Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-01
SOCIAL AND Personal.

! B. r. Croker left yesterday for Delano.
! J. r. Hodson went to San Jose yesterday
morning.
Governor Stoneman has gone to San
Fra1 cisco.
! FIJI. Russel has gone to Jackson, Anna
| dor county.
judge Leon D. Freer returned to Oroyille
yesterda from the Bay.
Mrs. G. s. Fisher and children have re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
Sheriff Mex emma, of Mono county, was
here Yesterday o. I official business.
Hon. VIII. Par. ks and wife returned to
Marysyille YESTERDAY from San Francisco.
b. Alexander and IA July go to San Fran
cisco to take up then residence for the
future.
Miss NJ. Darlington, of Sac amento, will
| arrive from the East by the overland train
| tomorrow morning.
Senator Reuter-, Edgar Mills, James Nc
CURE and Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Cothrin left
for San Francisco yesterday afternoon
Mrs William Winkleman, Mrs. Charles
Flohr, Mrs. E. Thomas and Mrs. A. J.
Rhoads went down to San Francisco yes
terday morning.
Morris Sternfels, of S. Lipman & Co.. has
returned from two-months' visit to New
York. Mrs. Stern1els, who accompanied
her husband to the East, will remain there
till spring.
Truman Furman, pioneer of Gilroy
who has been visiting his relatives, Mrs
Esther Philbrick and Mrs. Charles Newton,
in Washington the past week, left for San
Francisco Yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Price will be at
home TO their friends on Sunday evening,
October 4th, between the hours of and
10, it being the twenty-fifth ami
versary OF their wedding. No cards issued
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yester-
day: H. L. Higgins, Clarksburg; o. r.
Runyon, Mrs o. R. Runyon, Courtland
William Hood, Boston; Charles Garfield,
city; w. II. Horel, Woodland; w. II.
Hanson, Davisville; G. w. Brown, Nico-
laus; NJ r. La Shells, Chicago; ]. Molter,
Boston; L. Matiyia, San Francisco
H. B. Horton and family, of Oakland,
came to the city last evening. They will
remain in this locality quite while, his
physicians advising him to get out of the
damp, disagreeable fogs that hover over
the Bay cities, and come to Sacramento,
where the climate is bracing, invigorating,
and ali that an invalid could desire.
Judge Hunt, of San Francisco, who is
y yIiS tAe case OF Main u winchester VS..
The Central Pacific Railroad Company.
accompanied by General Manager A. II.
Towne and others. went over the California
Railroad from Oakland to Knights Land
ing and then north, by special train yester-
day, to inspect the various localities referred
to by witnesses.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday c. F. Mckinney, Bridgeport w.
d. Miller, Cincinnati; NJ A. Phelps and
wife and three children, Marysville; C.
Warner, w. F. Fairchild and wife, Joseph
Piracy, B. A. Tracy, S. Caro-, San Fran
cisco; George Royal, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. q. W. Horton, Oakland F. B. Veirs,
f. Z. Birge, San Francisco W. f. Nc
Cracken, Costumes; Mrs. r. G. Stanwood,
and two children, Marysville.
In the city yesterday E. NJ. Little,
Stockton; Griffith Hopkins, Placerville
Levy Darlington, Mormon Island VIM.
A. Murphy, Deer Greek; Miss E. A. Sulli-
van, Truckee; Miss Kate Dugan, Auburn
Robert F. Bush, CORTLAND; James Lee,
Freeport; John Bennett and wife. Mud
Springs; Edward Hart, Folsom; r. B.
Pierce, Nicolaus; Aft. Hanson, San Fran
cisco; J. Gilbert, Napa; 7. S. Grey, Marys-
vile; A. j. Binney, Superintendent of the
Marysville and 0roville Railroad