Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DIR. Latham returned from San francisco
yesterday noon.
Albert Gallatin left yesterday for his
ranch at Red Bluff.
James H. Sullivan is reported to be seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia.
Ben Metzger and A. Flohr have returned
from the Sandwich Islands.
Joseph Kinney, of Folsom, returned
home yesterday from the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar S Flint returned last
evening from their wedding trip.
Ariel Lathrop returned Yesterday from
VIVA, on his way to San Francisco.
Hon. J. s. Cone passed through yester-
day to San Francisco from Red Bluff.
Deputy Sheriff Tim Lee has been ap-
pointed by the railroad company as one Of
the depot officers i'll this city.
Miss Mary Jones, of Pilot Hill, who has
been spending q few weeks with Mrs,
Ewing, of this city, has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Stevenson aud her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, have gone TO San Francisco for
ten days stay as the guests of Mrs. A. W.
Sisson.
s. A. Wolfe has gone TO San Francisco as
q representative to the Grand Lodge, |. q.
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sions to-day.
Captain Edwin Goodall of Goodall, Per-
kins 4 Co., San Francisco, with his wife
and son, are in the city, stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
In town yesterday: H. f. Albee, Penryn;
f, L. Craig, Auburn Mr.. Baker, Landes (;
| George Wemer, business manager NavOmS
opera company.
Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton, Miss Rosa Wood
burn, j. n. Young and ex-Superyisor
| Christy were among the passengers for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. ]. Conrad, who has been seriously
| i'll for several months, but is now cOnva-
| descent, left last Saturday on a visit to
friends in Placer county, accompanied by
Master Cornelius and Miss Anna Conrad.
w. A. Potter, with McCreary e Co., starts
to-day to visit his tide-water stock ranch at
Shoal Water bay in Washington Territory,
and will return by Idaho and Montana and
the interior. He will be absent month.
DR.. C. d. Cleveland, Democratic poll
tician of San Francisco, and K. Greene
baum, the recently-appointed United
States Consul TO the Samoan Islands, are
among the passengers to arrive from the
East to-day.
lady vocalist of this city, who has been
pursuing vocal studies at the East for two
years, and for the past year under private
tutorship in New York, will return to Sac
ramento for summer vacation this month,
leaving New York about the 18th inst.
The young lady has still another year of
musical course to pursue.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: l.. d. Royce, San Francisco; II. C.
Hubbard, Oakland; w. H. Ostrander,
Eagle Bird; Il. 3. Terry, Fresno; Thomas
w Jeflries, Oakland; Thomas Thompson,
| San Francisco; c. E. MuIloy, B. W. Null
| 10y, Nevada City; B. w. Manthey Fresno;
A. c. Rosendale, NJ. A. Dover, Oscar S.
! Flint and wife, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday {:
Mrs. Dean, J. c. Stephens, J. ID. Skinner,
Placerville; II. d. Higgins, wife and child.
Clarkesburg; John Rains, wife and child,
Sheridan George I.yttle, Folsom; Dana
Perkins, Rockiin; Hon. J. II. Miller, John
| McCarty, Latrobe; J. Calk, Oakland; \.
Packard, Santa Barbara; 0. f. Eaton, f.
| a. Roe, San Francisco J. +. Argyle, Ar
buckle.
4 correspondent writes from Lincoln :
The picnic and ball given at Lincoln on
! the Sth instant was a success. Supper was
served at Hotel De Burdge,' and was a
very creditable spread. Music was furnished
! by a Sacramento orchestra. There were
over 100 couple present, including people
| from Auburn, Roseville, Newcastle, Wheat
| land, Nicolaus, Sheridan and Sacramento.
Miss HUM Boyden, of Lincoln, was said
| to be the belle of the ball -