Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

G. H. Laers, of Chico, is in the city.
Mrs. Suylant, of Woodland, is at the Capital
Hotel.
B. Wilson returned from Los Angeles last
evening.
Mrs. Sweeney, of Rocklin, came to the city
yesterday.
w. Scott, of Gait, and NJ Murray of Jack
son. are in town.
Mrs. T. D. SERVER went down to the Bay yes
terday afternoon.
W. w Stow came up to the city from San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie Bonnie, of Stockton, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. ]. R. wilkinson came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon.
Judge J. c. Ball came over TO the city from
Woodland last evening.
Miss Jennie Lindley returned yesterday from
a visit to San Francisco.
Mrs H. H. Linnell and two children returned
yesterday from the East.
Sheriff A. H. Estill took trip 10 San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
Mrs j. F. Calderwood, of this city has been
seriously i'll for several days.
Misses Ellie and Louie Nichols, of Nicolaus,
are in the city on short visit
Henry F. Williams, of san Francisco, returned
home from this city yesterday.
Senator Cross came down from Nevada City
yesterday, on his way to the Bay.
Miss Minnie Clark, Miss Fannie Hubbard and
Miss Carroll left yesterday for Monterey.
Rev. T. H. B.'Anderson, who had paid the city
a brief visit, returned yesterday to Colusa.
Mrs Matte Stanfields, of San Jose, is visiting
Nevada City, the guest of Mrs J. c. Bowerman.
Miss Beulah Hobbs, of San Francisco, and Mrs.
Whitfield, of Honolulu, are visiting Mrs. NJ. A.
MeSick.
John Stevens went down to Monterey yester-
day, to secure quarters for his family during the
summer months.
Robert Fulton, of the Reno Gazette, passed
through the city yesterday, returning home
from san Francisco.
AT Nevada City tomorrow the Orator will be
the Rev. j. Sims: Reader, B. y. Shoecraf; Poet
esS, Miss Florence Byrne.
Creed Raymond and Il party of friends will
come up from the Bay tonight going over to
Lake Tahoe for few days.
The Orator for the Fourth of July at Alameda
will be the Hon. L. E. Pratt; Poetess, Mrs. Jas.
Neale; Reader D. j. Sullivan.
Miss Alice Mason returned yesterday to the
Bay, accompanied by Miss Louise Comet. who
Will spend the Fourth with her.
The following persons came in from the
Costumes yesterday: \. Reese, Maria Wilson,
s. W. Taylor, Jerry Woods and Bonnie Taylor
Harry Gribble and Burt Merkindollar left last
evening for Truckee. They go from there to
hunting and fishing.
Hon. F. D. Nichol, Assemblyman from Tuol-
umne, will deliver the Grafton at Sonora on the
Fourth; Poetess Miss Lila Tulloch; Reader,
Miss Frances Riordan.
\. D. W. Wilder, Superintendent of the West
erh DIVISION OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
passed through the city YESTERDAY en- route from
Auburn for Oakland with his sons.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Yesterday
Louis Day Brighton; L. |. Milligan wife and
child, Forest Hill; c. +. Triplett city: Chris. De
We're and children, Pleasant Grove; Oscar Rice.
II Dorado; W. ID. Brooks, Costumes; NJ. L.
Decker, Oakland.
Henry Neunaber, of San Francisco. who is
visiting this city, was rendered Il surprise party
Monday evening at the residence of H. b. Mel
sen, corner OF Thirteenth and II streets.
large number of young people were present
and Il most enjoyable time was had until the
wee sma' hours
MT. ana Mrs. Brownell, of Woodland have
gone TO Blue Canyon, hoping the change in eli
IN. ana scenery may prove beneficial to Mrs
browneli VINO has been seriously afflicted for
some Tune. If her health is sufficient to war
rant the journey, they contemplate extending
their trip to Yellowstone.
George W. Gallaner and wife came I'D from
the Needles few days ago to visit relatives in
this city and go on camping trip to Silver
Creek. FL Dorado county They left Monday for
their summer resort, accompanied by J. W.
Lowry ana Mrs. Carrie Oliver and SON Their
outht was most complete, they being fully
equipped to tussle with the forest and stream.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
j. H. Cogan Chicago; T. b. Westcott, St Louis,
Mo; }. K: Haraenburg Oakland; H. C.. Hub
bard, Oakland; K. L. Houghton, San Francisco:
J: }: Rice, Iowa; W. ". Crossette, Folsom: Miss
NJ. i. kerchival, +. VI. Smith, J. Richards. San
Francisco; T. L. Ferris, Milwaukee, W. Grace
San Francisco; W II. Talbot, Sacramento:
Welcher Jones, Mrs. Caldara, San Francisco;
W. II; Caufeld, Madison, Wis; J. v Harper,
San Francisco.
The following west bound overland passengers
passed sacramento this morning: DR.. +. Plank
New York City: c. a. Klinker, Henry Kahn,
Miss I. Bauer, Miss L. kaufman, S Kaufman.
Paris. France; =. Hinkles San Francisco Miss
H. Cornwall, Miss F. Cornwall, Miss A. Corn
wall, England; W. J. Ketcham and wife. Wash
lngton, D. c.; NJ. We'll, New York; Miss A. D.
Little and two children, Philadelphia; j. H.
Best, Iowa; G. L. Rogers, Ohio; DR.. T. &. stem
matt and wife, Pennsylvania ". J. Gum, wife
and son, Oakland; Mrs. n NJ. Wright, Miss A.
Wright st. Louis; A. K. BartkelmeSs, MiIwau-
kee; Mrs. J. hcCormac, Mrs. II. Curley. Mrs. J.
A. Horn, Miss NJ. Haley, Mrs. H. Ratlif and
family, Miss Bright Dr. B. K. Jacobs Charles C.
Cole, f. Altman. William Clems, o. Ball NJ. J.
Christopher. \. f. Farley, Miss K Beam. Miss E.
smith, Mrs. G, Yeager and daughter Pete Moro
ny, c. Sullivan, 5. kinsman, Mrs. l.. Matthews
John Pardy, A b. Clute, Eureka, New; Mrs r.
Humphrey, Palisadc, New; Van H. Higgins and
wife, Chicago II. A. Cohen, Nevada: F. Eng
strOm 0. Benson, BeOwawe, New; II. n Coultis
Canada; G. :. Watson, California: L. r. Anard
Arkansas; Miss \. J. Pierce St Paul, Mimi; c.
ilXon, Montana: Professor Byron Field, TOpe-
ka, Ks; John Higgins, Copper Canyon, Nevada;
Miss Kate Gallagher. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. j. Moss
and daughter, Mrs. Martin IgO, Miss /. Green,
J. 3. Cowder, Amos Hall, 5. w. Thompson, c. H
Jenkins, D. =. Jones, Mrs s Hogan Austin
New.