Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

JJ Campbell, editor of the Gait Gazette, is il
the city.
J. W. Mccarthy, Clerk of the Supreme Court
is in the city.
f. L. Craig, of Auburn came down to the cit!
yesterday morning.
| Mrs Frank Mock and o. A Lowe of Wood
land, are in the city.
| c. H. Gibbs and John Weber, of Iountyille
are at the State House.
Mrs D. Winning left for a visit TO relatives il
Chicago Monday evening.
NJ d. Fairchild wife and family of Rocklin
were in the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie Camper, of Chico, is visiting Mis-:
Nettie Shaeffer, of Gridley.
Charles Richards, Elk Grove c. Curtis and j.
Glenn, Nicolaus, are i'll town.
f. A. Miller and J. a. Moreland, of San Fran
cisco, are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilkinson. of San Francisco, came
up TO the city yesterday noon
f NJ. Stevens, wife and daughter have gone to
San Francisco for short stay.
s B. Haskins and family of Gridley, viii
| spend the summer in Stockton.
Miss Annie Corners, of this city, is visiting
Miss Nellie Brady, at Red Bluff
A L. Rhoads of San Francisco and Charles A.
futile, of Auburn. are i'll the city.
Mrs. Sol Davis. of San Francisco, will spend
the summer with friends in this city.
| C. S Owens of this city, has entered on trip
to the East for the benefit of his health.
G. W. Dixon, of San Francisco is stopping for
a few days at the State House in this city.
Judge Roberts, of Grass Valley, passed through
the city yesterday, going to San Francisco.
VIM. Helm, of Madison. Wis. father of Mrs.
| Timothy Lee, of Sacramento died June Sd.
| Dr. Grattan, of Stockton, passed through yes
terday, returning home from Butte county
Dr. Moore, President of the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company was in town yesterday.
| A. Huntly, of Auburn, and D. Orr, of Yankee
Jim's, Placer county, came TO the city yesterday.
Miss Katie Meigham, of San Francisco is
visiting Placerville the guest of Miss Minnie If
| win.
George D. Evans and wife, DavisvilIe. and
| Oliver Plummer, Costumes, are at the Eldred
| House.
H Leimbach and wife, of Florin, intend to
leave for an extended visit to Maryland next
Monday.
Hon. Thomas Mcconnell, who had been visit
ing the city, returned TO McConneiPs Station
yesterday.
Mrs. j. P. Hulm and daughter, of san Fran
cisco, are visiting Sacramento, as the guests of
Mrs. 4. Henley.
A. P Redding and wife Mrs j. D. Redding.
and two lady friends left yesterday for SissonS,
on the McCloud.
Rev. C. McKelvey. of Kingsley Chapel, and
wife were given very pleasing surprise party
Monday evening.
E. Blankman, of the journal Of Freedom and
Rights, san Francisco, was in town yesterday, re-
turning from the interior.
W. \. LaRue, Forest Hill Placer county; P.
Crew and wife and J. T. Evans Walnut Grove
came to the city yesterday.
The Misses Bosqui, daughters of Edward Bos-
qui of san Francisco are visiting Sacramento,
the guests of Mrs, n. King.
Silas Gunst, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday, having come up to meet his brother,
who was returning from the East.
Mrs. Sarah " Joseph, of San Francisco. is
spending her vacation from her duties (as Il
school teacher with friends in this city.
A. D. Wilder, Superintendent of the Western
Division of the Central Pacific Railroad re-
turned to Oakland yesterday from ColfaX.
Mark y. Miller, General Travelling Agent of
the New York Lake Erie and Western Rail
roads, came up from the Bay last evening.
J. A. Kidder, President of the Nevada County
Narrow gauge Railroad, and also eX-President
Coleman of the same road were in town yester-
day.
Senator Cox. AsSemblyman Mcdonald. K. 5.
Carey and \. W. Seton of Sacramento, and DR..
