Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-28
SOCIAL AND Personal.
R. 5. Carey got back from Butte county
Yesterday

r. s. Carey got back from Butte county
yesterday
| E. ]. Sparks, of Lincoln, went down to
the Bay yesterday.
Miss Florence Myers, of Auburn, is visit
ing friends in Truckee.
n. L. Drew has gone to the hills above
Auburn for few days.
Secretary of State Thompson goes TO San
Francisco this morning.
Misses Agnes H and Josie Hummel are
visiting in San Francisco.
( Mrs. ]. E. Prewett, of Auburn, is spend
ing few days in Stockton.
| B. U. Steinman and wife went to San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Governor Stoneman has returned from
the lower portion of the State.
The family of c. H. Hubbard left yester-
day for visit 10 Shasta county.
Supervisor S. J. Jackson has gone to
Hardin Springs for few weeks.
]. NJ. Haight and wife have returned
from two weeks visit in Stockton.
Ariel Lathrop passed through yesterday
on his way to Vina from San Francisco.
Grove L. Johnson and r. T. Devlin re-
turned yesterday noon from San Francisco.
General John McComb and daughter re-
turned to Folsom yesterday from Santa
Cruz.
Miss Lettie De Pue, of Mekelumne Hill,
IS in the city, the guest of Miss Lomy
Acock
H. S. Croker and Clarke W. Crocker re-
turned 10 San Francisco from this city yes
terGay.
GOrham C. Kimball, of Red Bluff came
up from San Francisco yesterday, on his
way home
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr and daughter, of Stock
ton, are the guests of Allen Towle and fam
lily at Towle's.
William Bonham and family, of Chico,
passed through to the lower portion of the
State yesterday.
Frank Rogers has returned from Mon
terey, where he has been for the past week
with his family.
Colonel J. J. Ayres, II. Wachhorst, NJ.
Miller and H. Weinrich went to the Bay
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John McComber and Mrs C. f.
Smith, of Folsom, are visiting friends in
Georgetown, El Dorado county.
Mrs. ]. 7. Griffitts and family. Mrs.
Frank Grit1itts and Mrs. E. Root have gone
to Oakland, to stay month or six weeks.
s. Heather. formerly of the firm of
Whittier Fuller & Co., but now residing at
oakland, is visiting the city for few days.
Frank Gelhaus, Herman Berg. Charles
Becker, Miss Lulu Fisher and sister, C.
Burkhardt and family, Mrs Ed. Hudson.
Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Elder, all of Marys-
vile, came down yesterday, going 10 San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
George T. Langbelle, H. Karin, Charles NJ
Plum, Miss Lulu Plum, Miss Anita Plum.
Julius Sonntag, Miss Melville, George H.
| Fuller, A. NJ. Lowe, X. Barrett, L. Vann,
}. ID. Cuthbert, Mrs. w. II. Brown Mrs. III.
klays, San Francisco; A. f. McKeehan,
Chicago; Frank Rogers, Monterey II. NJ.
Johnston, Los Angeles; G.. W. Wishard
Indianapolis; g. ?. Ayres, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel: joseph
Ryan, Rocklin c. w Wallace, city; S. E.
| Inflow, Marysville; L. H. Baker, Wood
land; VIM. Myers, Folsom Robt. Taylor.
Rawiins, Wy; S. E. Morse, CORTLAND; Z.
| a. Stevens, Santa Cruz; a. g. Ellis. Baker
Canyon; F. A. Hyde, w. II. Harrison, San
| Francisco: J. w. kirkpatrick, Knights
Ferry; Miss b. A. Shalan, Arbuckle d. C.
Halsey, Ell Paso; l. c. O'Leary, Sansiluna.
In the city yesterday AL P. Redding.
| Charles NJ. Plum and daughters. San Fran
CISCO J. Sonntag, of Chicago, brother of
State Prison Director Sonntag; John NJ.
Brown, Newcastle C. 3. Martin, Lakeport;
B. c. Miller, New Hope; G. w. Morse
Franklin; A. D. Oakley, Natoma J. O.
Forbes, Jr., Georgetown; f. S. Bryant. La
| trobe; c. W. Craig, Weayerville E. A.
Wright, Nicolaus; George w. Prosser.
Rocklin {. +. Wilcoxson, Yuba City; J.
| Waddell, Plymouth James Carbine. Mich
igan Bar; William Murphy, Deer Creek :;
Harper Miller, Mendon Louis Atkins.
| Costumes; 2. a. Strong Franklin; G. W.
Hubbard, Tustin City.
( Street Commissioner II. Il. Nielsen YES
terday celebrated his 9th birthday. His
many friends, as is their annual custom.
assembled at his residence last evening to
| do honor to the occasion. By s o'clock his
| parior and sitting-rOom were crowded with
friends, many of whom brought handsome
| presents. EXTrustee Gutenberger presented
his life-size portrait, beautifully framed, to
| the host. The presentation speech was
made by w. A. Anderson. who iikened the
donor and the host to Damon and Pythias.
| A bystander suggested that they were more
| like David and Jonathan. Mr. Nielsen re-
piled i'll very complimentary terms. The
evenings entertainment consisted of short
speeches, pleasant conversation, vocal and
| instrumental music, after which all partook
Va d oouli.liuI Iepasl. Among tnoSe pres
| ent the following were noticed A. Root
| and wife, B. Chapman, A. ]. McCormac
| and wife II. Runckle and wife. Edward II.
Mckee and wife, +. Hadix and wife, Miss
Minnie Gutenberger, Miss Rosa Gaffney. J.
}. Nagele, o. Steinel. Peter Erauw, ]. G.
Cox and wife. j. P. Davis and wife, Mrs.
George Olive, c. Nelson, VIM. Gutenberger.
n. Nielsen, J. p. Brissell and wife, w. 7.
Iarkin and wife, O. c. Jackson, w. b. Fer
raj, W. A. Anderson and wife, H. Wolf
and wife, S. B. Cooley, j. Lynch, J. H.
Cole, II. f. Schroeder, J. n Herndon and
wife, Miss Maggie Dunn, J. H. Miller.