Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-13
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Harry NJ. Bernard has gone to Reno.
III. l.. Howe has returned from Los An
geles.
81. Nathan left last evening for New
York.
Thomas Enright left for Grass Valley
last evening.
N. P. Perrine returned to San Francisco
from this city yesterday.
Mrs. S. III. Gerrish, of this city, is visiting
friends in West Oakland.
Postmaster Pedlar, of Woodland, is laid
up with sore throat and fever.
S. J. Mccormick, editor of the San Fran
cisco Monitor, is visiting the city.
Miss Ella Waddilove, of this city, passed
Newhall yesterday, westward bound
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller left yesterday
for months stay at Bartlett Springs.
John NJ. Fulweiler and E. L. Craig, of
Auburn, went to San Francisco yesterday.
L. D. Stephens, of Woodland, has gone
to Highland Springs for couple of weeks.
Mrs. a. G. Hinkson left Yesterday to
spend few weeks with friends in Nevada
City
Conductor E. C. Dudley and family re-
turned yesterday from a visit of a week to
Colfax.
w M. McGriff, of Woodland, left for the
East yesterday, to visit his old home in
! Illinois.
John Coleman and wife, OF Grass Valley,
passed through yesterday, on their way to
San Francisco.
| Superintendent Yerrington, of V. ct
4. r., went to San Francisco yesterday
| from Virginia City.
Hon. VIM Johnston, Thomas Fox and
Z. w. Maslin and wife left for San Fran
| cisco yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Ashbv start East to-
day TO visit friends and relatives They
will be absent about three months
H. C. Partridge, NJ Miles and George
Bower, of San Francisco went up to the
vicinity OF White Rock yesterday, to exam
inc mine.
Fire Insurance Commissioner George A.
Knight, General Thomas j. Clunie, and
Colonel j. I. Fogarty came up from the
Bay last evening.
Harry Stevenson, an old Sacramentan,
and one of the most generally known of
the railroad companys engineers, leaves
this afternoon for New Orleans to attend
the Convention OF the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, which meets on
the 2lst he being one of the Grand officers
of the Order. Mrs. Stevenson accompanies
him, and they will be absent about six
weeks.
In the city yesterday: General c. Cad
walader, Red Bluff; Daniel Click, Sheri-
dan Crittenden Thornton, San Francisco
II. J. Miller, j. E. Housch, D. S. Henley
LOOMS H. S. Byam, Michigan Bar; James
Fraley, Slough House; A. A. Sanders
Oliver Plummer, Oliver Sanders, Costumes;
H. c.. Barton, Latrobe; F. B. Grant, Mrs
Z. Grant Penryn; j. f. Cross, Antelope;
f. NJ. Whitman, George Mexican, Volcano;
E. CANA, Elk Grove.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: A.
c. Schlesinger, Oakland; VIM. Johnston,
Richland; r. A Mccoy, NJ. Dannenbaum,
B. C. Samuels, w. r. Harris, ?. A. Fini-
gan; ]. B. Kirkland; Frank NJ. Stone,
Henry Schwartz, San Francisco; George B.
Kelley, Santa Clara o. s. Flint and wife,
city w. f. McCracken, Costumes; H. c..
Crowder and wife, Williams; H. Krapt and
wife, Red Bluff; II. C. Klays, Oakland
Ed. R. Hamilton, city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Frank 4. Hollister, San Francisco; w. S.
Presland, Stockton; G. L. Bassett San
Francisco; Ed. Haynes, Dunnigan; r. H.
Newton, Woodland; d. c. Halsey, San
Francisco John Rains and wife, Auburn;
Charles Kaiser and wife, Carson, New;
Harry Unna, San Francisco; II. B. Ritner,
city; II. 5. 0rme, Los Angeles; W. E.
Lowe, Woodland; J. S. Wall, Oakland; w.
\. Shower city; Sam Davis, San Fran
cisco