Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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| C. F. Smith and Amos Hull. of Ashland, are ii
I town.
! A. J. Bump. of CORTLAND was in the city yes
| terday.
L. W. Harl and NJ. E. Glove. of Colusa, are il
| the city.
], n Hudson, of San Francisco. came to towr
| yesterday.
| W. ]. Johnston, of Grass Valley, has located ii
| Sierra City.
Charles n. Eldred went down to Oakland yes
| terday for brief stay.
A. Nichols and Douglas Sherfey of Buckeye
| valley, are in the city.
Prof o. NJ Adams went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. C. Anderson, Franklin. and James Miller.
Elk Grove, are in the city.
Hon. A. Walrath. of Grass Valley, went home
yesterday from San Francisco.
Miss NJ c. Campbell, of this city, is visiting
her former home, Santa Rosa
". A. Wilcox and wife, of Bodie, and J. F. Ar
gyle, OF Arbuckle, are in the city.
Mrs; Mark Hopkins and party of friends
went East by last evenings train.
Charles A. Beasley, Fresno, and Fen. Fisher,
OF Folsom, are at the Capital Hotel.
G. F. -Walter, manager of the Hungarian
gypsy Band, was in town yesterday
Judges Hale and futile and E L. Craig, of Au-
burn, came down to the city yesterday
Louis Gerber returned yesterday from three
months stay in San Luis 0bispo county.
Walter Achey and wife and j. C. Dillian and
wife, of lone City, are at the State House.
S; W Taylor, Costumes, and Mrs. Blair and
children, of Walsh Station, are i'll the city.
Miss Maude Millikin is visiting Miss Katie
Dresbach at Indian Springs, Nevada county.
Thomas J. Flanagan, of Oakland, Division
Roadmaster of the C. P K. R., was in town yes
terday.
Ex-Surveyor-General Gardner was in town
yesterday, but returned to San Francisco in the
afternoon.
Assemblymen Yell of Mendocino and Clark of
Colusa came up from Stockton Yesterday, and
VIII leave for their homes to-day.
ExMayor Belden, of Stockton, &C ompaned
by his daughter, came down II IA h ranch
near Gridley yesterday going to ST. { to l.
n F. Hardy, ]. f. Ellington. Elk Grove; W.
NJ. skinner, Costumes; E. S. Bryant, Latrobe,
and c. B. Hoffman, Oakland, are in the city.
Park Brown, Michigan Bar A. Null and wife
and George D. Connor and wife, Costumes, and
c. X. Jones, lone City, are at the EIdred House.
Edward Coleman, ex-President of the Nevada
County Narrow gauge Railroad passed through
the city yesterday for home from San Francisco
Ex-police officer P. Leavy has written to
friends in Sacramento. announcing his safe ar
rival in the Emerald Isle where he is passing the
time pleasantly He expects to be back here by
election day.
Among the delegates from Stockton who came
up yesterday, going home, were James O'Brien,
OF Smartsville; B. p. Hugg, of Camptonville;
Major Biggs of Biggs; DR.. Burwell, of Oroville;
Hon. \. ID. CoombS, OF Yuba county and Judge
Niles Searls, of Nevada City.
Captain A. Foster returned from San Francisco
yesterday. He is inclined to believe that the
damage caused the grain crop by the rain will
prove to have been over-estimated, believing
that the principal loss, in places where grain is
in the dough, will be the extra expense of har-
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apt to stra1ghten up in a few days.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
II L. Chaplin Denver; Mrs. p. H. Medley Mo |
desto; DR.. T. d. Herrog, Fred Dorrance,. james |
4. Davis I. L. Ward, R; L: Toplitz Mrs. A
Harvey, San Francisco; W. P. Darbrin,- Solano; |
Mrs. Kate Blanchard Alameda: G. p Brett |
New York John T. Godfrey, Los Angeles: Rob
ventura; j. NJ. Anderson, Jr Placerville; Archi- |
bald Yell, Ukiah; Charles Morgan, New York |
Lieutenant g. p. Cotton, United States Army; |
I. j. Lynch, Walsh Station; W. Gradant, Santa |
Barbara; A. Mendis, Watsonville George E |
Williams Placeryille.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: C. A. |
White, Washington, d. c.; Mrs. F. Elkin, Salt |
D Mckee Manchester, Va. Mrs. T. II. Howe, |
New York; |. T. Douglass. Mrs. L. K Marsh |
salt Lake; Mrs L. II. SanbOrn. Concord y. H; |
Mrs; Sophia Meyer, New York; Signor Dotti, |
cisco; g. p. Greene, c. NJ. Greene, Chicago, ILL.,; |
A. Honey, Brooklyn, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Speyer, |
Japan; Miss Mamie Jones, Chicago, H.; Eta |
Godfrey, Syracuse, n y; A. NJ Smith. Phila-
delphia. III special car from New York city
Judge J. F. Dillon and lady, Miss Dillon Miss |
Annie Dillon, Miss Price and two servants.
Hon. W. Fl. Parks, one of the Republican dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, who returned |
went up to Marysville in the after
noon. He was kept busy receiving congratula-
tions from and shaking hands with enthusiastic
Republicans during his stay here, but his own /
was equal if not superior to that of |
any one else. He says the Convention and its |
incidents exceeded anything he had ever wit
messed or knew of i'll the range of American |
politics. and the excitement when the Logan |
votes changed over to Blaine was so intense |
and the demonstration continued so long, |
that he became nervous fearing that it |
would be forgotten that it was neces-
sary tosconclude the ballot The returning |
were received with great enthu- |
siasm at scores of places while en- route home, |
and Chairman Morrow made about twenty |
speeches in response to demonstrations AT |
Truckee they had fine reception. Mr., Parks |
wears his white hat proudly if it is a little |
creased and WTinkled.