Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. W. Maslin left yesterday afternoon TO
/ Placer county.
{, W. G. Hunt and Mrs. Ashton, of Woodland, ar
! at the Capital Hotel.
| Henry Edgerton LEFT by yesterday afternoon
| train for San Francisco.
| Mrs Dr. NJ F. Clayton left yesterday for q
I brief visit TO Los Angeles.
Captain A. Foster returned yesterday from d
! trip 10 SAN joaquin county.
Mrs. A J. Senate left yesterday for a brief visit
| TO friends in san Francisco.
! Thomas Dooley, of Chico, former resident OF
! this city, was in town yesterday.
| J. Sellee. J. \. Sellee and William Sellee came
| down from Plymouth yesterday
Sam c. Mott, theatrical agent, arrived in Sac
ramento yesterday from the East
Charles E. Hollister, CORTLAND, and James
! QUINN Deer Creek, are in the city
| William simms, of Winters, and @. A. Mum.
of Fresno, came TO the city yesterday.
D. J. Stevens, of Allen Springs is visiting Sac
ramento. tie VIII return to his home on Fri
day.
E G. Fuller, of Marysville, was among the
passengers who arrived from the East yester-
Miss Alice Coburn, of Redding, who has been
visiting friends at Truckee, went home yester-
day.
Mrs. Judge Lott of Orwille. who has been
-
home.
J. @. Alderman, Milton Gardner. John Gaffnev
and Thomas Arlington, of Michigan Bar are at
the Eldred House.
Governor Stoneman has gone to San Jose, to
attend the commencement exercises of the
State Normal School.
Seth Babson, an old sacramentan. now resid-
ing at the Bay, returned home yesterday after
noon, after a short visit here.
Mrs. A Frank, of San Francisco. who had
been in the city visiting her sister Mrs Wasser-
man, returned home yesterday.
J. G. Severance of san Francisco. who had
been in the city in attendance upon the Supreme
Court returned yesterday to the Bay
Mrs. Captain Quinn, former resident of Sac
ranento, but now OF Los Angeles with her three
children is in the city visiting friends
L. P. McCarty, of San Francisco, Secretary of
the Pacific Coast Press Association and pro
prlctor OF the Annual Statistician, is in town.
Lon Hamilton Superintendent of the Crown
Point mine, and Samuel Jones. brother of Sena-
tor J; P. Jones, went over to Virginia City from
san Francisco Tuesday evening
+. W. Harris proprietor of the Harris mine
WaShoe CITY, VINO had been spending Il few days
in Sacramento as the guest of Collector a. j.
Frost returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Myron s. Webb, of Wells. New. came to
Sacramento yesterday: where she will remain
for few days. She will visit friends in Stock
ton before she returns to her Nevada home.
Mrs. A. J. Stark, of New York city, who has
been visiting sacramento for the pas six months,
the guest OF Mrs J. c. Carroll, left for her East
ern nome last evening very much improved in
health.
f. j. Baldwin, of san Francisco, who was
married i'll that city 10 Miss Lily c. Bennett
daughter of 4. \. Bennett, formerly of Sacra-
mento, on Tuesday, went East on bridal tour
that evening.
Miss May Robertson, whoarriyed in San Fran
cisco by the last steamer, came up last evening,
accompanying party of Australians on her
way East, en- route to Niagara Falls The lady
is Il niece of DR.. VI. Gardner, of this city.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday He
Bryan, Rockland; George W. Callahan, New
castle; Gus Burtis, city; T. r. Child. san Fran
cisco; J. X. Foster, Costumes; T. l.. Jones, Lodi;
J. w. kerrick, Stockton: Miss c. Z. Walls, r. n
Bray, Plymouth; John Phillips, Folsom: Morti-
mer Phelps. Single Springs; H. L. Robinson y.
Wonderly, Placerville.
Emil Buckow, of this city who left for Europe
III November last, returned with a bride on
Tuesday He was also accompanied by his
brother and family, who IN the future will make
California their home While i'll Europe he
visited portions of France, Switzerland italy.
Russia Austria and Prussia Wherever he went
in Europe he found strong desire on the part
OF the working class to emigTate to America
Especially, he says, is this the case in Germany
and Switzerland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
G. II. Mayhem, san Francisco Miss L. H. Nun
son, MISS l.. NJ MunsOn, Auburn; Mrs. J.
Hogan Truckee: D. Lincoln, \. /. Briggs Vir-
ginia City; e G. Fuller, Marysville; Curtis H.
Lindley.. stockton; J. II. Garnett and wife,
MarySyille; J. c. Baldwin. \. Della Casa, San
F. francisco n j. McCagar Nord; Gus E. Dorm,
W. L. Harris. \. Brett, II. =. Liyermore, c. a.
Burns San Francisco \. Marcusse and wife.
MarysviIle Miss Marvin Miss Norton, Stockton.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: JAS
A. Wright Philadelphia; J. Crissman and wife.
Ogden Mrs. J. Wait Mrs W. Sales Georgetown
Col; Miss Alice Finley, c. II. Finley and wife,
Atlanta, Ga. Miss Larene Snow, Wells, New; |
H. Il. Sears oakland Cal; Mrs. f. II. Goodman
Miss K Goodman, Mrs. J. s. Ogden, Philadel- |
phia, Pa; J. Goldberg and wife, Germany: Mrs
B. Irwin and daughter Z. A. Miller and wife |
New York Chas 4. Fischer. san Francisco
Frank Pitnell, White Pine, New; ". Cambria |
Eureka, New; T. J. Mccullough, New York |
Mrs F. Lee, Mrs. Z. j. sisman, Terrace Utah |
Mrs Mary Wales. Butte City, Mont: John H. |
Brener Canton, O.; T. VI. Williamson, wife and |
child EunluUG