Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Judge Barrett, of Elmira. is in the city.

H. Steinman left yesterday for Santa Cruz.
c. H. Watt came up from San Francisco yes
terday.
Ed. NJ Martin is at the Hotel Del Monte seri
ously i'll.
Mrs. A. J. Sugar and daughter OF this city, arc
Twisting Grass Valley.
John B. Taylor came In from his place on the
Colusa road yesterday.
DR.. F. F. TebbetS and his bride have returned
from their wedding trip.
The family of c. A. Luhrs returned yesterday
from visit TO the seaside
Miss Susie Fay is visiting her cousin, Miss
Annie Talcott of Oakland.
William A Dennis, San Jose and W. +. Dun
can, Oroville, are in the city.
John Gruhler and wife, of this city, are at the
Grand Hotel in san Francisco.
Mrs. Warren Greene and Mrs. Spencer, of
North San Juan, are in the city.
Mrs J. Lang has returned from four weeks
visit to Monterey and Santa Cruz.
Mrs. W. T. Crowell and family returned last
| evening from a visit to Santa Cruz.
Mrs DR. McNulty of San Francisco, started
| for the Eastern States last evening.
| C. C. Mcmahon, Dixon, and John Marllley Sa-
linas City, are at the Capital Hotel.
Maurice Sternfels and E. K Alsip, of this city,
yesterday joined their families at Santa Cruz.
| william Mills. Jr., passed through the city
| yesterday. en- route from Eureka, New, to San
| Francisco.
Judge Niles Searls, of Nevada City, passed
| through Sacramento yesterday, Ell route 10 San
| Francisco.
| Charles Rood came up from the Bay yesterday
morning and left on the afternoon train for
| Marysville.
| Mrs. Frank Blanchard and two children, of
Folsom, are visiting Santa Cruz, the guests of L.
| II. Bradner
| George B. Katzensten and Eli Dennison were
passengers on the noon train from San Francis
co yesterday.
Assemblyman Barry, of San Francisco, came
| TO the city yesterday and called onthe Governor
| in the afternoon.
by several other railroad officials, went East last
evening in special car.
A. Sytes who has been rusticating at Byron
Springs for the past three weeks, has returned
very much improved i'll health.
Mrs Lizzie Curran, of Gold Hill, Nevada, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mary 4. Aiken, at
Cold Springs, in FL Dorado county.
q. n. Milco, member OF the State Board of
Horticulture. i'll the city yesterday, and left
on the evening train for Salt Lake.
Mrs. George B. Blue and her niece Miss Lille
Blue. have returned from an extended trip to
San Francisco and other seaside resorts.
W W Rust, of Green Valley, FL Dorado
county came 10 the city yesterday to meet his
wife, who returned from a visit to the East.
Charles b. Turrill, of the G. P. and T. Depart
ment OF the central racine Railroad, Is III the
city and will go to Placerville this morning.
Miss Lizzie stelter, of Elk Grove, has returned
from Il several months visit to the Big Trees of
Calaveras, Redwood City and San Francisco.
s. ". Taylor Cosumnes John Her, Byron
Taylor, Gait; John A. Richmond, Clarksvillc; F.
q. Sampson, Smiths Station, are at the Eldred
House.
Mrs F. L. Ewing, of Yuma, A. T. who has
been visiting Sacramento has left for Oakland
and San Francisco for Il few weeks before re-
turning home.
Solomon Wasserman returned yesterday from
Portland, Oregon. He says that business of all
kinds in that city is overdone, failures are fire.
quent, and us Il business place does not begin to
compare with Sacramento.
b. Natoop of San Francisco, and Baron H.
Won Schroeder, of San Luis Obispo are in the
city The latter is extensively engaged in the
prune and plum culture, and yesterday visited
the fine orchards of Senator Reuter-.
Arrivals at the Safe House yesterday: Mrs s
Belcher, Miss l.. Belcher, Henry Miller, Cosum-
mes: Philip PITT, Geo. p. Wood, Pleasant Grove
Miss Z. Ricbsam, Miss l.. Riebsam Latrobe; y.
f. Graham, J. f. Metcaf. Single Springs; K
Werkert, Chico; Al. johnson: Walnut Grove; II.
W. Foster, Sacramento: ". Faltenberg and
wife Rio Vista; n. J. Berry, CoSumnes: A. J.
Wilton, Georgetown, FL Dorado county: Miss
Cora Fox, city II. II: Cline and wife, o. Custer,
san Francisco; +. ". smith, Oakland; c. Fra
ger Florn; Mrs. c. II. Eidred and child Sacra-
mentO.
Miss /. l. Clinch, of Sacramento, who has re-
Gently spent one year in Boston and second in
New York, in the study of vocal music, has Just
closed vacation season in Wisconsin While
there she took part in a concert, and a local
paper speaks concerning her numbers as fol-
lows: "fTo.say that the audience was delighted
with Miss Clinch is putting it mild Miss Clinch
has q magnificent physique, full of vitality,
which, together with Il fine expressive face ana
highly cultivated voice, makes it possible for
her TO do the best style of work in her chosen
line. IN fexibility, purity and depth of tone
she mas fafely IL ever neen SURPASSED IN ms
another year in New York.