Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20
SOCIAL AND Personal.

George Gregg, of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing Sacramento.
Judge Van Fleet is spending few days
in San Francisco.
Mrs. Win ]. Davis is visiting friends al
Centerville, Alameda county
Professor 6. Chainey and wife went to
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Daniel Ostrom, of Reeds Station. came
to Sacramento yesterday morning
E. F. White of San Francisco, returned
home yesterday from Red Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan. of Rocklin.
came down yesterday, going to the Bay.
Senator D. J. Creighton, of San Francisco.
came up to the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss l. B. Temple returned yesterday
from three weeks visit to San Francisco.
| j. G. Hogan and wife, of Sacramento. are
passengers by the delayed train from the
south
! ii. H. Burt, of Sacramento, is among the
passengers to arrive from the East this
morning.
Captain A. Foster went over to San Joa-
quin county yesterday, to take a look at
his ranch.
Miss Hattie Keeler, of New York, sister
OF Mrs. 5. A. Lindsay, is visiting relatives
in Woodland.
A. S. Smith, editor of the Marysville an
peal, and wife, returned from visit 10 the
East yesterday.
Mr.. Hudson, of Freeman & Hudson.
Marysville, passed through to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Eldred and Cen
eral 7. J. Clunie went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
A. II. Candy, representing the Carleton
English Opera Troupe, is in the city. and
remains until Saturday.
residing near Colfax, passed through to
San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. e. E. Ames, of San Francisco, a
former Sacramentan. is visiting her old
home, the guest of Mrs. Albert Foster.
c: A. d. Gray and wife left last evening
Tor New York, en- route for England, for a
visit of few months, returning to Cali
fornla next summer.
Riley Lane, a well known farmer re-
siding near Marysville, passed through TO
San Francisco yesterday, on his way to the
New Orleans Exposition
Arrivals at the State House Hotel vester-
day: w. L. Plummer, Reuters: r. ID.
Burrows, Franklin; David Upton. Elk
Grove; Bernard Acheson, city /. N. Van
dyke, Freeport; w. A. Good. Pleasant
Grove; b. f. Smith, Reuters; T. F. Ross.
city. -'0>'
a. W. Sisson and J. II. Strobridge came
down from the front" of the California
and Oregon Railroad Yesterday. en- route
to San Francisco. Mr.. Sisson states that
the recent storm had but little effect upon
Pit river, the stream remaining clear and
rising very little, compared with the Sac
ramentO.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
ID. A. Ostrom, Reeds station r. Dona-
hue, Philadelphia; Harry Unna, San Fran
cisco; W. E. Warwick, Reuter-; w. F.
Price, Callandehad G. W. Morton. Yuma
A. T.; Thomas Wilson, San Francisco; d. |
?. Hencmann. Napa William E. Wolf |
Los Angeles Thomas Whipell, Charles w. |
Sargent San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: John B. Finch, Evanston, Illinois:
+. d. Hudson, E. Worth Marysville; Jos |
Pomeroy, New York; L. H. Eckhardt. S. |
Levine, Nate Siegel, Ruby Z. Fogel San |
Francisco Ruby Cohen, NJ. D., New York; |
Charles Leaviatt, Honolulu; NJ. McDon-
ough, Lincoln Miss Nellie Blinn. George |
A. Knight, J. NJ. Jacobs, San Francisco !; |
II. D. Merrill, New York w. D. Tory |
son, Z. n. Harris Carson, New: 0. n. Hail. |
San Francisco; Mrs. j. f. Moody and |
child, Truckee; J. P. Currir, J. Hinbinger,
San Francisco