Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-02
SOCIAL AND Personal.

! BERLIN. June 1st.-Dr. Strousberg, the
well-known fnancier is dead.
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SOCIAL AND personal.
K. p Wilton, san Francisco, is in the city
| Mrs John c. Gray, OF Oroville, is visiting
Chico
| James Martin, of lone, came TO the city yes
| terday.
Mrs. F. ". Walker, Of Chico, is visiting friends
| in Fresno
Civil. Engineer c. F. Allardt was in the city
| yesterday.
C. B. Calson, j. f. Richardson and samuel
| Vaughn, Costumes, and II. Lee, Stockton, are
| in the city.
W. stairley, of Chico Is spending a few days
in this city.
| W. J. Laird Loomis, and G. s Smith, of Gait
are Ill the city.
Miss Hattie Blodgett, of this city, is visiting
| friends at Gait.
W. P: Harkey, of Yuba City, has taken trip
| TO Portland, Or
Miss Cora futile, of Carbondalc, is visiting
her father al Gait.
Mrs. II. c. Jones' Of Yuba City. is visiting her
| parents in Sacramento.
| Miss Mary Mcconnell, of Mcconnell Station
| is visiting San Francisco.
| Frank Lashells, of Biggs, went home yester
| day from trip to the Bay.
Mrs. Allen Henry and her daughter Emma Of
| Chico are visiting san Jose.
| Miss Della McQuaid, Of Santa Rosa, is visiting
| friends and relatives in fuba City.
| Crawford Cox son of Senator Cox Of this city
| left yesterday for Oregon 70 reside.
| E. c. Hart editor Of the Willows Jo,traGl came
| down from COlCsa county yesterday.
| Miss George Jones, who has been visiting Oak
| land, has returned to her Chico home.
| c. W. Reed, of Sacramento, arrived by the
west bound overland train this morning
Mrs. VIM. Moore and Mrs. Mariett, Of Grass
! Valley, are visiting friends at Georgetown.
Mrs. W W. Durham. % Durham Station, is
| visiting Chico, the guest OF Mrs b. i. True
| Mrs. 0. /. Graves and Miss Efe Milliner Of
! Red Bluff are visiting friends in Iuba City.
b. II. Haskell, Of San Francisco, came up yes
| terday from the Bay, going to Placer county.
}. W Patterson and wife and Mrs. H. a. Hurd
| ofTecumseh, Mich, are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. !. T. Purdy and daughter, of San Fran
cisco, are visiting Mrs L. s Taylor, of this city
J. Kuhrts ex- Chief Engineer of the Los An
| geles Fire Department, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. &. L. Mlllens of Sutter Creek, is visit
Ing PlaceTyille, the guest of Mrs. Joseph Nad-
deli.
Samuel Robinson, assistant ticket agent at
| the depot, returned Saturday from his trip to
the East.
MIS-. iculOlDt ana NtI QaUIIIGTr MISS kdLC
Mckinley. Of Heaidsburg arc visiting relatives
al Dixon.
Oswald Hardie ana family have removed from
Placeryile 10 San Francisco, where in the future
they VIII reside.
Mrs. PHI Strehie and daughter Mile, Of san
Francisco, are visiting Sacramento, the guests
Of +. G. kn&ueT.
Mrs. Z. W. Dunlevy ana daughter left on Sat
urday tor San Francisco, where the family viii
reside hereafter.
George y. Mckee Of Laguna; Thomas Ieahy,
l.lk Grove, and Il. Z. Prosser, o. Plymouth. are
~ the Eldred House.
General Charles Cadwaiader, Req Bluff. C. J..
Stcson. Chico, and G. j.. Wilcox, Oroyiie. came
70 The city yesterday.
Miss agnes Hart arrived from Davenport Ia,
last week, and is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. /.
donaldson, neal Gait.
Miss Mary OConnog has returned to Dixon,
nor school on BrannIn Island having closed for
the summer vacation.
Judge !. X. Alexander, Of salinas. VINO mas
been holding Court in this city for Judge Arm
strong, returned nome yesterday.
!. ". Langsdorfi, a banker Of Ogden. came to
the city from san Francisco Saturday evening,
and left yesterday icr Grass Valley.
Howard r. Johnson. VINO has been filing 8
position i'll the Office of the Secretary Of State,
has resigned and LETT for san Francisco, where
he has better prospects.
