Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
W. Cunningham, San Jose is in the city,
Albert Gallatin and family have gone East

W. Cunningham, San Jose, is in the city.
Albert Gallatin and family have gone East.
NJ. f. Glove, of Knight Landing, is in the city
Miss Josie MAIN of Gait is visiting friends in
this city.
Miss Alice Mcintyre Of Gait is visiting friends
at Florin.
James H. Miller, of Latrobe, was in the city
Saturday.
James Bitheu and wife have returned from
beaverton.
Major Robert Beck of San Francisco, was in
| town yesterday.
Miss Knowles, of san Leandro is visiting her
| brother at Reno.
Captain Samuel Deal. of San Francisco. was
| in town yesterday.
Judge A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley returned
home on Saturday,
Mrs. Ella Winks, of Portland, Oregon, is visit
| ing relatives at Gait.
State Treasurer January returned from n visit
| to the Bay Saturday.
| Edward Bosqui. of San Francisco, came up to
| the city last evening.
| Mrs. Milo Crosbie. of Stockton. is visiting
| friends in Sacramento.
| Fred. NJ. Campbell came IN from the BAY on
| the noon train yesterday.
Miss Maggie Bixby of CLAY Station has gone
| to visit friends ut Merced
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Townsend. of san Fran
cisco, are visiting the city.
Joseph Kinney, railroad agent at Folsom.
| spent yesterday in this city
| II. Mo1att and Eugene Moffatt. of San Fran
cisco, are at the Capital Hotel
| J. II. Nef Of Dutch Flat, went up to that
| place from the Bay Saturday evening
Major Robert Beck came up from the Bay Sat
| urday evening and returned yesterday.
c. H. WeatherwaX and wife, y. Myers and J.
| II. Martin, of Woodland, are in the city
F. c. Willard and wife, Brighton. and c. E.
Duley, NicoauS, are at the Eldred House.
| General 7. J. Clunie and wife, who had been
visiting the city, left for the Bay yesterday after
| noon.
W. B Treadwell left yesterday for Woodland.
| from whence he goes to Lake county on legal
| business.
George Hunt. of Montague & Co., san Fran
| cisco, went up to Maysyille with his family
saturday.
Max Lowenthal. formerly of Sacramento, has
| received the degree of Bachelor of Laws at the
| state University.
Mrs A. J. steinman, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, leaves to-day for her home
| i'll san Francisco.
Varine Gage. OF Calf who has been attending
| the Normal School at san Jose, Is spending his
vacation at home.
Mrs. II. c. Irvine returned from San Francisco
| yesterday. where she has been visiting her
| mother, Mrs. Wells
lion Jasper Babcock of San Francisco. who
| had been paying Sacramento visit, left by the
| stockton train yesterday.
| $. :. Merrill, Superintendent of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway. and party,
| passed east saturday evening
| The Walrath brothers, of Nevada City. owners
OF the Providence mine, passed through Satur-
| day, going home from San Francisco.
| George y. Gray, former resident of Sacra-
mento county, but latterly of Oakland, spent Il
| few days with his Gait friends last week,
\. c. Bronson. formerly resident of Sacra-
mento, but latterly living in Ulysses. Pa. is in
the city, visiting his sister, Mrs p. b. Preston
Miss Matte Canady left Clay Saturday for
| bret Solourn in MarySvllc and Browns Valley
to visit again the scenes Of her early childhood
Major 2. J. Harvey and wife, of san Francisco
| are visiting Sacramento. The Major returns to-
| day, but Mrs Harvey viii remain for several
weeks.
DR.. F, W Hatch returned last Friday from his
| trip to the East. DR.. F. W Hatch. jr. of the
| Napa Asylum, is in town, but leaves for Napa
to-day.
b. c. shearcr an employe OF the Western
| Jnlon Telegraph Company NJ san Francisco.
came up from the Bay yesterday on IL visit TO his
| brother.
The farewell party rendered Miss Ollie Ochil-
tree in Folsom 4aSt week prior to her departure.
| for her Indiana home. was grand success in
| every way.
5 4 Levy ana his son; Oh time residents of
| sacramento yesterday and intend making it
| their future home.
| II. D. Jones, for thirteen years an e.nploye of
6; W Chesley q Co.. left for Carson yesterday,
where he viii take change of the Carson Ex-
| change and reside i'll the future.
| Alex. Hamilton and James Carolan, of San
! Francisco, young gentlemen who formerly re-
| sided in Sacramento. went up 10 the McCloud
river yesterday on fishing excursion.
