Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DIR. Caples, of Elk Grove, is in the city,
" J. Sliger, of Marysville, is in the city.
Mrs. A. J. Adams of Latrobe, is in the city.
William Wright, of San Francisco, is in town.
]. J. Campbell of the Gait Gazette, is in the
city.
General John McComb, of Folsom, is in the
city.
Edward christy came down from Folsom yes
terday.
Alfred Coffin returned yesterday noon from
Monterey
G. W. Swinerton and wife left yesterday for
Monterey.
B.F.Kelley and wife came up from CORTLAND
yesterday.
John T. Cardwell, Of this city, spent yesterday
in Folsom.
Miss Lizzie Richards, of Costumes, is visiting
in the city.
Mrs. E. P Rowen returned last evening from
san Francisco.
William Gutenberger leaves this morning for
San Francisco.
Mrs. Robert Hayes, of san Francisco, is in the
city visiting friends.
Rev. T s. Dunn returned yesterday from Pa
cific Grove, Monterey.
Miss Edith Smoote, of Missouri, is visiting
relatives near Elk Grove.
H. NJ LaRue went over to his Iolo county
ranch yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ida Gallop, of this city, is attending Mrs,
Perrys school, at Oakland
Albert Gallatin and wife went TO San Fran
cisco by last evening train.
CAPTAIN Deal of the railroad detective force
went to San Francisco yesterday.
H. L. Garwood and Miles Stevens, of Elk
Grove, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Addie Cooper of Colusa county, is visit
ing Miss Amy Morris, of Placerville.
Miss Mary Ryan returned yesterday from a
tvo-yppkS visit to FL Dorado county.
Miss Carrie kreuzberger has gone to San Fran
cisco and Santa Cruz, on Il visit to friends.
Miss Clara Starchman, of this city, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Fred. Collins, at Placerville.
H. F. Simmons, after prolonged visit to the
Bay, has returned TO his home at Placerville.
Executive Secretary. H. ]. w. Dam, has re-
turned from his bear-hunt in the wilds of Shasta
county.
Robert Stewart, Assemblyman from Amador,
has removed with his family from Volcano to
Sacramento.
Mrs H. II. Holton and grand daughter Clara
H. Clark left yesterday for San Francisco Oak
land and Monterey.
William Jennings, of Drytown, Amador coun-
ty, came TO the city yesterday. He says he came
to the city to get d Blaine hat.
Mrs Z. 4. Stevens and daughter Edith re-
turned last evening from a fortnight sojourn at
san Francisco and Santa Cruz.
E. B. Ryan, Tax Agent for the Central Pacific
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and left for the Bay in the afternoon.
Thomas w. Madeley. his sister, and Miss Nellie
S. Dunlap, returned last evening from visit to
Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
10. A. Ballard, one of the proprietors of the
Alhambra quartz mine, one of the richest in FL
Dorado county, has returned 20 his home from
san Francisco.
Richard Dale left yesterday for Monterey and
Santa Cruz, where he expects TO parayze the
natives, as he is one OF the most expert swim
mers on the coast
Rev. II. II. Rice has returned from three
weeks trip to the southern part of the State.
He was highly pleased with the ocean journey
and with the places visited.
H. A. Clifton, of Siwash and other gentlemen
who have been upon hunt in Yolo county, re-
turned yesterday, having enjoyed q pleasant
time and bagged' one deer.
Mrs Mollie A. Wilcox, of Placerville, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to san
Francisco. She will leave in few days for the
East where sire Will remain for Il couple of
months.
W. F. Norcross, editor of the Ne,o 4lge, is in the
city. He visited FL Dorado Lodge, |. o. 0. F..
last evening, will visit the Odd Fellows En-
campment tonight and leaves for Auburn to-
morrow.
Miss Kate Tritle daughter of Governor Tritle,
of ArizonaJ and Master Stuart Tritle who had
been visiting the family of p II. Russell for the
past week, left for san Francisco by yesterday
afternoons train.
Clarke Howard, of Placervile started for Sac
IA ramento Yesterday, and onl y got as far as
town" 50 quickly can no doubt be explainedby
Nathan Cohen, who returned with him.
Mrs. D. Maroncy, Miss Mary Maroney Thos.
Maroney, Hicksville; L. s. Wilbur, Mrs. J. Pas
W. Anderson, Michigan Bar; Samuel Vaughn,
Costumes; Ed. Doonan, Brighton. are at the FL
dred House.
VIM NJ. Kecfer and Captain f. W. Blasdel two
of the oldest and most expert quartz miners on
the coast, are i'll El Dorado county and working
up some valuable property in the neighborhood
of Single Springs and Placervlle. They say
that the outlook for quartz mining in FL Dorado
county is the best in the State
D. J. Simmons returned yesterday from an
inspection OF the different theaters on his cir
cult. After the LIST of January he will personally
manage all companies between here and San
Francisco, taking in San Jose, Stockton, and
also playing one night at Woodland. This is
quite an important extension of Mr.. Simmons
theatrical undertaking. but the list of thor
oughly good companies already secured gives
promise of an attractive and successful dramatic
season.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
5. H. Taylor, Boston; K. c. Bolton, San Fran
cisco; II. b. Titus, New York: L. W. Blum and
wife, Arizona; c. f. WilcoxOn, Yuba City: S. W.
Payne. New York; Alexander W. We'll and la
dies William II. Brown, II. $. Amestadter, San
Francisco; William Johnston, Richland; C. n
Fish, A. v. Case, San Francisco; L. C. More
house, K. W. +. George, NJ D., San Leandro; J.
T. Osborne East Oakland.
Last evening being the fifty-siXth anniversary
of the birth of City Trustee Gutenberger, his
friends gave him surprise party at his resi-
dence on the south side OF X, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. All the city officials together
with many of their wives and friends, were
present. Mr. Gutenberger his wife and daugh-
tiers are famous for their entertaining powers,
and were equal to the emergency. They enter
tained their visitors most Hospitality and when
the party broke up, which was at late hour,
all voted that they had enjoyed7a most excel
lent time.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday A. W
Burtes Jersey City; F. Martin, Staten Island:
Tracy Porter New York; George W. Bowman
Ira Lowell, W w. Taylor, city; G. Smith and
wife, Portland; Miss L. NJ Kent, Miss Alice
Black. Oakland Warren Wheat, Iowa. l. H.
Mcmahon. PlaceTville; G. /. Glow, Rocklin; J.
T. Burke Auburn; Robert Stewart and family
Volcano; o. V. Harvey J. J. Campbell Gait; j.
T. Day, county: J. J. Powers, Ogden; K. Wikert.
W. J. Bendell, 0. a. Shade, Chico; Miss Lizzie
Richards Elk Grove; 4. f. Arnold and wife
CORTLAND; NJ. Bray, Clay station; J. Philips
Plymouth: j. 4. Bradford Franklin; Phil Ryan
VIII Pearson, J. G. Pearson. J. +. Pearson John
Z. Givcns, Frank Carpenter, Costumes; James
Finigan. George F. Willig T. A. Lander, John
IIallet and wife, William Mitchell and wife, J.
R. Titon, George r. Langden, ChaS. McCaffrey,
san Francisco; s Meyers, Freeport.