Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Dixon, OF the Cosumnes, Is III
the city.
Geo B. Katzenstein got back yesterday
+, from lone.
W. R. Felter has gone on q trip to the
mountains.
HID. Kerr, Of Elk Grove, left last even
ing for the East.
Mrs. H. Weinstock and family are visit
ing San Francisco.
Burt Kidder went down to San Francisco
yesterday morning.
w. 2. Coleman went down to the Bay
yesterday afternoon.
VIM. Gwyun left for Williams yesterday,
going to the springs.
Mrs. f. B. Sanger, OF San Francisco went
up to Chico yesterday.
T. Ricei. merchant of Greenwood, Wis
tied the city yesterday.
DR.. C. H Powers, of Elk Grove, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
DR.. L. Burwell, of Oroville, went home
Yesterday from Stockton.
John Motley, Of San Francisco, returned
home from here yesterday.
d NJ. Reavis, of Chico, returned home
Yesterday from San Francisco.
Mrs. Porter Ashe and Miss Ashe went to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. T. L. Southack and family have re-
turned TO their home in San Francisco.
Judge P. 0. Hundley, of 0roviIle, passed
through yesterday, on his way to San
Francisco.
Ed. F. Smith, Secretary of the State Ag-
ricultural Society, is expected back from
Chicago to-day.
II. NJ. Hord's family, of Woodland, re-
turned last night from visit of several
weeks at Los Gatos.
Mrs Thomas Hague and Mrs. Ralph
Turner are rushcating at the new town OF
Valley Springs, Calaveras county.
Miss Lizette Hunt, daughter of VIM. b.
Hunt, came up from San Francisco yester-
day, to pay visit at Senator Reuters.
Ed. F. Amsden and wife and Al. Gibson
and wife have gone on camping trip to
the Yosemite, to be absent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraith, of Woodland,
have gone to Bonanza Springs where they
will remain during the hot part Of the sum
mer.
Adiutant- General Cosby returned yes
terday from Santa Cruz, where he had been
to assist in selecting 4 site for the military
encampment.
John Lillard, brother of Supervisor
Lillard, of Yolo county, has arrived at
Woodland from Jackson county, Missouri.
He expects to locate in Yolo county.
Charles E. Bauer and John NJ. Milliken
Jr., returned yesterday from their hunting
and fishing trip to the upper Sacramento.
The former was quite successful, killing
two nice bucks.
George Hewson got back from Chicago
yesterday morning, well pleased with the
results of his trip, having won several
races and then sold his horse Jim Douglas,
for good price.
Hon. l. n Hoag, immigration Commits
sioner at Chicago, came up from San Fran
cisco last evening and will remain in the
city, with headquarters at the Golden
Eagle, a day or two.
Governor Geo c. Perkins and wife. Mrs.
c. A. Grow, Miss Nellie Grow, A. Bier
stadt. General J. Hewston and Sam B.
Whitehead, all of San Francisco, will re-
turn from the East by this mornings train.
Miss Helen f. Briggs, of Sacramento,
sister of Drs. ". A. and W. L. Briggs, of
this city, was married at Honolulu, II. l.,
on the 9th uItimo, to DR.. Frank b. Sutlitf,
of WaiIuku, Maui. The home of the
newly-married couple will be at Wailuku,
where DR.. Sutliff is engaged in the medical
profession.
A postal from Placerville states that the
Silver Creek Brigade consisting of w.
u. Knights and wife, Il. p. Burr and wife,
Fred. B. Lord and John Blair, passed that
place on Monday, dusty, dirty and happy
on their way to Strawberry Valley, Silver
Lake, Silver Creek, etc, where they will
spend two weeks.
l. Il. ,o1
Albert Tearle, Walla WalIa; d. g. A Glib
son, Sacramento; w. q. Brown and wife,
Elmo Henderson, Nicolaus D. NJ. Reavis,
Chico; J. Craig, Woodland; Samuel Hale,
Placerville; Miss +. Penn, T. J. Stephen
son and boy, +. Is. Anderson, Franklin
Miss henderson, Miss Theresa Crew. Pat
terson Station; William Rush, Single
Springs; f. w, Menke REUTERS; !. \.
HOag, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday j. Beans, Jr., Boston J. G. Hart
well. Nevada City; II. w, Sharp, Napa; c.
f. Sharp, Ed. c. Chase, r. Brotherton,
San Francisco; J. a. Morelaud, New York;
d. A. Austin, Stockton; 6. u. Reed, Elk
Grove; Frank Y. Steich, Philadelphia; L.
Mungar and wife. c. B. Rully New York
Wood De Long, Morris Zirker, Woodland
j. H. McCann, DR.. VIM. J. Younger, DR..
Ed a. Younger, Miss Maud Younger, Miss
Louise Roberts, Andrew J. Moulder, David
Stern, J. d. Jones, San Francisco.
In the city yesterday J. Heron, Wood
land j. f. Edmeston, Sam. Hawkins, Jas.
Carbine, Chas. Ruman, Ed. 7. Ruman,
Louis A. Ruman, Peter f. Ruman, Michi-
gan Bar; VIM. S. Byrne, San Francisco
Samuel Vaughn, Miss Emma Hoss, Philip
Jenkins, Costumes; James Harris Latrobe;
r. H. Rhoads, Marysville; Robert Grant,
Minneapolis; John Gatfney, Miss Julia
Gaffney, Miss Annie Gaflney, Cooks Bar
Jerry Bliss, Forest Home; James Farley,
Slough House; ii. S. Hoblitzell and W.
Ellis, Marysville; J. f. Eastman, Shasta
II. +. Carpenter, J. II. Wood, Robert Mic
oils, Miss Mary Nicolls, Costumes; A. B.
Weber Joseph Rose Frank Crawford, \.
L. Arnold, CORTLAND; P. H. Overton, FL
Dorado; w A. Goode, ]. c. Hall, George
Wenderly, Pleasant Grove; j. a. Graham,
Mrs. J. Baker Shingle Springs; Peter
Hansen, Walnut Springs; George Creswell,
II. Mckay REUTERS; T. ]. Kincaid, san
Francisco; James Moore, Mrs J. WWhit-
ney, Miss C. Herbert H. NJ. Turner, J. W.
Phillips, G. w Noble and wife, Mrs W. II.
Young, i. T. Alderman, A. s. Cooper and
wife, Gait c. W. Dugan, W. b. Mckenzie,
Latrobe; b. F. FAIR. c. f. Smith, y. Hull,
Folsom.