
Cincinnati, o.; L. G. Harvey, Oakland; John 5.
Coles Circus; H. Schussler San Francisco; II. |
A. Chaplin, New York; G. McKeon city.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: George
dali, San Jose; J. Allen, Minnesota Will
Slater Australia Mrs H. NJ Vaughn. Camden,
y j.; Mrs. c. +. Mullen and child. Chicago; |
Mrs. T. Henderson and son, Australia; n. f. |
Harris and wife, L. s. N; Miss Gallagher San |
Francisco; Mrs. David Clark, Wisconsin; w. W. |
ington; J. ". Henry and family, Michigan; J. |
NJ. Spotford, F. W. Lawler, J. W. Whiten, San |
Francisco F. E. Mires, J. f. Stubs, Ashland, |
Or; \. Bachert and wife San Francisco; Miss |
Sarah Canon, Mrs. J. L. Walcot, Oakland; W. J. |
Lowery, San Francisco; Miss L. c. Rafferty,, Miss |
j. C. Rafferty, Pittsburgh Pa; L. II. Long, Oak |
land; Willie Pendery, Nebraska; ". F. Talbot |
and lady, New Orleans; S. d. Tracy. Sacramento; |
S. f. Foreman and wife, Chicago; W. II. Pierce, |
Salt Lake; Mrs. Welsh, Miss Welsh, Tuscarora; |
J. W. Tenney, Denver: Mrs.J NJ. Harper, Brook |
Ign; Mrs. NJ A. Jordan, Miss NJ. Jordan, Ne1- |
York; J. C. Johnson, San Francisco. |