Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

"A
Mrs. w. NJ Lyon has gone to San Fran,
cisco.
Major Marion Biggs went to Butte county
yesterday
J. B. Haggin visited his Ranch del Paso
yesterday.
Ex-Governor Irwin came up from the
Bay on Saturday.
General Charles Cadwalader went up to
Red Bluff yesterday.
Miss Maud Croly is visiting Miss Fannie
Weldrum at Vacaville.
NJ. J. Kelly, of San Francisco, came up
from there last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell, of Folsom.
| are visiting San Francisco.
Jesse Mitchell and family, of Gait have
| come to Sacramento TO reside.
c. f. Kirby and family have returned
! from their visit to Napa valley.
The Misses Hummel, of this city, are
visiting Miss May Her, of Gait.
W. E. Doan, the stenographer, has gone
| to Single Springs for a few days.
Dr. Ewing went to Amador City on Sat
urday, and Dr. Nelson 10 Folsom.
Mrs. S. Smith and Miss Alta Brewster, of
Gait, are visiting friends at Florin.
J. L. Houx returned few days since
| from Colusa to his home at Folsom.
Miss Carrie Locke is home again from
San Francisco, where she had been visiting.
P S. Chiles and wife and J. Chiles, of
| Davisville, arrived from the East yesterday
Mrs. f. Bates and her son Judd of this
city, are visiting Mrs. II. S. Putney on the
Costumes.
Misses Fanny and Katie Stroup, of Nor
| mon Island, have been spending a few days
in this city.
Squire Short and family, of Gait, will
spend the remaining summer months at
! the sea shore.
George Kroner went TO Vina, Tehama
county, yesterday, to be absent about 4
week or more.
| Miss Lizzie Dixon, of New York Ravine
Ell Dorado county, is visiting Miss Alice
Grace at Folsom.
L. L. Shippee, and Wash. Trahern, of
| San Joaquin, came over to the Capital yes
terday TO cool off.
Mrs C. NJ. Trask, who has been visiting
| friends in this city, has returned to her
home at Jackson.
Miss Mamie White, Of this city, is visit
ing the Misses Maggie and Lille Moroney
on the Costumes.
3. A Farmer and family, of Gait, will
spend the month of August among the big
trees Of Calaveras.
Mrs. Z. A Southworth, of Marysville is
visiting her daughter in this city, Mrs.
Harry A. Weaver.
Miss Evelyn Kidder, of this city, is visit
ing North San Juan, the guest of Miss
| Emma Scheuerman.
| Miss Minnie Moroney, of the Cosumnes.
is the guest of the Misses Maggie and
Anna Byron, of Elk Grove.
Miss Julia Putney. of the Cosumnes. re-
turns to San Jose next week, to resume her
studies at the State Normal School.
Among those who LEFT for San Francisco
| yesterday afternoon were: Henry Edger
ton, Judge benson and Geo. W. Newman.
Mrs Jonathan Clark and daughter, Miss
Cora, of Nevada City, came to the city Sat
urday. They are the guests Of George NJ
Mott.
r. Byron and daughters, Misses Kitty
and Teresa, of Elk Grove, are soiourning at
Byron Springs, and will spend a month at
that resort.
Chris Ecklon. Lawrence Ecklon, Peter
wager and J. i. Taylor are camping on the
Rubicon. They are reported to have killed
four deer up to date.
Mrs. J. Brooks, of Gait, returned Wednes-
day from Modesto, where she had been Wis
iting relatives Her daughter, Miss Rebec
ca, is still at Modesto.
In the city yesterday Mrs. W. II. Bag
will, VIM. Bagwill, Costumes; Mrs A. n
Jones, REUTERS; E. Oliver, NJ Patterson,
Steve Earhine Michipan Bar
B. T. Brady, who was twelve years ago a
purser on one of the up-riyer steamers, but
now clerk in the railroad office in San
Francisco, was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Judge T. B. Reardon, of Oroville, was
brought up from the Bay yesterday very
i'll and taken to his home on the afternoon
train. He was So weak that he had to be
carried on board the cars.
The camping party consisting of L. D.
Windmiller, J. Z. Morelle, f. Richert and
George Murray have returned from their
trip to Silver creek, FL Dorado county.
They report having had an excellent time.
The party bagged four deer and caught an
abundance OF trout, while one of the
lucky nimrods killed large coyote.
The North San Juan Times says Miss
Annie Smith, who for more than a year
past has been compositor in this Office,
left for short visit to friends at Columbia
Hill on Saturday last. Miss Annie will
leave for Reno Nevada, on visit to her
sister, Mrs. A. O. Porter. some time next
week Miss Annie is Il very rapid and ac-
curate composition.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
! terdsy: W. II. Cone, San Francisco e. A.
Mitchell, Philadelphia; L. w Hovey, San
Francisco; l.. II. Carey, Oakland c. w.
Cross, Nevada City: DR.. W. A Long w.
| Chiefs, StG5Gton j. Gamble, Litton
| Springs: J. q. kerth Boca; William f.
Keith Franklin, n. H.; L. L. Shippee,
Stockton; f. C.. VOORHEES,, Suffer Creek
John Boggs, Colusa; c. H. Marble, T. H.
Ames, S. J. Freedman, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
T. J. Stephenson, CORTLAND William
| Irwin, San Francisco; A. A. Jackson Will
lows; E. V. Spencer Susanville; c. r.
Hunt, Auburn; James Ware, Sacramento;
T. ]. Flanagan, Reno; T. R. Stephens,
Placerville; Sam Deal, San Francisco
Allen Henry, Chico; Major NJ. Biggs, Sher-
| idan; William Jagan, William Jagan, Jr.,
CORTLAND r. D. Stephens, Brighton; d.
| C. HalSey, Blue Canyon G.. NJ. Crippin,
San Francisco; w. II. Harrison, Santa
Rosa; j. Heintz, Sacramento.
| August Hebron was given a surprise
party III nonor OF MS birthday at MS resi-
dence Seventh and o streets, Saturday
evening. Among those present were no.
ticed the following Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Hebron, Mrs. Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ouads,
Henry Hebron, Eddy Hebron, Mr.. and
Mrs. A1ohr, Mr.. and Mrs. york, Frank
Elmer and wife, Misses Elmer, Miss Hugg,
Joseph Hahn and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz,
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred. knauer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alaier,
Mr. and Mrs Chas Schwarz Charles Noack
and wife, T. Brewener and wife, Mr. and
Mrs, Gattmann Ben. Wilson Mr.. and
Mrs. Stautfer and daughter, Miss Lena
| Ross, Mr. Noack, Mr.. Breuner, Miss Francis
Lothhammer, Mr. Eitel, DR.. Gardner and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerichten. The Turner Har-
| monte was present and sang several fine Sc
lections. The guests were entertained in the
most hospitable manner.
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