Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-19
SOCIAL AND Personal.

] Assemblyman Munday, of Sonoma coun-
ty, is attending the fair.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton is paying friends
! in San Francisco a visit.
Miss Ida Wilbur, of San Francisco. is
visiting Mrs. Ju ige Stafford
i. II. Miller, Jr, came up from San
francisco yesterday morning,
Northumberland Daggett has been
I spending few days in Sacramento
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Curtis. of Oak
land, are the guests of Mrs. Judge Arm
strong.
Charles D. SERVER. who has been sick
with fever for several weeks, is again able
to be out.
John D. Yost, of the firm of H. S.
Croker d Co., will arrive from the East
this morning
c: t. Wheeler is around attending TO
business as busily as before his recent run
away accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X Voodrey, WHO have
arrived from Montpelier, VT, are the guests
of Mrs. Z. Swift
c. Nogel, of this city, who has been max
ing four months visit to the East, re-
turned yesterday
Miss Nellie f. Igo and Miss Kittie L. ].
Massoni, Of San Francisco, are guests of
Miss Ella kerwin.
James 0'MeGra a well-known journalist
of San Francisco, paid the fair . visit and
went home yesterday.
Frank NJ. Milliken, of the Placer county
Republican, Auburn, was in the city yester-
day, going to the Bay
Colonel William Hawkins, of Chico, is
here, taking glance'at the races and the
people who attend them.
Mrs. c. W. Evans and Mrs Capt. Turner,
OF san Francisco, are attending the fair as
guests of Mrs. John SHELTON.
Miss Emma e. Fasting, of Oakland has
been visiting the fair this week, and is the
guest OF Mrs J. G. Van Tine.
Miss Louisa Wallace returned to Sacra.
mento TO attend the fair, after which she
will return to Nevada, to reside in future.
Grove l.. Johnson got back yesterday
from San Francisco where he has been
engaged as counsel for S. Lavenson in a
case in Judge Sulivan's Court which has
occupied much of the last three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Mills have been
spending a couple of days in Sacramento,
looking in upon the fair, and as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mott Mr.. Mills re-
thi-ItNi ~ lIIC ldSl GNGBllIS. anu MIS-.
Mills will continue her visit here until
next Monday.
Among those who have been visiting the
city ana left for home yesterday afternoon
Were Marion Biggs of Riggs; J. S. Cone,
Red Bluff n. G. Foster Rev O. C. Wheel
er and wife, and NJ D. Boruck, San Fran
cisco; Congressman McKenna, Suisun H.
c. Bell, Oroville; Mr.. Cults of White,
Cooley Il Cults, and Mr. Swain, of Swain
* Hudson, Marysville.
General Superintendent A. J. Fillmore.
Captain n. L. Smith, Treasurer of the
Southern Pacific Company, and other rail-
road men, returned yesterday by special
train from tour Of observation as far east
as Green River. Division Superintendent
Wright went up and met them at Truckee
on their return, and came back with them
They will go the Bay this morning.
The following ladies and gentlemen. Wis
iting the State Fair, were entertained by
DR.. II. W. Nelson and wife at their resi-
dence, No. 6l3 Fourteenth street: Mrs NJ.
+. b. Buckhalter, of Truckee; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Long, of Blacks Station, Yolo
county; Dr.. w. Long, of Stockton; Mr.
and Mrs. O. II. Durham, of Oakland
Z. Mcdonald, of Kanaka valley, Ell Dorado
county; Mr. Zentcraft, of Sweetwater, FL
Dorado county.