Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.

afternoon.
E. S. Elkus is rusticating at the noun
tain lakes.
I. s. Belcher, of Marysville was in the
city yesterday.
Bert MerkendOller has returned from an
extended visit to Soda Springs.
Master Bonnie Gardner is visiting friends
in Pleasanton, Alameda county.
Hon VIM. II. Parks and wife, of Mays
vile, were in The city yesterday.
Mrs. T. J. Scott and family have gone to
spend a month with Napa friends.
Mrs. Frank Wickwire has returned from
a visit OF several weeks at Monterey.
Among the strangers in town Yesterday
was County Clerk Iolland, of San Joaquin.
J. L. Watson, William Govan and ]. Q.
Brown, Jr., went to San Francisco yester-
day.
Mrs. Barber Il Peeler have Just returned
from a three weeks trip to the Sierra Ne
yada mountains
John F. Farnsworth and family. of New
castle, Placer county, are spending a few
days in this city.
visiting ut the Bay, have returned to their
home in this city.
Misses Alice and Maud Nixon, daughters
Of S. ;. Nixon, have gone to the Bay to
spend their school vacation.
J. G. Davis leaves this morning to Join
his family at Santa Cruz, where he will re-
main for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Colonel Ed. r. Hamilton and Miss
Nettie Hamilton, of this city, are at the
klttredge House, Santa Cruz.
Mrs. D. Dicrssen and children are visit
ing friends in Oakland and SaIi Francisco,
where they Will remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Z. D. Ivory, with her children, has
gone on visit to her father, David Gloss,
in San Ramon salley, Contra Costa county.
J. O. Hector and family will leave for
Allen Springs on Monday next, where they
go on account of the feeble health of Mr.
Hector.
S. A. Howell of the Costumes, has re-
turned from Soda Springs improved in
health. He Will return to the Springs in q
day or two.
In the city yesterday: James Finley,
Slough House; Mrs. f. A. McMurray,
lone; Hanford Masters, William Kirscn-
baum, Dixon.
Mrs. w. r. Felter, who has been East for
several months visiting her parents, will
arrive III this city on the overland train
Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. J. Stevens and family of four,
from Sacramento, and Mrs. G. G. Kimba!l,
of Red Bluff, have engaged rooms at the
Pope House, Santa Cruz, for the summer
General Walter Turnbull was up from
the Bay yesterday, filling his lungs with
the delightful air of Sacramento. He was
pleased to know that he had missed one of
our unusual spells of weather.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day J. Cogsweu. city J. Kelly, Elk Grove:
J. Christman, city; W. l.. Plummer,
Brighton; c. Jordan, Folsom; NJ Madden
and wife. city NJ. Mansfield, city; C. W.
Dominey, Placer county; Frank Teeples,
Brighton Fred. Taylor, city; T. Jenkins,
Elk Grove; Mrs. Brison, Reuters; +. J.
Calvert, Bakersfield.
a number OF the members of Warren
Relief Corps were al the depot yesterday
morning to welcome the Department Pres
ident of the Wonan's Relief Corps, Mrs.
c. Mason Kline, back from the National
Encanpment, which recently convened at
Portland, Me. Mrs. Kline was met here
by her husband. Both left for San Fran
cisco on the overland train.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. Trumbo, San Francisco; Il. W. Pende-
CAST Woodland Harry Gates. Boston.
Mass. John 4. Gleeson, S. Lucey, Chico;
II. II. Richmond, Auburn; H. Stages,
Oakland; c. w. Yolland, Stockton; r. D.
Stephens, Brighton; w. NJ. Myers, Folsom;
Charles Wade, North Bloomfield, Mass:
John Monkey. Salinas City; d. G. Wells,
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday J. D. Wood, Challant. Idaho
w. II. Parks and wife, Marysville; W. II.
Carroll, Nate Jacobs J. G. Gaffagan. H.
German, San Francisco W. Barnes and
wife. Blacks Station; f. ". Moore. Pitts
burg; l.. +. Moulton. Colusa Lee Jacobs,
city; j. NJ. Rice, F. McCann Miss Fitzger-
aid. San Francisco; 10 Hamilton, Auburn;
c. 5. Seel, Los Angeles.
Our esteemed friend George Harvey has
betaken himself, in company with his two
sons, on rambling trip through the Sierra
Nevada mountains. He stated before leav-
ing that he was to take pencil sketches"
of the beautiful mountain scenery for
Frank Leslies ITce6{y but we believe that to
be sham and delusion, as tits whispered
that he is on still hunt for Frank and
Habel in the interest of Wittpeu and
others. whom these parties so shamefully
defrauded.
The joyial, genial and Jolly individual,
William Lamphrey, who runs on the Col
fax local train, has returned from a trip TO
the Big Meadows and is again at his post
on the railroad. He looks fine, and from
the yarns he tells of his successful hunting
and fishing expeditions he must have had
a bang-up time. One Of the least of his
stories is that he caught Ia trout inside of
thirty minutes that averaged three pounds
apiece in weight, and which he carried to
camp, distance of five miles, in his bas-
ket, all in one load.
On Thursday evening, at the residence of
NJ. S. Hammer, northwest corner of Thir-
teenth and | streets, Miss Flora Spaulding,
of Chicago, and NJ. l.. Hammer. the we'll
known piano and music dealer of this
city, We're united in wedlock. The Rev
Charles Mckelvey officiated. There were
present at the wedding only near relatives
of the contracting parties. The bride is an
estimable and worthy young lady of the
Queen City Of the West, and left large
circle of friends and acquaintance who
wish her a happy future in the sunset
land
METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Standard
Ministries give no matinee to-day, emitting
that usual performance in honor of the
day and the dead hero. The box office
will be open at the theater from . to ) p. NJ.
to-day for those who desire TO secure re-