Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R. S. Carey returned home from Biggs yes
terday
Sheriff Watkins, of Woodland was here last
Saturday.
W. F. Knox Jr returned from San Francisco
last evening.
Major Robert Beck, of San Francisco, was in
town yesterday.
John Bryan left yesterday for Woodland, to re-
side for a while.
Judge S. C. benson left yesterday for Jackson.
Amador county.
Miss May Wilment, of Auburn, is visiting
friends III Napa.
]. W. Scott and A. P. Hall, of Gait, are visit
ing Butte county.
Hon j. H. Neff, of Dutch Flat, was visiting
the city Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan, of this city, is visiting
relatives in Auburn.
D. NJ Reavis, of Chico, went home yesterday
from San Francisco.
U. s. Marshal Drew and Sheriff Estil got back
from Oroville Saturday.
Professor Kerr and wife and Mrs. Stewart left
Saturday evening for the East.
Frank Winterburn came up to the city from
San Francisco Saturday evening.
D. W. Gelwicks, State Prison Director, went
down to San Francisco yesterday.
Hon Thomas Findey of Georgetown, FL Do
RADIO county, came to the city yesterday.
Mrs j. T. Carey and Miss Harriet Brown, of
this city, are visiting friends in Auburn.
Mrs. J. r. Wilkinson came down from Nevada
City yesterday, en- route for san Francisco
Michael Fay leaves to-day for WILDER Springs
in Colusa county, where he will remain for Il
month.
George W. Locke and George G. Locke and
wife went down to San Francisco yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs w F. Jackson and Mrs. ]. f. T.
Pike leave for Soda Springs, Placer county, in
few days.
Isaac P jackson and wife, of Georgetown, Ell
Dorado county, are visiting Sacramento the
guests of 5. J. Jackson
B. D. Pike and Dr. Richards, of San Francisco,
who have been hunting and fishing at Sisson's,
passed through yesterday, returning home.
Ad C. Hinkson left Saturday evening for Chi
cago. He will be absent for month, and will
visit the home of his childhood in Missouri.
Miss Georgia Clark, the Misses Sadie and Lou
Use Webster, and Mrs. ia. Magee and daughter,
returned to San Francisco from Auburn Satur-
day.
H. T. Huggin, Richland; E. Byington, Elk
Grove; Miss Minnie Rupert, San Francisco and
J. NJ. Stephenson, Franklin, are at the Capital
Hotel
Rev. A Cichi, s. j., member of the Faculty
of Santa Clara College. has been for the past
week the guest of Rev. Father Grace, of st.
Rose Church.
J. s. King, Los Angeles; s. W Taylor, Cosum-
Latrobe; and IL. Dennie, Arizona, were i'll the
city Saturday.
May Mcdonald, an u-year-old miss, was pre-
sented Il few days since with handsome gold
ring with emerald settings, by the CALIFORNIAN
Club, of this city.
Mrs. Charles Robins Mrs Judge T. &. McFar-
land Miss Jennie Mcfarland and Miss May Tai
bot left for Truckee on train No. saturday, to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin.
Vim. Beckman, Mrs. Creed Raymond, Mrs. g.
W. Chesley, Miss Emma Felter, james l. Felter
C.. H. Cummings and Miss Lizzie Bernard were
passengers on the train from San Francisco last
evening.
Among the passengers who arrived by yester- |
day mornings weStbOund express train were |
Mrs. Israel Luce and son, OF this city; W H. |
Barnes, of the San Francisco Cal, and Judge !
Sawyer and sons, who have been on visit TO |
the Yellowstone Park.
B. Moose, formerly of this city, but atterly
residing at San Francisco, came down from |
Redding yesterday, on his way home About |
ten days ago, while a passenger by the 1reka |
stage, his hat blew off, and he jumped off after |
it. While attempting to get on the stage again, |
while the vehicle was III motion, he made Il |
misstep and his left foot was run over and Seri |
ously injured, necessitating his remaining at
Redding until yesterday evening. He may have |
TO have an operation performed on the foot |
when he reaches San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday ;
A. r. Hatch, Suisun; Vim. II. Brown, Mrs. A. |
&. Breuner, J. FlOcresman, \. Brett, |
4. L. Dewgfeld, f. H. Rhodes, H. r Liver |
more, c. Mccormick Mrs Creed Raymond, San |
francisco; J. ". Houston, CORTLAND; j.; 5. |
P. II. McGrew, J. II. Taylor, VIM. |
T. Halsey, Oakland; Frank W. Swiggert, San |
Luis Obispo; d. j. Comley, Madison, Wis; l.. |
NJ. Agard, Auburn: II. W. Sharp, Carson City; |
Charles Caiwdeu. Tower House; ". X. Peck, |
New York: VIM. Beckman and wife, Los Ange- |
7 Yoio 2'-o' NJ Ail0'''' "''1"'' H. l. "'pplD'
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
Walter Caldwell, r. ". Ketchan, Plymouth; |
Chas Lunn, Woodland; Fred Mackley, /, CALI
gan, c. SHALT. san Francisco; +. c. Carpenter,
Costumes; NJ. L. Smith, Reuters; C. NJ. Con
nell, Vacavillc: Thos. Mcconnell and wife, Z.
J. N. Pritchard Placerville; c. b. !
Fisher, Washington; George Depler, VIM Goode, |
c. II. Gum, city; j. K. PoOley, Pleasant Grove: (
George Cushman, Elk Grove; Dir. W. \. Root, st.
LOttie Fells, Marysville; +. W. Smith, ROcklin;
F. p. Armstrong, Iowa Hill; J. T. white Forest
Home; j. McFadden, CORTLAND.
The following west bound overland passengers
passed Sacramento this morning: ). 5. Staples,
Trenton, \. j.; George Hotaling, Mrs. II. II. |
Wood, Mrs. j. X. Ellis, San Francisco; K. V.
Barry, John T. Hanna, II, C. Burchard, Wash
ington, d. c.; 7. 5, Caswell, John G. Sankey, L.
plies, Trenton, " j.. Sam Lilienthal, New York; |
I. A. J. Parker France; DR.. George II. Powers,
Miss Carrie A. Powers, George II; Powers, Jr.,
Theodore NJ Liienthal, New York; S L.
Myers, Ohio; 0. p. Towle, Boston, Mass;
Mrs. J. H. Openshaw, Oakland, Cal; Mrs. d. c.
Dodge, Miss Smith, Denver Col; Mrs. L. NJ. Car
isle San Francisco; Thomas Howard and wife,
Mrs. c. L. Fay and son, Portland,
Or; +. a. Selfridge, NJ. Mausear, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. e. w. Burleigh, Minneapolis, Mimi:
L. P. Crane, San Francisco +. Ryan, New York;
Mark Levi San Francisco: J. Branson, New
York. The following members of the Royal
of New York: II. VI. Pitts, W. J.
L TC11 oh III
Briening, Frank Losee, Miss Marie Burroughs,
Marion Elmore, Mrs DOllie Pike The Devils |
Auction" of Philadelphia, consisting of II
people.