Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. X. Alsip went to Colfax yesterday.
Charles A Laufkotter has gone to Bart
lett Springs.
Mrs. E. R. Hamilton is making a visit tc
San Francisco.
Captain Albert Foster went to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Henry Fisher went over to Williams yes
terday morning.
Mrs. ]. F. Calderwood and niece went up
to Delta yesterday.
George B. Katzenstein went over to lone
yesterday morning.
Mrs. G. w Chesley left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Judge W. C. Van Fleet returned last
evening from the Bay
Mrs. Fred Osborn, of Oakland. is in this
city, visiting her parents
A. Leonard and wife started Yesterday
morning for the McCloud.
w R. Felter left last evening for a rus
ticating trip in the SieTas.
United States Marshal Drew has gone TO
Ukiah for few days fishing.
Father" Upchurch returned to San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Mrs L. Schadt, who has been visiting in
Europe, returned home Saturday.
Miss Flora Walsh and company left for
San Francisco yesterday morning.
]. C. Williams, of Woodland, has gone
to Santa Cruz for a two weeks stay.
DR.. L. BurwelI of Oroyille, passed
through yesterday, on his way to Stockton.
Miss Jennie Sale has returned to the
city, after visit to Oakland and San
Francisco.
Ex-District Attorney Craig, of Yolo
county, returned yesterday to Woodland
flom Auburn.
Mrs G. A. White and Miss Nettie Hamil-
ton were among the passengers for San
Jose yesterday.
John Breuner and Warren Starr left yes
terday by private conveyance for a camping
trip to Soda Springs.
At San Francisco on Saturday last Fred
We'll and Miss Laura Muller, of this city,
were quietly married.
Mrs. NJ. f. Odell, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Julia UnderhiIl, left yesterday
for two weeks recruit at Pacific Grove
Duncan Mcpherson, Grand Master
Workman of the A. 0. U. W., returned
yesterday to Santa Cruz from Sacramento
f. T.. Baker and wife, of Woodland.
started Saturday afternoon for Santa Cruz.
They 90 by their own conveyance, and ex-
pect to be gone about month.
w. H. Young and daughter, Miss Nettie
J. Young, of Washington, went down to
San Francisco yesterday. The young lady
will visit friends there for some time.
In the city yesterday; Hon. c. T. Will
L. Id Del
Woodland; DR.. Schnabel, Joseph Madden,
Newcastle; E. L. Craig, Auburn; Charles
L. Weller, San Francisco; l. NJ. Smith,
Gait.
A hunting party left yesterday for Silver
noticed l.. d. Windmiller, F. Reiderdt,
George Murray, E. Morrelle. Robert Char
leyville, Charles Noles, J. White and II.
Charleyville. They expect 10 be absent
some four weeks.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday !:
f. X. Lowe, 0. A. Lowe, Woodland; Geo.
Miss Dora Perry, Woodbridge; J. c. Ball,
Woodland W. C.. Crosett. Folsom; Mrs.
Washburn Mrs. Kindall, j. G. James, E.
p Mccarthy, San Francisco.
Col. Creed Raymond has 50 much i'm
car accompanied by Mrs. Raymond and
Dr.. Folks of Oakland, and left for the
mountains The car, it is understood, will
be sidetracked and the party continue with
ii, having cook and necessary help to
make everything homelike and as COM
Portable as a well arranged hotel. The car
viii be moved from point to point, as the
party feel inclined, and rs changes of
weather make desirable.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: F, H. SWEET, San Francisco J. E.
Hobbie, city; Daniel X. Hall, Rutland, Vt;
J. V Choun, San Francisco; Mrs. NJ. C.
Campbell and daughter, Davisville; E. J.
Sparks, Lincoln; VIM. H. Brown, San
Francisco; VIM. Johnston, Richland
Frank Rogers, city; Aug. Kaehele, Wash
ington, D. c.; c. E. Wilcoxon, Yuba city
c. A. Duncan, Suffer county; Miss T.
DUNCAN, Arbuckle; \. n. GupteIl San
Francisco; c. b. Culver, Woodland; Leo
Austrian, Chicago: D. IL. Barker and wife,
Reno, New; Mrs. J. J. Smith, Toledo o.:
B. II. Upham, J. H, Love, J. Moody, San
Francisco.