Durant and Mr.. HOuck, of Folsom. went over to
the Democratic Convention ut Stockton yestcr-
day.
Hon. Henry Edgerton returned yesterday from
san Francisco He delivered an address before
the Army and Navy League ut Oakland Monday
night.
Misses Lizzie Jacobs and Theresa Zekind.
formerly of this city, but now of san Francisco
are visiting sacramento, the guests of Mrs. sam
ucl Nathan.
James McManus, John Rhoads. William Tim
mons Costumes; J. II. Atkins, Live Oak; p. T.
Williams Elk Grove, and J. Crowley Canada,
are in the city.
Isaac Hume, who recently resigned the posi-
ton OF foreman of railroad machine shop No. >
in this city. left yesterday for Galveston, Tex.
to enter into business.
The Walrath brothers, of Grass Valley. ar
rived i'll the city yesterday morning. A Wal
rath went down to San Francisco but his
brother remained in Sacramento.
Nat. Irwin, of Washington, Yolo county. who
has been running as Il brakeman on the railroad
division between Tucson and Yuma, has come
up on visit to his parents and friends.
c. J. Wilder, General Freight Auditor of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and party of friends
arrived from Blue Canyon last evening and
went on to San Francisco this morning.
Thomas J. Baldwin. for several months past
chief operator in the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this city leaves to-day with his family
for san Francisco, where in the future he will
reside Among the telegraphers on this coast
Mr. Baldwin is a general fayorite.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
K. F. Herrick, Eureka B. F. Godwater, +. ".
Swiggard, Frank T. Brown, II. J. Firebaugh, 4.
L. Rhodes San Francisco; Ed Weinander
Marysville: W. NJ. Scrbner, New York; d. Title
Toronto, Canada; c. :. Croker Angels Camp:
G. W. Floyd, Manager y. c. Goodwin B. We'll
Modesto; Benz. \. Kerry, Graham \. Kerry, Oak
land Charles A. futile, Auburn A II. Bangs,
New Haven Conn. J. p White New York:
Mrs. J. A. Dunn and two children Miss Flora
Newburn, Nevada.
The friends and this includes all of the best
people in the community of Misses Minnie Ir-
win and Jennie Henry, says the Placerville
Democrat of the It'll, have determined to hold
promenade concert, at Confidence Pavilion. on
Tuesday evening next, in honor of the young
ladies named Probably on Thursday these la
dies will take their departure for the East, Miss
Jennie on Il visit to relatives in Ohio, while Miss
Minnie goes to New York city TO friends of her
parents, where she will be united in marriage to
our worthy eX-townsman, 5. d. Mcclure, of
Brooklyn, in which city they viii make their fu-
ture home. No special invitations will be issued
for the party Tuesday evening but all friends of
the ladies named will be welcome.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: c. b.
Brons, Germany Miss :. A. Oliver. England
Mrs. NJ P. King and two children, Washington
d. c.: NJ. y. Porter, Chicago; Mrs. \. Kelley
New Bedford, Mass; Mrs II. :. Kelley, San Jose
Cal; S J. Wallace, Toronto. Canada; John J.
Williams, Liverpool. Eng: Mrs. 5. a. Stoddart
san Francisco: Charles s. Baker, Rochester y
Y; Hon James GeddeS, Syracuse. \. Y; w. II.
Yerks, Rochester, \. Y; Miss II. C. HOXie, Miss
s. L. Fessden, Miss " Fessden, Sandwich, Mass:
F. III. Fornie, England; Count Oliver, SPAIN \.
WartenWeiler, Butte City, Mont; T. Terkelesen,
Denmark; Miss A. Hope, St. Marys, Canada;
Mrs f. A. Taft Miss c. A. Burckhater, Dcd-
Cal; Mrs. r. Cheshire and six children, Ruby
Hill, New; i. F. Crary, San Francisco; c. r.
Barton, san lose, Cal. In special carr. Miller
Miss Maud Miller, New York city.
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