Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Claus Anderson and wife are visiting
Lake Tahoe
A. S. Hopkins has got back from trip
to the mountains.
Mrs. H. Eldred and Mrs Hattie Gibbs
left yesterday for st. Helena.
Colonel Bee and wife returned to Sar
Francisco yesterday from Chico.
Mrs. W. a. Anderson has gone to San
Francisco for a two weeks visit.
Marcus johnson and wife, of Sacra-
mento. will arrive this morning from the
East.
Chief of Police Jackson was able to be
out yesterday, assisted by pair of
crutches.
Arthur Manly has returned from Bart
lett Springs, and leaves for the Bay this
morning.
Mrs. C. S. Haswell, of Red Bluff is visit
ing, with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Shreves
in this city.
Rev. Dr. DwineH and Dr. J. H. Warren
were in the city yesterday, and went to the
Bay in the afternoon.
Judge l. s. Belcher, Supreme Court Com
missioner, went down to San Francisco
yesterday from Marysyille.
Miss Julia Swift, of this city, left last
evening on the overland train for few
weeks visit to friends in Virginia City.
Hon. Jesse D. Carr, of Salinas City.
President of the State Agricultural Society,
was in town yesterday, on his way to Mo-
doc county.
Miss Bertha A. Young and Miss Francis
I. Kirchner, of New York city, are visiting
California, and at present are the guests of
Mrs. Miller, at the Lake House.
Professor W. II. Y. Raymond, who was
elected editor and superintendent of the |
work of publishing the State series of
school books, has arrived in Sacramento |
and entered upon the duties of his Office.
Albert Gallatin, NJ N. Drew, c. H. Gil |
man, A. Stemler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ |
Lyon, Mrs. George Z. Bates, Mrs. |. T. |
Crum and Mrs. Nettie Holbrook- Blinn |
left for San Francisco yesterday afternoon |
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Henry Welt, FreepOrt: J. f. Argyle, Ar |
S. Haefner, city; J. II. Hoppin and wife |
Yolo; n. b, Whitaker, Stockton John T. |
Irish, Oakland; J. II. Mcdonald. San
Francisco S. G. Little Dixon; l. n Hoag,
Chicago; Edward Christy, Folsom.
Hon. [. n. Hoag, Commissioner of I'M
migration at Chicago for California, arrived |
from the East yesterday morning, and went |
TO San Francisco in the afternoon. He will |
spend week or ten days at the Bay and in
the San Joaquin valley, after which he will |
be III Sacramento q week or two before re-
turning again to the East. Mrs Hoag re-
mains at Chicago during her husbands alb
sence. and their daughter Lizzie is just en-
terinS the last year of her course OF studies
in Boston.
In the city yesterday: Captain West
gate and wife, Rocklin; George D. AID
rich and Joseph Dollman, Lincoln John
p Irish, Oakland; John E. Reaves, Ply
mouth; b. Miller, James Welch, Santa
Cruz; James Conner, Dennis Dalton, Slough
House; NJ. A. Spooner Charles a. Ruman,
Michigan Bar Jerry Bliss, Forest Home
Z. 2. Fillman, Elk Grove; Z. c. Raymond
Michigan Bar; J. c. Glenn, Nicolaus; w.
i. Goode, Pleasant Grove; Oscar Finch,
Florin Miss Jennie Leonard, Franklin
G. I. Conner, John Given, Cosumnes
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel veg
terday: f. W. Marston, George J. StolI
San Francisco; George f. Turner, wife and
son. Nevada City; Y. Y. Hall, San Fran
cisco; WI. Seliick, Nord, CAL Miss G.
Wheeler, Berkeley; VIM. Johnston, Rich,
land: ]. d. Carr, Salinas City; p. Plum