Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-13
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mrs: C. H. Hubbard went to Santa Cruz
yesterday.
f. c. Hart returned yesterday from Ne
vada City.
Mrs. Thomas Bromley and family are at
Santa Cruz.
Major Robert Beck came up from the
Bay yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Haswell of Red Bluff, was in
town yesterday
J. W. Houston came down from George
town yesterday.
". NJ. Petrie is home again from his trip
TO San Francisco.
1. w. Bearn. of San Francisco, was in
| the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. c. Knauer and family are visiting
relatives at Healdsburg.
Secretary of State Thompson returned
yesterday from the Bay.
w. II. Sisson came down from the North
yesterday, en- route to the Bay.
Miss Mollie Murray left yesterday for
San Francisco and Santa Cruz.
Judge o. C. Pratt was among the passen-
gers arriving from the East yesterday.
Mrs. Z. A. Burr has returned from a
months visit to San Francisco and other
places.
Mrs. Blue and her mother, who have
been visiting in San Francisco, have re-
turned.
Samuel Ralston, of Michigan Bluff lson
of the late VIM. Ralston), was in the city
yesterday.
L. B. Ryan, tax agent for the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Z. Hammond and family have gone
to visit friends in Stockton, San Jose and
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. r. ?, Burr and Master Joe Lord are
among the Sacramentans sojourning at
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. H. Barber, her daughter Ella. and
Miss Ada Van Alstne, are spending few
weeks at the Bay.
Miss Miriam Goyan has returned from
her visit to Arno, where she was the guest
OF Mrs. Nalensin.
Colonel Creed Haymond's physician, DIR.
Foulkes, came down from TTuckee yester-
day and went TO Oakland
State Prison Director Sontagg went to
Folsom yesterday, and Director Wilkins
returned to San Francisco
Superior Judge Van Fleet left Yesterday
for Santa Cruz, where he will take short
respite from the labors of the bench.
James O'Brien, who is growing a fine
crop of hop-poles on his slickens ranch in
Tuba county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. H Young, of Sacramento, and
Mrs. F. Deininger, of Vallejo, have gone to
Virginia, New, on a visit of several weeks.
In the city yesterday w. A. Scott, Cos
umnes c. Briggs, j. w. Orth. Nicolaus
n1 Il,
Bar.
Misses Minnie and Flora, daughters of
John IL. Carroll, are visiting friends at
Hberon, n. j., the place made historic by
the death Of Garfield. Mrs. Carroll, who is
stopping at Asburry Park, in the same
State, is greatly improved in health
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester
day: ssarles Dodge c. ellis, city Peter
Hanson, Walnut Grove; n. T. Carpenter,
A. Delap, W Pierson, W. C. Sheldon, Co
sumnes; A. Christman, Freeport; G. Al
lender, Rio Vista S. Isaacs. San Francisco:
j. Durant, Elk Grove; w. S. Eaclur Nico-
laus A. Baker and wife, Franklin; T.
Martin, Seattle.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
VIM. EARL, Chico; W. II. Martin and wife
Woodland; VIM. Mccain and wife, Mrs.
J. Mccain, Dixon o. L. Runyon and wife
Courtland; Robert Beck, San Francisco;
=. A. Hersey and wife, Oakland: DR.. Joe
II. Jackson, Woodland Z. A. Stevens, Sac
ramento; Geo. Wade, San Francisco VIM.
Bradley. Carson, New; VIM. " Prahl, San
Francisco; J. NJ. Stephenson, Miss Cassia
Maupin, Miss Lille Congdon, c. f. Har-
wood Franklin.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Mrs a. Nichols, Les Angeles :
Mrs. William Beckman, Soda Springs f.
W. Thompson, San Francisco; B l.. Nc
Claim, Los Angeles s Hollub Mrs. Moore.
II. B. Wheaton, San Francisco; f. c..
Voorhees, and wife, Suffer Creek Frank
Newman, wife and child, Oakland; f..
Clark, San Francisco; James Lamb, Oak
land E. J. Cahill, T. L. Hovey, S. II.
Brooks, A. NJ. Gray, San Francisco w. II.
Osborne, Cleveland, O.; John Thormann,
St. Helena.