Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. Tozer returned yesterday TO
Santa Cruz.
! Mrs. Lonis Phillips is paying San Fran
| cisco visit.
| Miss George Wilburn came up from San
! Jose yesterday.
R. s. Carey has got back from his trip to
Bartlett Springs.
Albert Gallatin went up to Tehama
county yesterday
Mrs. NJ. S. Hammer and daughter have
gone to the mountains.
Captain Dwyer and children returned
yesterday from Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs TREY Wright have gone TO
Blue Canyon and the lakes.
Mrs. E. W. Hale and daughters have
gone to Stockton for visit.
Mrs Fred Stevens has returned from
visit to Chico and Red Bluff.
Miss Lizzie Fisher is visiting her cousins,
the Misses Manassee, at Napa.
Mrs. e. H. Shelton has gone to Moore's
Station for stay of a week or two.
Secretary of State Thompson went down
to San Francisco yesterday morning.
NJ. NJ. Drew, United States Marshal,
went down to the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smithson, of Chico
passed through yesterday to San Francisco.
Prof E. C. Atkinson returned yesterday
from Santa Cruz, leaving his family there.
Judges Highton and Ferral, of San Fran
cisco, spent few hours in the city yester-
day.
A C. Dietz, of Oakland. President of the
Golden Gate Fair Association, is in the
city.
C. II. Stevens went up to Blue Canyon
yesterday, and will presently visit Soda
Springs.
D.. E. Knight and wife, of Marysvile
were passengers by yesterdays train for
the Bay.
General Charles Cadwalader came up
from San Francisco yesterday noon. going
to Red Bluff.
Mrs. Ada Stewart and nephew, George c.
Lewis, have gone to Hardin Springs for a
visit of a month.
Charles Stillson and family, of Chico,
came down yesterday, en- route to Santa
Cruz and Monterey.
c. H. Hubbard, c. L. White, A. Mooser
and j. I. StrattOn went 10 san francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Adon Butler, the champion light weight
wrestler, passed through to San Francisco
from Reno yesterday.
James II. Sullivan has gone to Blue
Canyon for the benefit OF his health, which
has been very poor recently
J. C. Ball and family of Woodland,
started yesterday for northern California,
where they will remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Katzenstein and her sister, Miss
Mamie Logan, have gone to Chico, which
place Mrs. Katzenstein will make her fu-
ture home.
Frank Hodap, Isleton, and W. e. Maxey,
of Dayisville, were among the graduates
from Heads Business College for the term
ending in June.
Joseph Cairn Simpson, of the Breeder
and Sportsman, is in town, having come up
from San Francisco to attend the Winters
sale of thoroughbred stock to-day.
Mrs. Thomas W. Mcconnell and Miss
Mary Mcconnell have returned to Elk
Grove Miss Jennie Mcconnell will spend
the rest of the week with Mrs. Dr. Hunt
ington,
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
S. Prouty, Gait; w. II. Govan, city; Geo
Progue, Gloucester: c. II. Hurlburt, W E.
Jacobs, Woodland; H. T. Higgins, Clarks-
burg Tom Graham, San Francisco; J. L.
Houx and wife, Miss Evans, Folsom; II.
NJ. LaRue, Lake county w. c. Crosett,
Folsom J. H. Kirkpatrick Knights Fer
ry; Thomas Atchison, San Francisco.
Miss Harriet NJ Moore will leave Tor a
visit to her relatives in Ohio to-day, and
may remain there. She has been tenant
of portion OF the Fireman's Hall building
for ten years, and the Exempt Association,
as token of their regard for her as a lady
and as a tenant presented her Yesterday,
through their President Geo. w. Cheslev,
with a handsome silver pitcher, goblet,
server and slop-bowl suitably engraved.
In the city yesterday: Simon Prouty c.
C. Clement and wife, G. W. Noble, Mrs. A.
Whitaker and Mrs. John Sawyer, Calf; Z.
S. Denison, Oakland Prof Blanchard,
Folsom J. L. Hannah, Willows Frank j.
Devlin, San Francisco Webster Treat
Davisville; County Surveyor Hartwell
Nevada City C. NJ. Chase, San Francisco
W Gibson, Oleta; J. Herm, Woodland I.
H. Varney, Milpitas; Frank McCulloch,
Michigan Bar; Frank Bennett, Placerville;
J. w. Ferris, Marysyille.
Samuel Hale, Superintendent of the FL
| Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining
| Company, came down from Placcryille a
| few days ago and will spend few weeks
in this city. He says he drove along the
banks of Silver creek Monday for several
miles, and found large number of camp
ers, majority of them from this city. He
| also met number en- route there on his
way down. He SAYS: The water is clear
and cold, the trout bite freely, game is
abundant, the scenery delightful, and what
more do you Want?n