Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. j. Bauer left yesterday morning for Bakers
field.
Hon. a. schell, of Modesto, was in town yes
terday.
w. H. Meacham, of the Gait Gazette, was in
town yesterday.
Israel Luce went down to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Sadie McKune, of Dixon is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
George D. Redding and Edgar Carolan are
fishing on the McCloud.
Mrs John H Carroll went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
d. NJ Reavis came down from Chico Yesterday
en- route for san Francisco.
Hon. A. II. Chapman, of Chico passed through
yesterday, going 10 the Bay.
Thomas King formerly with George T. Bush,
has gone to the Bay to reside.
d. Z. knight and wife, of Marysville, went
down to San Francisco yesterday
NJ. NJ. Drew, United States Marshal, left for
san Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Charles Hovendon, of Scott Valley, and W. c.
Hendricks, of Oroville, are in town.
Judge Charles F. Irwin. OF Placerville, Assem-
blyman from FL Dorado is in the city.
Mrs. II. /. Mckee leaves tomorrow morning
for the East for a several months visit.
Police officer William Arlington is confined to
his bed by an attack OF nalarial fever.
Thomas Findley, of Georgetown FL Dorado
county, came to Sacramento yesterday.
General John McComb came down from Fol-
som yesterday, going to san Francisco.
:. l. Kafka and F. W. Huntington, of San
Francisco, came to the city last evening.
A. Z. Shattuck, Deputy Secretary Of State, re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday noon.
W. II. Martin. Mrs. W. Browning and Z. u.
Newton, OF Woodland, are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. George Bernhard and Miss Gertie Grub
Ter of this city, visiting friends at san Fran
cisco.
William B. Hunt, Jr, of San Francisco has
come up 10 visit friends here and at Reuter- 5
station.
Mrs A. \. Winans and son, former residents
of this city, are visiting their old home for /;
short time.
Mr. and Mrs. \. H. Powers left yesterday for
Berkeley, 10 attend the commencement eXer-
cises of the State University
Ex-senator Davis of Marysvillc, who has been
spending few days in Sacramento, left for his
home at Marysville yesterday.
Controllerof State John P. Dunn left yesterday
for Los Angeles where he goes to attend meet
ing of the state Board of Equalization.
Isadore Townsend and William Miner have
gone to san Francisco, but will return in time
for the Democratic primary Saturday.
Miss Rhoda Gibbs, who has been visiting at P,
II. Murphy'S, Brighton. for the past two months,
returned to her home at Nevada City yesterday.
Eugene :. Wachhorst, of Sacramento, was one
of the graduates of the Berkeley Gymnasium,
which held its seventh annual commencement
yesterday.
p A. Finigan. President Of the State Agricult-
ural Society and c. Nj. Chase, one of the Direct
ors. came up from San Francisco yesterday. To
attend the meeting of the state Board Of Agri-
culture
Charles WOODBURY.. Eddie Allen. Johnnie
Frost and Eddie TAYLOR returned from I.yttn
g,I1pps Saturday last They VIII
spend their ten weeks vacation 1T their homes
in this city.
j. Cuth and wife old residents of thi, county
ana who for the last two Years have lived il
Sacramento city, departed on sunday for theu
old home in Illinois They expect to be gone
several months, during which time they viii
visit several OF the large Eastern cities.
Arrivals III the state House yesterday: VIM
| Dixon and wife y. T. Carpenter, Costumes; G.
| r. Fry and wife Miss Fry, Nicolaus: James
| Kelly. city: T. j. Pierce, Alex Donaldson, Miss
| Georgia Marvin. Pleasant Grove: George Coch-
| ran Elk Grove; VIM. II. Berth Folsom; II. y
| smith, Ralph Smith, W. Mckenzie, LatrObe; T.
! Cochran \. Morrison, ClarkSvillc; Il. a. Far
! mcr. J. W DickinS, y. B. Witt, Calf; NJ. L
| smith Miss smith Routiers; \. Il. Blair Walsh
! station; George \. Beebc, /. Rider, G.. G.. Day
! Woodland: ". }. Little, stockton, J.. C. January
| HickSyille.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
| NJ II. Terrence, Woodland; William Johnston
| and family. Richland T. F. Baker, New York
H. l. Foss. Redding; f. T. Mitchell, Cotton
wood: Miss Mary Brown, Grass Valley: Gus
| Staugenberger, san Francisco; William RoSen
| berger New York; Joe c. Barker stockton: W
! c. Dcfrez and mother, st. Louis, Mo; George
! W. Scheil Modesto; Max Roner, Chicago, III.
| +. H. Figel, San Francisco; WV. Crossette, Fol
som; c. +. Steele. Ohio; WV. Harvey, Augusta
| Ne: l.. D. Rogers Charles J. Currier :. II. Ack
| cnnan Mrs. : H. Alderman, san Francisco
The following west-bound overland passen
gers passed Sacramento this morning D. Ma
than and lady, New Zealand; VIM H. Winkele!
and lady Massachusetts,; Emily Toland, II. Ii
| Toland, Mrs. Robert Marks, san Francisco; Mrs
| J. II. Best, Quincy. H.; Robert Whitaker, Phil
| adelphia; NJ. Galody and lady, Washington, 4
c.; \. Garland ard lady, Santa Barbara; J.
Ames, Mrs. \. Harris, Miss Fannie Slogan, Oak
| land: Captain +. :. Smally, Maine; Dr. d. Ecker
man. SAN Francisco; J. r. Hoy England d. II
| Parker England; Mrs. :. c. Penncn, Lille
| Woodward, Brunswick, Me. +. T. Fansworth
| san Francisco; F. IL. Cunningham, Boston: JOIN
| Clark san Francisco: r. W. OakShott. Liverpool
| England: Samuel Schwartz, New York: Gcorg
| Henry Lee, London England W. K. Homer jr.
| Honolulu; Henry Sigcl It. Louis; General 7. L
Conner. sax Lake; +. Turner, Mrs. ONicl, Mrs
| Harrington, Park City; Royal Jacliman, Sal
| Lake: O. Fredut, san Francisco: II. Finlaysol
| and lady Omaha.