Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-03
Colusa, July /, 1855.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Sallie Hosmer is ON visit to San
Francisco.
Thomas K. Snider left yesterday for Co
lusa and vicinity.
Henry Ryan left yesterday for Portland,
to be gone about three weeks.
James Mcclure and Fred. Stevens went
to the Bay yesterday afternoon
Mrs NJ. Bryte, who has been quite i'll at
Bartlett Springs, will return home to-day
Mrs C. Flanery, of Sacramento will ar
rive from the East by tomorrow overland
train.
Robert Hamilton returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday, after short visit to Sacra
mentO.
Miss Julia Walters, of Red Bluff, is visit
ing friends in Madison, Yolo county, and
vicinity.
DR. R. Beverly Cole, of San Francisco,
is among the passengers to arrive from the
East this morning.
Mrs T. P. Smith has gone to Single
Springs and Placcryille to spend two
months with friends.
f. B. Austin, of Tombstone, who has
been visiting \. $. Hopkins, of this city,
left yesterday for home
Charles Smith and ID. L. Knight, of
Marysville, passed through Yesterday, on
their way 10 San Francisco.
Mrs B. L. Morris and her youngest son
and daughter have gone to Los Angeles to
be absent about two months.
I. H. Goodman, General Passenger
Agent of the Southern Pacific Company.
arrived yesterday from the East.
In the city Yesterday: S. Iekiud, James
J
cisco; 4. j. Wigbtman, MGrysville.
Mrs W H Brown, \. J. Stevens, Z.
S. Dennison and Judge A. 3. DiDble, came
from San Francisco yesterday noon.
Leon and CuShman well-known mem
bers of the minstrel profession, will arrive
from the East to-day, en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Niles Searis, Jr., who has been making
his parents and friends a short visit at Ne
vada City, has returned to his home in Sac
ramentO.
Hon Archibald Yell, District Attorney
of Mendocino county, and wife were in the
city Yesterday, but left for the Bay in the
afternoon.
Mrs Clayburgh and three daughters, of
San Francisco, who have been visiting at
the residence of Aug. Hebron, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Misses
Iillie and Mamie Hebron.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Tim Gaines Maxwell Charles Confield,
r. c. Montgomery. Charles L. Weller, San
Francisco; r. s. Weston, Forest City
James Bethel and wife, San Francisco.
William S. Moore of the Pacjfc Cora1t,
passed through this city last evening, en-
route to Boston, to attend the National
Amateur Press Association Convention.
Mr.. Moore goes as a delegate from Califor-
MIA, and was accompanied by his mother,
A party of thirty pleasure-seekers from
San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley are
camping on Mount Tamalpais, and enjoying
great sport. A letter from one of the party
says: THE men folks go hunting every
morning, keeping our table well supplied
with game. This morning they shot seven
teen cottontail rabbits, besides birds and
other game. We have campfire every
night, and the time is whiled away with
singing and stories
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday o. 2. Crawford, Miss Mary DEMO
Nevada; c. Cabot, Los Angeles; 5. D.
Woods, Miss Annie Tully, Stockton; w
r. Norway, J. II. Bodies, Mrs. C. Ross, s.
Bokind, l.. Jacobs, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. W.
H. Brown, J. NJ. Weber, San Francisco;
Mrs. Mel can, Stockton; II. w. Augustine,
J. w. Thompson, San Francisco; l.. f.
Shepherd and wife, Miss NJ E. Edmond
son, Oakland E. Pohle, Litton Springs;
A. j. Wightman Marysville; II. A. Rob
inson, New York F. Chappen, Forest
Hill: Mrs. Mitchell, San Francisco; f. 0.
Whiteford, New Haven; L. w. Woolsey,
L. G. Harvey and family, Oakland