W. +. Knox returned Friday evening from
Snledad Canyon. where Turton & Knox have
contract for rebuilding about twenty-five miles
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Among the SacraInentans who left for the Bay
Yesterday afternoon were y. l.. Hart, 7. H0ehn,
William Beckman n. T. White, Grove /. John
son and wife, Z. N. Martin and c. 7. Jones.
N. Manson, formerly connected with the State
Engineers Office, but lattcrly engineer Tor the
Hurbor Commissioners. left for san Francisco
yesterday afternoon. after = brief visit here.
Kew. Stanley 4. Mckay, Of Lyons, y. =, &C
cornpanied by his wife, arrived here Friday
night he having accepted AZ invitation to act
a. pastor, for 4 time, Of Calvary Baptist Church.
A private letter from Wallace r. Pond, Of
Woodland, states that himself and family ar
rived safely at his home in Vermont, where the
latter viii remain While lie attends the Chicago
Convention.
The travelling soldier returned home YES
NV 4 squad of Western Hotel cadets, who Joy
ojsly whistied When Johnny Comes Marching
Home again
| A large humber Of the friends Of Miss Mamie
Lawson gave her q surprise party Saturday
evening Al the residence OF her parents, Fourth
street between c and K, and the time passed
nerrily until a late hour.
Misses Malissa and Clara Barton. who have
been attending school in this city, have returned
| To their home at Ferndale in humboldt county.
| Both Of the young ladies obtained first grade
| certificates at the last session of the Board OF
! City Examiners
/ dispatch from Los Angeles says thai
| Charles Kent, OF Nevada City, who disappeared
| from san Francisco two weeks ago, and was be-
lieyed to have met with foul play, passed
| through Los Angeles about that time ON his way
| 10 Tucson or FL PaSc
W. H. Poston. of Durham ana Miss Ella Dunn,
of Napa, viii be married at the residence Of the
| brides parents in that city on Tuesday after
| noon. invitations are out for the wedding re-
ception. which wiz be held at the Poston resi-
dence, near Durham, next Friday evening.
Frank H. Powers, of this city, who graduated
| last Wednesday mt the State University, left by
| Yesterdays steamer from san Francisco for
| Eureka. Humboldt county, having accepted
| position III the engineer corps engaged IN the
| construction of a new railroad in that county.
| George D. Redding, Alex Hamilton and
| Frank and Edgar CarolGn, of san Francisco, who
| had been spending week fishing on the Nc
| Cloud. returned yesterday. The fish took the
| hook well the first day the party tried them, but
| a heavy rain next day raised the river and
| filed il with food to such an extent that the
fish failed to bite afterwards. Lovers OF the
gentle sport will be pleased TO hear, however,
| That the river at the point where the gentlemen
| yere camped is full of splendid rainbow trout,
and the prospects are excellent Tor hne sport
| soon.
| The following west-bound overland passen-
| gers passed Sacramento this morning.: Mrs
| Nicholas Ten Bosch and three children, Liver
| pool England. +. J.. Somers, Camden, ". j.;
/ Miss lydia Linty, Omaha, Neb. Mrs. j. s. Cap
| son Mrs. StoWell, Eureka. New; Prank Shay,
| san Francisco. htchafn hSclcne, LiNStpOOli
| Eng; J. T. McElrlth, wife and child, Oakland;
| {. w. Lyman, Salt Lake; w. A. Schenk, Walt
! Clement. Milwaukee Wis. ". L. Henry and
family, California; h Carlson, san Francisco;
| q W. Reed Sacramento; Mrs. A. Mckay, Eu-
| reka. New. W. II. Parlin, Canton, H.; f. Man.
| sou. London, Eng. c. w. Moore, Idaho; Conn
/ Friedrich New York; II. H. Sears, oekland L.
| +. Kean Richmond, Va; Ella Enley, Helena,
| Mont: J. g. Peck, san Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| C. Matcrhoase. Geo Bennet6, San Francisco; +.
| W. Stuttgart, Oakland; w. Stanberg, Red Bluff;
/ / r. Eisenbaeh, San Francisco; Mrs. George 7.
| Weeks, Roseville: d. X. Hail. Rutland, Vt; Mrs.
| W. C. White and two daughters, Durham; Mrs
s. H. Brown ard two children, San francisco;