Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

I LIE
Mrs. E c. Parkinson, of Shasta, is visiting in
Chico.
| Judge Tuttle, of Auburn, was in the city yes
terday.
A. A. Wood, of this city, is visiting Butte
county.
c. H Gilman returned from San Francisco last
] Mrs. DR.. J. A. Dawson and daughter are visit
! ing Chico
Judge G. Haines returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
James Chinwick, of Elk Grove, was in the
! city yesterday
| C. c. Bateman, of Red Bluff, is spending few
days at the Bay.
E V. Hobart. of Chico, was visiting Sacra-
day for Arkansas
H. L. Philliber, of Davisville. is visiting
friends in Red Bluff
D. X. Perkins, OF Oroville, went down to San
Francisco yesterday.
B. B. Booth, of Modesto, is paying visit to his
old home, Marysyile.
II. Wachhorst and Charles McCreary left for
san francisco yesterday
Miss Tyrrell of this city, is visiting the Misses
Coleman, of Grass Valley.
Rev. J. L. Mann of East Oakland is sDendinr
a few days in Nevada City
Mrs.-A. H. Walrath, of Nevada CITY. is visiting
her parents at San Leandro.
NJ. Salisbury, of San Francisco. came down
from trip to Vina yesterday
Mrs. NJ. Camp returned home last evening
aftera months visit to the Bay
H. S. Hobltzel, of Marysville, was among yes
terdays passengers for the Bay.
A. D. AIaltin of Alturas, Modoc county. is
spending few days in this city
Miss Annie Wilson, of Chico. returned home
Tuesday from visit to Woodland.
bliss Laura Hardy, OF Red Bluff passed
through to San Francisco Tuesday.
A. C. Collins, of San Francisco, is visiting Sac
ramento, the guest of DR.. NJ. Gardner
Louis Glass of Cherokee, passed through the
city yesterday, going to San Francisco.
Mrs. Albert NJ Rowe of stockton. is visiting
heT sister, Mrs. + Swift, No. 30 N street.
Thos. Rose and wife, of the Cosumnes and
VIM Dunlap of Roseville, are in the city
0. D. Richmond of Marysville. passed through
the city yesterday, going TO san Francisco.
James Carter, G. W Spaulding, NJ Lenore and
j. u. Carr, OF Fair Play, are at the State House
Miss Sadie Johnston has returned to her home
Bay.
VIM. Good, of Pleasant Grove Chas. OuigcIe
OF Gait, and A. Fremelling of Auburn are in
the city.
Mrs. G. Perry Curtis and Mrs Nellie Todhun
ter have returned after a weeks sojourn at the
Bay city.
Mrs. Charles C. Haswell and children, of San
Francisco, are visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Mrs. S, S: Montague returned Tuesday from
Visit to Chico, and went to San Francisco yester
day afternoon.
Mrs. G. W. Barnhardt, Gait Peter Dickman
Michigan Bar, and f. Mcguire, Folsom, are at |
the Eldred House.
Iob,, ny-p,a, ?,
Iudsbury, Newcastle, and VIM. Miller, Forest |
Hill, are in the city.
George D. Aldrich, the "man from Lincoln"
was IN town yesterday. The color OF his hat !
was Blaine TO be seen.
Mrs John F. Cooper: of this city, who has
been studying music in Chicago for eight |
months past, returned home this morning
Mrs. Scott, Costumes; VIM. F. Bullock and |
wife, Lodi; 6. W. Chapman, Winters C. W. |
Edwards. Latrobe, and L. 5. Wilbur, Buckeye |
Y ALLEY, are i'll town.
Dwight HOLSTER, wife and daughter. of Court |
land, left yesterday for Hardin Springs. where |
Mr.. HOLSTER will remain about Il week but his |
wife and daughter longer.
J. w. Marshall, discoverer of gold in Calffor-
MA, was IN town yesterday, en- route from San !
Francisco to Auburn, and thence to his home at |
Kelsey, Ell Dorado county
Frank Harrell Plymouth; James Fralev
slough House J. j. Bayley. Costumes: f. +
5onnor, Michigan Bar; H. 7. Huggin Richland |
r l.. Watson, 6. II. NuttIng, Oakland, came 10 |
he city yesterday.
Ernest c. stock, for twenty-three years past
Police and Criminal Court reporter of the san
Francisco Morning CaH is III the city on a short
vacation. He remains here day or two and
hen visits the vicinity of Folsom, and crosses
he mountains to the lakes to get a sniff of
upper air and enlarge his views OF California
attitudes.
The following west-bound overland passep-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: Lorraine
Rogers, L. L. Hayward, New York city: G. II.
ray and wife, Ogden, Utah; c. 7. Wells, W J.
Wells, san Francisco; Mrs. ;. a. Stout Williams |
BORT Pa; Mrs. Mary Van Orden Miss Jennie
IAN 0rden, Jersey City, \. J.; J. "; Turner,
Park City, Utah W. Iandall, New York city:
Edward Narney and wife, Eureka, Nevada: II.
). Graves, California; 5. \. Graves, WapellO
owa.
J. B. Burns and wife, who reside few miles
rom Redding, went to San Francisco yesterday
They had with them Il little boy, about eighteen
months old, who was abandoned by his mother
N the Redding train when only about month
rain left Chico, but remained in another part
# the ear until after the child was discovered
~ conductor james Welch to have been aball-
ioned and even assisted in a search for the
mother. She subsequently left the train at An
lersou. These facts were learned some time
afterwards. The child was taken TO Redding.
where Mr.. Burns learning of its having been
deserted, adopted it, and it is now a fine
healthy and intelligent looking boy.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
. A. Thornton, II. Haussman, T. Maggie and wife
\. II. Lochbaum, Miss Georgia Morse, san Fran
iseo Ernst Klein, j. W. Christiancy, c. p r.
r, Oakland Lee Jacobs, san Francisco W d.
stevenson. Troy, y. Y; Fl. b. Julian Coiusa
ounty Thomas II. Williams, Jr., stockton: f
Z. Simmons, New York; Miss Nina Davis J. r.
;rawford, London, Eng. Miss Adele Waters
Mss Emma Delaro, Edward F. Goodwin, New
FORK Robert Cole, Jr., London Eng: f Sea
,rooke, W. Herbert, n c. Goodwin Jr. Mrs. L.
Mayer and child, New York; c. A futile Au-
)urn NJ. Laumelson, New York j. L Ball.
willows Elizabeth S. Senter NJ. D.. san Jose
v. X. Martin, Dr. De Derkey, city Mrs. W.
Allen, Reno, New: Edward c. Stork San Fran
,isco N. c. Allen, Chicago: W. T. Y Schenck,
san Francisco; ; G. W. CraysOn, Oakland