Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

MI. 0'keiily has returned from Napa
county.
Charles Clark and wife left yesterday for
Red Bluff.
Supervisor Steinman has got back from
Santa Cruz.
a. Mooser and family returned yesterday
| from Santa Cruz.
VIM. Gutenberger week to San Francisco
/ yesterday morning.
NJ Hirsch and family have returned
from San Francisco.
| D. o. Mills and Edgar Mills returned
yesterday to the Bay.
| Hon. \. L. Chandler and wife came up
from Oakland yesterday.
| s. F. A Shonnard, 80 resident of Sac
ramento, is visiting this city.
Mrs. W. II. Chenoweth returned last
| evening from a visit to Oakland.
Jacob Ripley, of Woodland, has returned
from Shasta county seriously i'll.
Miss Pauline Eilers has returned from
| her pleasure trip TO Nevada City.
L. C. Chandler, who has been confined to
his bed by illness, is convalescing.
Add. c. Hinkson and a. Nelson came
/ up from the Bay yesterday morning.
| Mrs. c. H. Trainor returned Yesterday
| from visit to the East of several months
Frank Miller left yesterday for Monterey,
where his family have been for some time.
Geo. d. Squires, of the reportorial staff
of the San Francisco Bulletin, is in the
city.
Mrs. j. C. Cotton and family have re-
turned from a months visit to relatives in
! Oakland.
Samuel Bishop, many years County
Clerk of Colusa county, is visiting in
| Woodland.
Sheriff Cunningham, of San Joaquin
| county, passed through yesterday, on his
way to Colfax.
Mrs. Leland Howe returned from an ex-
| tended visit 10 Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco last evening.
DIR. De Derky has gone to San Francisco,
where he intends to reside, his home being
| at 422 Van Ness avenue.
| County Treasurer kuchler, Captain Rob
! erts and DR.. II. Latham were passengers
for San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. T. C. Snider, of Washington, Yolo
| county, accompanied by her brothers,
David and Claude, have gone to San Fran
| cisco.
Miss Mary Mcgowan, of Washington,
who has been visiting in San Francisco
| for the last five weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
| C. c. Knox, former resident of Sacra-
mento, now residing at the Bay, who had
been paying the city visit, returned home
yesterday.
Charles d. SERVER, who had q severe
attack of fever recently, but was able to be
out few days ago, has suffered relapse
and is quite i'll.
Deputy Sheriff Richard, of Winnemucca,
famiiiarly known as Montana" passed
| through the city yesterday, taking a car
load Of fine horses to San Francisco.
Charles NJ. Campbell, of this city, and
| his sister, Miss Fanny, arrived at New
York from Glasgow on the steamer State
of Nevada, en- route home from tour
through Europe.
In the city yesterday: H. Brightman,
Placerville; w. A. Scott, Costumes Har-
per Miller Alfred Spooner, Mendon; Jos.
Kinney, Folsom; Judge Blanchard, Placer
vile; Leopold Kuhn and wife, Marysville !;
John I. Fogarty, Clark CrOcker and II. s.
Crocker, San Francisco; S. j. Stabler, Yuba
City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday H. w Davis and wife. Cincin-
natl, o.; Miss Molly Graham, Norwalk, o.;
\. Simon, Miss Esther Williams, Miss Mol
lie McMaEan, J. n. Long, Eddie Girard,
| L. r. Stockwell, Z. H. Adams, Joe Kinney,
E. w. Hovey, e. c. Davis Mrs. Greed Hay
mond. O. L. Hall. San Francisco; Miss
Kate Castleton, H. Phillips. Oakland Jas
| Dennevy, Germantown; w. Barnes and
wife, Yolo; F. 8lillar and wife, Woodland :;
| c, Z. Tinkham, Chico; f. Morine Lower
Lake; f. Houx, Maxwell; J. C. Wells,
Helena NJ T.