Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

II. G. Smith went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. Jud. Walker, of Salmon Falls, is
visiting Folsom.
Miss Esther Burnett, of San Francisco, is
visiting Folsom.
Miss Allie Baker, of Clements, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Eta Morris, of Woodland, is visit
ing friends in the city.
s. A. Howell has returned from month
visit to Byron Springs.
Mrs. John Lyman, of this city, is visiting
Mrs. Wilson, her mother, at Live Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Perkins, of Rocklin,
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
James H. Sullivan, who has been very
sick, was out for a ride Saturday evening.
W. S. Cothrin, of Cothrin's Station, is i'll
at the residence of his son, 1928 street.
J. B. Haggin and John Mackey are among
the passengers to arrive this morning from
the East.
Mrs. s. L. Richards, of this city, has de-
parted for two months visit to Ferndale,
Humboldt county.
Miss Louise Myers, who has been visiting
Woodland for the past two weeks, returned
home last evening.
Hon. S. T. Gage and General Superin-
tendent ]. A. Fillmore were in the city yes
terday, and went to the Bay in the after
noon.
Joseph Cairn Simpson, of the Breeder and
Sportsman, came up from San Francisco
Yesterday, to pay visit to Theodore
Winters ranch.
Thomas White, who was injured by a
falling smokestack at the State Printing
Office two or three weeks ago, was able to
appear on the street Saturday
Superintendent Jones, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, passed through
to Grass Valley Saturday evening, to see
his family, who have been visiting there.
H. S. Crocker of San Francisco; General
10 Hamilton, of Auburn; R. W. Pende-
CAST, Peter Fitzgerald, Jason Watkins and
r. H. Newton, of Woodland, were in town
Saturday.
Gustavus c. Simmons. son of DR.. g. l..
Simmons, recently passed his examination
in the Harvard Medical College with high
honors. He is now a full-hedged NJ D.,
and will return to Sacramento the latter
part of July after three years absence.
In the city yesterday: Clark Howard,
Will r. Sekirk Miss Kate Walsh, Placer
vile; George eastman, Elk Grove; John
Morrison, Grass Valley William Turner,
Oleta; w. Francisco, William Amick,
Wesley Amicll, lone; G. F. Bush and wife,
r. B. Cutting, Plymouth Henry Dakin,
Reuters; James Ryan, Vallejo; Major
Robert Beck, San Francisco.
A letter received at this office from the
Jackson sketching party reports them at
PocatellO, Idaho. The visit to Shoshone
Falls was one of great pleasure and success
in an artistic sense. Mr.. jackson left for
Wonderland, Yellowstone Park, on the 23d,
where a stay of ten days will be made,
From the Park they go to Denver, and
thence by easy stages back to California.
Colonel James McNasser and his wife left
Saturday evening on the east-bound train
for a two months visit to their old home
in Denver, Col. A large number of their
intimate friends were at the depot to say
good-by and express their desire for safe
return. The Pioneers, headed by their
President g. w. Chesley, were also present
to bid them farewell, and gave them three
rousing cheers as the train pulled out OF
the depot.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
W. C. Crostle, Folsom J. w Houston,
CORTLAND; r. w. Pendegast Jason Wat
Kills, w Ooulaldi MIS-. ". L. CufuS ana
daughter, r. J. Flanagan Oakland; Stephen
Douglas, Nicolaus; Phil. Hortop, Sheri-
dan Robert Barnett, Colusa; VIM Pey-
ton, D. c. Halsey, Amador; G. K. Smith,
Biggs; R. D. Stephens, Brighton J. Spur
geon, Colusa; J. NJ. Simpson, San Fran
cisco John Jackson. COlusa.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: J. O. Hamilton, Auburn; C. B.
Williams, Ohio; p. Z. Bowles, San Fran
cisco; l.. H. Cary, Mrs. /. II. Cary, Oak
land; j. Keinzle and wife, Boca; j. Kohan,
San Francisco; B. f. Schwartz New York;
Miss r. Deyens, San Francisco Alex. Stew
art, Los Angeles; P. w Dudley, Stockton;
". B. Treadwell, S. Hollub, San Francisco;
w. S. Prather, Oakland; w H. Bricker.
COlusa; NJ. ]. Canning Detroit, Mich; l..
w. Olympus Sacramento; c. f. Thompson,
San Jose; r. H. A1irkal, Philadelphia; j.
Winban, Nevada; F. r. Girard, Sacra-
mento; J. II. Love, Santa Cruz; ]. B. Pow
ell, Shadeland, Pa; f. A. Powell, Syracuse,
n. V; James A. Brown, Oakland; A.
Brett, D. D., Scotland C. d. Hoffman,
Frank A. Spencer, San Francisco; Bert w.
Lewis, Stockton; Joseph Cairn Simpson,
Oakland; F, Ridgeway, Danville; NJ. R.
Leverson, Miss C. Jesse Titus, San Fran
cisco and Thomas Glascock, Colusa.