Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Moses DaVenson, OF hoekill, was IN Town yes
4 terday.
Mrs. J. c. Noonan, of Chico, came to the city
yesterday.
Michael Daley came in from Smiths Station
yesterday.
A. P. Smiley, of Iowa Hill, Placer county, is
in the city.
| Mrs. W. C. Swain, of Marysville, is visiting
| Sacramento.
State Senator Brooks came up from the Bay
| last evening.
! C. H. weatherwax, of Woodland, was in the
| city yesterday.
| W. ]. Hoskin, of Grizzly Flat, El Dorado coun-
| ty, is in the city
G. T. Conner and W. D. Hass, of the Costumes,
| are at the Eldred House
Mrs N A. Gear, of Gait, has returned from a
| trip to the Eastern States.
Charles F. Montgomery will deliverthe Fourth
of July Grafton at Antioch
Miss Minnie Long, of Willows Colusa county,
| is visiting friends in Butte City.
| Mr. and Mrs. George +. Wittenbrock arrived
| from the East yesterday morning.
James Fair passed through the city Saturday
| evening ell route to Washington.
J. B. Scott, ex-Sheriff of Alpine county, late of
Folsom, has removed to Truckee.
Colonel Samuel Ewing went down to San
Francisco yesterday from Placerville.
Miss Ella Whitney, of Petaluma, is visiting the
A.
Mrs. W. R. Cole of Oakland has been visiting
relatives in Gait during the past week.
Charles n. Fox and daughterreturned to Oak
land yesterday from visit to Sacramento.
District Attorney J. T. Carey went to Susan
vile last Saturday, to be absent about ten days.
On Tuesday evening last Miss Anna Stitch, of
San Francisco, was rendered surprise party at
Elk Grove.
Miss Ida springsted and A. W. Kerr, of Elk
fort h.AE fD-do hort ,-iSi
to relatives.
J. 6. Miller, Forest House; L. w. Pound Eli
ott G. w. Easton and Merwin Leach, Plymouth,
ale in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Bailey and Park Henshaw,
of Chico came down yesterday, en- route for
San Francisco.
Mrs. S. G. Vroom. of st. John, y. B., arrived
from the East this morning, on visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Billy Emerson, the popular minstrel, arrived
from the East and Europe yesterday morning,
on his way to the Bay.
Joseph P. Wiseman, travelling agent of the San
Francisco Pos, has returned from trip through
Nevada and Placer counties.
Samuel F. Hopkins, OF st. Clair, Mich. elder
brother of the late Mark Hopkins, died at that
place last Saturday, aged 81 years.
Miss Allie Stafford of Oakland; J. C. Camp
bell, of Colusa, and c. II. Wait and vie, of
Eagle City, Idaho, are al the Capital Hotel.
W
morrow for Phoenix, Arizona. to join her hus-
band, and where in the future she will reside.
T. w. Booth, chief operator of the Western
Union Office at Virginia, was in the city Satur-
day and left for his home on the evening tram.
Mrs James Vance and daughter of Yreka
who have been spending a few days in town as
the guests of Mrs. l.. A. pson, went down TO San
Francisco yesterday.
Miss Lulu B. Maring, of Ophir; Miss Carrie
Parker, of lone City, and Miss Hattie Reeves, OF
Quincy, Illinois, are visiting Sacramento, the
guests of Mrs NJ. G. Scott.
Atkins, on the Costumes, last Monday evening,
in honor of Miss Sarah Coffee, of this city, and
Miss Mcdonald, of San Francisco.
Mrs. G. G. Todd has gone to Grand Island, Co
lusa county, where she will by joined by her
daughters, Miss Todd and Mrs. Curtis. and pro-
coed to Bartlett Springs, to spend the season.
Christopher Green and A. J. Rhoads left for the
Bay yesterday TO attend meeting of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee at which the
time and place of holding the State Convention
will be decided upon,
Chris Buckley, Maurice Schmidt Jerry Dris-
col and Joe Corcoran, of San Francisco and
Matt Caravan, of Virginia City, went East Satur--
day night. General 7. j. Clunie and Senator W.
B. English 90 tomorrow night Other delegates
to the National Convention and members of the
Democratic party generally will leave about the
end of the week.
The Tombstone (Arizona) Epadph of June 18th
SAYS: Professor J. g. Lennon, the well-known
botanist of Oakland, Cal, and his wife are
camped near Peach Springs, and are making
collection the many plants and flowers found
in Mohave county. The professor says he has
found some four or five varieties OF plants in
that county hitherto unknown TO science.
Arrivals at the Stale House Hotel yesterday:
Robert Wells, Ed. W. shechan, city; c. s.
Sprague, Marysville; E. A. Rowles Clay Station;
Mrs R. F. English, MisSN. +. English, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. d. Bayless, Biggs; NJ. n. Weightman,
Union House; J. c. Williamson, Penryn; Jas.
Stillwagon, Plymouth; Chas. Buell., C. Z. Rya-
son, Florin W. i. Greeley, Newcastle; A. Ste
phenson, Elk Grove; J. J. Campbell, Gait
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
L. P. Howe, city; 0. NJ. Adams, city; James
Stapleton, Joliet. Ill; s. +. HUXLEY, San Fran
cisco: f. J. Sparks, Lincoln: K. f Martin and
wife, Colusa: C. G. Hooker, Mrs. Hooker Miss
Bessie Hooker, San Francisco; VIM Lewis, Oak
land; W. H. Cautield, Ohio: Robert II. Swayne
and wife. San Francisco; Mrs. L. A. Graves Dun
\. Carnes, rhos. s. .Couran. San Francisco; c.
H. Dwinelle Berkeley; j. N. Davis and wife
Folsom Miss Rags[ale, J. H. Bolles c. D. Elder,
San Francisco J. II. Keister, st. John, n. B.; W.
L. Jessup Lodi; W. c. Allen, Chicago.
The following west bound overland passengers
passed Sacramento this morning: Mrs. S. G.
Vroom, st. John, \. B.; Miss Charlotte Sefridge,
Grand Rapids, Mich; S. Bine and family, san
c. NJ. Gerdenier bridgeport, Conn; +. Reiss,
Harvard College; DR.. Z. H. Marseller, L. s. N;
Commander \. B. johnson, L. s. N; Lieuten-
ant-Commander Thomas, L. S. y; c. W. Ten
eyck, Newark. \. j.; Alien 4. Barton, Detroit,
Mich. Carl W. Hite, Chicago; 7. HassOn and
family New Orleans, La; Mrs. J. r. Pringle and
two sons. Frank Basko, Mrs. c. Jones, SAN Fran
cisco: Julius Weber, Galveston, Tex: William
H. Jones and wife, Grand Rapids, Mich; w. J.
Leahy, Portland Or; Montague NJ Smith, New
York city Louis Bergman, Butte City. Mont;
Frank d. Cook and mother, Canandaigua, y. Y;
J. D. Barns, New York city.