Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DAVID TOBIAS, OF NOOQIanQ, is IN the city.
Miss Lillian Franks, of this city, is visiting in
| Chico.
il Agard, of Oakland, was in the city yes
| terday.
Colonel L. F. Moulton, of Colusa, was in town
/ yesterday.
! Arthur Brown came up from San Francisco
| going north.
| Captain A. Foster left yesterday for San Joa-
| quin county.
| Chas De We're, of Pleasant Grove, is at the
Capital Hotel.
| Mrs A. H. Crew, of Chico, is spending few
! days at the Bay.
| Mrs. Cyrus Briggs and W. H. Hawk, of Fol-
| som, are in town.
State Senator K E. Kelley, of Solano, was in
| the city yesterday.
Mrs j. n King is visiting Mrs. Benjamin Bal
| ley at the Costumes.
Miss NIillie Bories has gone to Portland, Or.
| for few months visit
| D. E Knight, of Marysville, came down yes
| terday, going to the Bay.
Constable Clough, of Rocklin, went down TO
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Kate Kelley, of this city, is visiting Miss
Emma Brogan at Vallejo.
Miss Belle Miller, of Red Bluff, is spending her
vacation in San Francisco.
Miss Bertha Struver has gone to Placerville to
spend the summer months.
NJ j. Talbot Michigan Bar, and James Quinn,
GAINESVILLE are in the city.
Judge c. H. Swift returned to San Francisco
from Sacramento yesterday.
Miss Addie ellis, of Sacramento, is visiting
Miss Nellie Brady at Red Blaff.
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hoover have returned to
Elk Grove from Adams Springs.
A. ]. Painter has returned from Wilbur Springs
very much improved in health.
Miss Jennie Hicks, of Red Bluff, is visiting
Chico, the guest of Mrs. W. H. Sherwood.
Mrs c. W. Diller of Red Bluff, is visiting
Santa Rosa, the guest of Mrs. Frank Carey.
Mrs Z. NJ. Preston, of Nevada City, is spend
ing the summer months in Santa Barbara.
VIM. Warner and family have removed from
Sweetland, Nevada county, to San Francisco
Mrs NJ D. Calkins, of Nevada City, has re-
turned from visit to friends in Downieville.
Miss Mary Chapman has returned to her home
in Chico after an absence of two years in the
East.
Mrs. W. C. Clark, who had been visiting her
relatives here, went back to San Francisco yes
terday.
Mrs. Keseberg and daughters, of Roseville,
went down TO Oakland yesterday, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Nelson Wilcox and Miss Gussie Wilcox
returned yesterday from stay of two weeks at
Monterey.
Mrs. C. S. Murch, who has been visiting
friends in Grass Valley, has returned to her
home in Chico.
W. o. and Lester Callahan, of Pine, leave this
morning for a visit to their sister, Mrs. c. F.
Fobes. at Los Angeles.
Rev. Dr. Flickinger the African missionary
and traveller passed through the city yesterday
en- route TO Woodland
W. R. Barnes and wife and Miss Beatty left
last evening for Lake Tahoe, where they pur-
pose spending several weeks.
Miss Nettie Melvin and Miss Mary Luther
have returned from San Francisco where they
have been visiting old Sacramento friends.
Miss Lizzie WEIGH, who has been visiting in
Chico for some time past as the guest of Mrs |
DR.. Clark, has returned to her home IN Wood |
land.
Mrs. T. Hawkins, of Chico, mother of Col. |
Vim. Hawkins, who had been paying friends in |
Sacramento visit, went home yesterday after |
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WOODBURY. and Mr. and |
Mrs. Lou Dickman are camping at Lake Tahoe |
for month, and report that they are having |
splendid time.
Samuel C. Dean, for many years resident of |
Cold Springs, FL Dorado county, but who went |
East in 1864 and has resided since in the State |
of Ohio, arrived in Sacramento yesterday. He |
says Ohio is good State for Presidential candi- |
dates, but its climate cannot be compared to |
that of California. In the future he will reside
in this State, and thinks Of locating in SacIa- |
mento.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday: |
Il. L. D..
Fletcher Marysville; J. E. Fitzgerald, city; Geo.
B. Green and son, CORTLAND L. s. Wilbur Miss |
Kate Wilbur, Miss w. Pascal Buckeye Valley; |
Mrs. Hutchinson D. Hutchinson, Oeta Al |
Johnson, Walnut Grove; Henry Gibson, London,
Canada; Mrs Burns and daughter Nicoiaus.
Mr. and Mrs. \. P. Redding and Miss Katie
Grimm, of San Francisco, returned yesterday
from camping trip to Shasta county. They
sons, and had fine time Mr.. Redding says
that the fishing was the best he ever knew. Six |
times during his stay he caught two fine trout at
one cast of his flies. His hunting was equally |
successful, resulting in his killing six bucks.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
d. Mckay, Nova Scotia; l. w. Echoler, Chicago; |
H. L. Foss Clipper Gap; John S. MITCHELL San |
Robert Holmes, Oakland; A. San
ders, New York; S. b. Wright, Santa Rosa; b. L. |
McLain, Los Angeles; w. S. Still, Chicago Jas. |
A Miller, San Francisco; J. Z. Sherman, Chi |
cago; A. Brett Mrs. Robinson, W. ]. Keller |
San Francisco William F. McCracken, Cosum-
nes.
The Battle Mountain Messenger says: The Cen |
trail Pacific Railroad Company's town-site agent,
D. H. Haskell, accompanied by his daughter, |
Raymande, departed by the overland express |
his nativity. Mr.. Haskell goes for the purpose |
of visiting his mother now 81 years of age, and |
placing his daughter, who has superior taste |
and talent for music, in a frst-cass music |
school. Miss Haskell was born in Nevada, and |
we may look for Miss 'Raymande Nevada TO |
rival Miss Emma Nevada" now of European |
fame.
The following st-bound overland passengers
passed Sacramento this morning Joseph |
Thomas, Chicago; F. P. Otto, Williamsport Pa, |
G. P. Raymer, Denver; Karl Jungbluth San |
Francisco; Mrs. Quinan, New York; G. c. Sar- |
gent San Francisco; Carrie Block, Cincinnati |
Miss Gregory, New York; W. c. Christy, San |
Francisco; L. L. G. Steele and wife, San Fran |
cisco; Mrs. Captain BOBBY and maid, Uncom- |
pahgre Col: Lille Stearns, st. Louis; John A. |
Depras Mobile Ala; G. n. Thomas San Fran |
cisco; l.. c. Thrane, Miss L. Thrane Omaha; A. |
w. Reiling, Fort Wayne, Ind; Mrs. Sweeney,
Helena, Mont. K. c. Derussy, Kansas; David |
Nicely, San Francisco. |