Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-25
SOCIAL AND Personal.


II. X. Blose leaves to-day for Topeka,
Kansas.
Mrs. A. Burnett has returned from Blue
. Canyon.
l.. S. Taylor arrived yesterday from San
| Francisco.
William II. Cohn has returned from yir.
ginia City. =
r: S. Carey left yesterday afternoon fol-
Butte county
Daniel Flick, of Sheridan, came to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. John NJ. Connors returned yester.
day from Colfax
z. Campbell, of Smartsville, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
]. n. Larkin and family left Yesterday
afternoon for Monterey
Mrs. w. H. Baldwin returned Yesterday
| from visit to Newcastle.
Leonard Rumler and Thomas Mccall Of
| Forest Hill are in the city.
| Mrs. Frank Lambert went over to Wood.
land yesterday for a short stay.
| ]. 7. Mcintosh, of Chico, returned home
yesterday from San Francisco.
Henry J. Kilgariff left yesterday for a
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Robert Miller, of Marysyille, came down
yesterday. going to San Francisco.
| Miss Dora WOODBURY. has gone to San
Jose, TO visit Miss Laura Singleton.
n. NJ. Fay, Vet. Tryon and C. H. Eldred
returned yesterday from Santa Rosa.
Miss Hattie Bay, Of Chico, has gone tc
San Francisco TO remain few weeks.
| Mrs. E. B. Crocker and Miss Lizzie Dill
| man willreturn this morning from the East
Justice Stephenson, of Mormon Island
passed through to San Francisco yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barnes. Miss Beatty
and w. A. Gamble got back yesterday from
kSanta Cruz.
Rev. e. H Ward and family have started
for Lexington, KY, where they will here,
after reside.
W. II. Nash, of Eveleth d Nash, mer.
chants of San Francisco, passed through to
Coloma yesterday.
Mrs. 7. r. Jones and children, Mr.. and
Mrs f. w. Frat and J. R. Hodson went te
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
A. P. Catlin, Eugene A. Crouch and w
| r. Ormsby returned home Yesterday morn.
ing by the train from San Francisco.
Mrs. S. Resented and daughters, Emm;
and Fannie, went to San Francisco yester
| day morning. So also did Mrs. A. J
| Johnston.
| Colonel Alex. Chambers, L. S. A, and
| wife, and Senator Maddox, of Santa Cruz
are among the passengers to arrive from the
East by this mornings train.
John S. Barrett, a former resident Of
Sacramento, who now resides near Wat.
| sonville. visited his Sacramento friends in
| Camp Stonemm on Friday last
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Radcliffe and Miss Oleta
| Sager are guests of Mrs. n. G. Brooks. al
Vanden, Solano county. They are here.
after to reside in San Francisco
General Cosby and Miss Pink Cosby, Mrs
S. H. Gerrish, Mrs. Genung, Mrs. J. L.
Hughes, Miss Gertie Gerrish, and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Parsons came home yesterday
| from Monterey.
Charles E. Durham, Deputy County Re.
| corder, who was taken seriously i'll while
returning from the military camp at Santa
| Cruz on Sunday, and lad to lay over at a
way station, reached home yesterday, feel
ing tolerably well again.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| D. Lancy Stone, Julius Sultan, San Fran
cisco; H. T. Batchelder, Miss Jennie White
side, Chico; Miss Lille Brown, Miss D.
| Freeman, VIM. Murphy, Stockton; Miss
| Boyden, st. Paul; Lieutenant-Co Colonel Sam
Taylor, L. S. A, Santa Cruz; Mrs George
| Whipple and child, Marysville.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
George Altar, city Fred. Neary, Camp
eStoneman; Miss Cassie Maupin, Franklin
Miss Lille Congdon Los Gatos; Miss
Gussie Gillian, Franklin; Miss w. F.
Lucas, Santa Maria T. J. Stephenson,
Franklin Miss Ruth Lucas, Woodland
J. N. Stephenson, Franklin E. V. Spencer,
Susanville; Ed Schubert. Red Bluff; Ed.
| Christy, Folsom.
II is not often that a man eighty years
| ofsage is honored by birthday party, from
| the fact that but one in many thousand
| live four score years. Last evening large
| number of pioneers met at their hall on
| Seventh street and marched in body to
| the residence of Charles B. Cooley at
! Eighteenth and G streets, to celebrate his
| S0th anniversary. Mr.. Cooley came to
California in 1S49, a man then SO years OF
| age. He has children, grand children and
great grand children around him, and ex-
poets to live among them until he becomes
q centenarian.