Mrs B. Sachs, mother of Mrs. b. L. Stein
mann. leaves today for san Francisco. where
! she VIII remain a couple of weeks and then pro
coed To- Port townsend to visit a brother.
J. G. order, of Hubbell, Neb accompanied
| D! ms nephew, Nillald Shaw. of Glenwood Ia
j. visiting this coast. and viii spend nine months
here with his brother-in-law, 5 Il. Moore
| Charles Atwood, the young man who was 50
| severely injured by being crushed between two
| freight cars al the depot several months since.
| mas so far recovered rs 10 be able 10 be on the
| street again.
.. Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
| W. II: Lyon. stockton; \. z. Rankin. Middle
| ton, y. j.; W. c. White Durham; J. r Murray.
J. stenbcrger and wife, san Francisco; ". s
| Jennings, Michigan Bar q. l.. Partridge New
1oIk; Walter Wallace, SAN Francisco; J. II
Iubenhoh New York; +: NJ. Gelham, San Fran
cisco: Jas. Stapleton, Joliet H.: W T. b. Porter
| Nevada City: Frank W Swiggart San Lui,
0hspo: {. ;. Croker san Francisco; D. p. burst
Mheatland; I. \. Davis. MarySyille; T. J.Sparks
=. III.
SON Max katzenberg, New York.
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday. NJ. /
| smith. ROutlcTs c. :. Smith. Seymour Carr C.
f. Crandall, John Brenton. Gait: Mrs C. :
Gould, Dry creek: George Kelly, James Kelly
| Eik Grove; T.. II. Kccie. COurtland: Ed Healcv
| George X. Greenlaw, b. W. Wardrobe George
| kSterbrook, Costumes; Mrs. Jones, Cad Jones
| Pleasant Grove; W. W. Seeley Plymouth; Mrs
| OSdeh' lou Het; Joseph Gilbert, Freeport J. II
Balm and wife Stockton; G. :. Comstock Nolo
| NJ. ii. Hicks, L. F. Marshall. James Watson W
| II. Brown, city: c. Fical. Florin: A. o. Mathews
John Il. Mathews Lincoln; H. Hughes Mrs
CORTLAND; Ehcn |. Rickings Lodi
The following west-bound overland passcn.
gers passed sacramento this morning: J. NJ
! Welchans, Omaha, Neb.: otto Muser and wife
| san Francisco; :. II. Reed, Illinois; s Phillips
| and wife. Nebraska: II. K. Hobson Ireland
Madam De Stacpoole. Germany: L. D. LatimOrr
san Francisco; Miss c. L. AndrIls Hartford
Conn; Jacob l.. Dodge and wife. Oakland. Cal
MIS-. John 4. PaXton, San Francisco \. stewart
Scotland; f. H. Harding wife and child Mrs
Thomas Williams, Miss = d. Williams Hiss f.
;. Williams, Miss :. G. sutherland, Miss Bessie
+. Bevin and wife, Salt Lake; +. Whitman san
| Francisco: Z. I. OItman, wife and child j W
| FricleS, Eureka New: Mrs p A. Rucas and
| child. Kansas; A. Bernard, Salt Lake; F. A.
Golden, Times Democrat, New Orleans: H. b.
/ smith, Jr., and servant, and J. s Inylis. San
| Francisco, in special car.
On Friday evening last a very interesting ova-
ton was rendered Mrs. Rosannah Mcintyre at
Gait, in honor of her being the first white lady
settler in that vicinity On the 10Th of May She
reached the age of seventy-four years and is
! the oldest lady resident of Calf Her many
friends took occasion to make public acknowl-
cdgment of their appreciation of her ines
Unable qualities, and the high esteem in which
| she is held among those among whom she has
| resided for nearly third of century. Whit
| aker Il Rays hall, where the reception was
given, well filed with the friends of "Aunty
| Mcintyre John Mcfarland, on behalf of the
people of Gait, presented Mrs. Mcintyre. in APP
propriate words with an elegant easy chair.
| The following old timers were present who have
lived in this vicinity for over thirty years J.
| II. Sawyer. j. c. Sawyer, John Mcfarland,
| Ephriam Ray, S T., Wriston c. c. Fugtt. J. b.
| Furnish, C.. W. Harvey and wife John Brewster
| Mrs. Rosannah Mcintyre, Mrs. Don. Ray Evan
Evans. A Whitaker, Hiram Fugitt, Fred James
| and Edward Wright.
Eastern bookmakerS are eagerly watch
| ing the work of the California runner. jim
Renwick, now at jerome Park. No horse