Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. L. Hart left yesterday for Nevada City.
Mrs: j. Fiel, of Folsom, is visiting San
Francisco.
Mrs. Hugh J. Glenn and Mrs. s. E. VIII
son have gone East.
Misses Addie and Lolita Stevens have re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
Misses May and Clara Taylor have re-
turned from San Francisco.
Miss Julia Williamson, of Folsom. is
visiting friends in this city.
Moses Sprsgue has returned from q camp
ing-out trip to Big Meadows.
H. NJ. LaRue returned Saturday from a
SIX weeks visit to Lake county.
A. SHELTON and J. Little have left for
Monterey, for two weeks stay.
Judge S. Scion Holl has returned from a
visit to his ranch in Lassen county.
Mrs. William Gutenberger returned yes
terday from visit to San Francisco.
Assemblyman z. H. Watson, of George
town, FL Dorado county, is in the CITY,
Miss Esther Best, of this city, is visiting
Reno, the guest of Mrs. Charlie Garcia.
Walter Ferral and Charles r. Parsons
took run over to Elk Grove yesterday.
Mrs. E. R. Hamilton and Miss Nettie
Hamilton have returned from Santa Cruz.
j. W. Grace and wife, of Folsom, are
visiting at Forest Hill and Michigan Bluff.
Mrs. William Nichols, of Folsom, has
been visiting Placeryille during the past
week.
Robert Allen has gone to San Francisco.
hoping that change of air will improve
his health.
Trustee Jones and City Engineer Bassett
yesterday returned from their visit to the
Blue Lakes.
Miss Lizzie Stephenson, of this CITY, is
visiting at the residence of George Little.
at Ashland.
G. W. Carey, wife and family and Mrs.
r. S. Carey returned from Santa Cruz Sat
urday evening.
Captain John Mullen the States agent at
Washington, D. c., will arrive from the
East this morning.
C. w. Harvey, of Gait, has returned from
a three weeks visit to the Marble Creek
mine, Butte county.
Miss Fannie Litsch, of Shasta, is visiting
Miss Carrie Schroth of this city, and will
remain few weeks.
George B. Beatty leaves this morning for
an extended visit to the seaside. for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. John Shelton, Miss f. H. SHELTON
and Miss Mabel Shelton returned Saturday
from a visit to the coast
Colonel Creed Raymond came up Satur-
day from the Bay. He has entirely re-
covered from his recent serious illness.
Fire Commissioner John Conran, who
has been rusticating at San Francisco,
Santa Cruz and Monterey, returned Satur-
day.
Miss Sallie Conner, of Costumes, has
gone to Vacaville, accompanied by her
brother Alfred, who will attend school
there.
Miss Laura Plant, who has been visiting
Santa Cruz for the past three months, the
guest of Mrs. Frank Swan, has returned to
her home in this city.
John Talbot returned yesterday from
Tahoe. He had such excellent success
angling that he was called the " Boss Fish
erman" of the mountains.
In the city yesterday Oscar Stephenson,
Franklin; P. H. Kane, Fairplay: W. NJ.
Foster, CORTLAND; J. Bailey, w. A. Scott.
Costumes DR.. f. S. Durant, Folsom.
Rev. DR.. Anderson, formerly of this city
but now of Colusa, has been invited to de-
liver an address before the Teachers Insti-
tute of Sonoma county on September LIST
and has accepted.
Billy" Cohn, the well-known tele-
grapher who has been in the mountains
for couple of months, has returned, and
will resume his duties in the Western
Union office tomorrow
The Santa Cruz Sentinel SAYS Miss Ida
Inez Clinch, Sacramentos most favored
singer, lately from New York, is spending
few days with her cousin, Mrs Major
A. j. Kinds, at her residence on Terrace
Hill.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. c. 2. Egnew, San Francisco; w. W.
Morland, city John Healy, San Francisco;
Mrs. W. Peters, Miss w. p Peters, 3. f.
Peters, Chico; John Clauss, Oakland; C.
Giidea, Stockton; John Monkey, San Fran
CISCO +. H. Newton, Yolo; Peter FitZger-
aid, c. w. Griffin, Woodland: S. T. Mress
CORTLAND NJ. A. Wheaton, George Good
man, w. W. Egnew, San Francisco; Mrs.
r. Lucas, Franklin W Graves, San Luis
Obispo; II. ]. McAvoy, Oakland: r. d.
Stevens and wife, Brighton DR.. F. C. Du-
rant, Folsom W. Y. Shower, A Swanson,
II. w. Harrison, city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday II. c. Goodyear, Winters 0. w.
Bonney, Winters benjamin Deutsch, New
York; Henry Adams, Stockton Will B.
Corwin, Mrs. H. T. McLain, G. A. Wilbur,
San Francisco Miss NJ. Turner, Stockton
c. Raymond, f. A. Swain and wife, San
Francisco; Mrs. Holland and two children,
Marysville; A. S. Deyoe, San Luis Obispo
f. Snider, Stockton; d. Powell, Marys-
vile; J. H. Marcuse, Marysville; H. l..
Judell B. Cearosh, San Francisco B. f.
Schwartz New York P. c. Smith. city;
w. A. Long, Williams w. W. Van Ness,
New York J. I. Freddy, s. Marcus, j. a.
Black, san Francisco.