Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22
SOCIAL AND Personal.

D. Hamburger was in the city yesterday.
Miss Pink Cosby is spending few weeks
at Monterey.
Mrs. c. c. Carroll has returned from a
visit to Tehama.
John McComb, Jr., came up from San
Francisco yesterday.
Frank Church, now resident of Santa
Fe, is here on visit.
John Conran, Fire Commissioner, is re-
ported as being quite i'll.
Secretary of State Thompson is home
again from San Francisco.
Ex-Supervisor P. R. Beckley, of Frank
lin, is visiting Sacramento.
Mrs. H H. Bancroft, of San Francisco,
will arrive from the East this morning.
Fred. A. Taft, of Truckee, came down
yesterday, and left for the Bay in the after
noon.
CA. Luhrs and family left yesterday for
Santa Cruz, where they will remain several
weeks.
Frank Powell and wife came down from
Folsom yesterday and departed for San
Francisco.
W. Callahan, one of the prominent fruit
raisers at LoomiS, Placer county, was i'll the
city yesterday.
Colonel Creed Raymond is still at Bonner
lake. His health is said to be better than
for many years past.
James Robinson AMI William Dwyer left
yesterday morning in private conveyance
for Humboldt county.
J. n. Porter and Adjutant-G General Cosby
were among the passengers that left for the
Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. C. Ralston and Samuel Ralston
came down from Placer county yesterday
and went to San Francisco.
Mrs. i. Wallace left yesterday for q
three-months' visit to Lynn, Mass. after an
absence of thirty-six years.
Mrs. ]. J. Ankenor and children, and
Miss L. Reichert leave to-day for the
mountains for few weeks visit.
Mrs. C. F. Fobes, who has been visiting
relatives at Loomis for the past week, has
returned 10 her home in this city.
Mrs. Frank Malone, a former resident of
this city, came up from the Bay yesterday
to attend the funeral of w. r. Cantwell.
Mrs Godfrey Politz and family are spend
ing these warm summer days at Santa
Cruz. Mr.. Politz will join them next week.
BY last evening train there arrived from
the Bay Charles Robin, W. w. Moreland,
Joseph Stetiens and Surveyor-General Viii
ley.
Byron McCreary and his nephew, Harry
McCreary, left yesterday for Sisson's Shasta
county, where they will ruraliZe for few
weeks.
Thomas Gleeson. J. y. Larlin, Israel
Luce, George Parker, H. q. Smith and
VIM. Rome went to San Francisco yesterday
morning.
J. Il. Wright, DR.. Nelson. DR.. Cluness
and Supervisor Steinman returned from
their visit to Bonner lake yesterday. They
report having enjoyed excellent fishing.
Colone! A andrews, Great Sachem of the
Improved Order of Red Men, came down
from Chico yesterday en- route to Stock
ton, where he goes TO visit the local Tribes.
NJ $. Hammer left for the mountains on
last evening" overland train, armed with u
trout basket and other paraphernalia, de-
noting determination to wage war on the
"spcckied beauties
MIR and Mrs c. V. Osborn, Of Elk Grove
have just returned from a visit 10 friends 1T
West Point, CalayeraS county. and q trip
TO the Big Trees. Mrs. Osborn Will begin
school in the Jackson district on the first
Monday in August.
Fred Biewener, who went to Germany
some four months ago, returned yesterday,
very much improved in health and more
satisfied than ever with America, the c0un-
try of his adoption. Both going and COM
ing, on the Bremen line, he was nine days
and 4 half Oh the Atlantic
Ia The city yesterday: James Wentworth,
Nlcolaus D. Burnett, Salmon Fails; c. II.
Emery, Carson City; Miss Alice Belcher,
c. PicTson, Frank Pierson, Henry Miller,
CCsumnes: J. c. Williamson, Penryn: J.
b Bradford, Franklin; Peter Hanson, Wal
nut Grove; J. J. Conley, Woodland.
Miss Callie c. Vivian. who has occupied
the Chair OF Literature in the Holden Mo-
College for 4 year past, arrived in this city
Yesterday morning. to visit her mother.
Having been rendered and accepted the
Chair of Art III that institution for the next
college year, Miss Vivian will return to
Missouri III September 10 assume her new
duties
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
James Ware, Sacramento Eugene Murty,
San Rafael Martin Devine Fred. Ncary.
Sacramento; DIR. Judson, Chico; E. p
Thomas, 0. Thomas, A. Ward, Downie-
vile E. NJ Park, Odds; ". J. Owen, Oak
land; p. Cote and wife, Placerville; J. ".
Bandy aud wife Miss Jennie Root San
Francisco; Il. D. Stephens, Brighton
Theo. Winters, Sacramento county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: T. J. Sperry, Reno, New; Judge
Lock and son, Oroville: Mrs. 7. Alonzo
Cody, Auburn d. Hamburger, Joseph +.
Finn and wife. p. J. Knusden, San Fran
cisco; w. Marion, Chicago; W. Jennings
and wife, Drytown; L. Klan, John A.
Black, Charles Jacobs, w. c.. Rosendale,
San Francisco; II. Frazer, Los Angeles
Dr. c. Gorton and family, San Francisco
Dir. C. L. Wilson and wife, Chas. Thurston,
Hills Ferry.
DIED OF HEART D1sEAsE.-On Monday
afternoon the dead body of man was
found near the river bank, on the Yolo
side, just below The town of Washington.
Justice Sculiy was notified and held an in
quest, at which it was developed that the
name of the deceased was John McKune
that he had come down the river from ia
cinto on the preceding day, and had COM
planned to a companion named Kendig OF
being i'll with chills and fever. Kendig
stated that, while in apparent good health,
McKune sat down under tree and soon
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