Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.

NJ J. Riley came up from San Francisco
last evening.
Major W. Downic, of DownieviIle, is Wis
iting the city.
Budd Levens, of Oakland went mp to
Chico yesterday.
Mrs. II. D. Nash and children left yester-
day for Santa Cruz.
Mrs. A. Walrath, of Nevada City, went to
San Leandro yesterday.
Senator Filcher. of Auburn, came down
yesterday, going below.
Charles Traver, wife and niece returned
yesterday from San Francisco.
Mrs. l. Lewis, of SAN Francisco, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. Solomon.
Mrs. Frank Swift left last evening for
Virginia City for months visit
John Coleman, of Grass Valley, passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
/ Mrs. C. J. Oyler left yesterday for a few
weeks visit with friends near Franklin
John Mackay and W Sullivan were pas
sengers for San Francisco yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Gilbert L. Curtis and child, of Oak
land, are visiting Sacramento for a few
days.
DR.. S. S. Southworth returned Yesterday
from visit OF a few days in the vicinity of
Colfax.
Mrs. George W. Hancock left yesterday
for Stockton and San Jose to be absent
month.
Mrs. C. Kallman. of San Francisco, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dombrower, of
this city.
H. Davis and Frank Holder passed
through Yesterday to San Francisco from
Marysville.
Ordnance Sergeant Franklin, on the staff
of the First Artillery, left last evening with
his wife for Santa Cruz
A. J. Senate left yesterday morning for
| two-weeils' trip TO Monterey Santa Cruz
| and other places on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Y Dillon, of Woodland.
! are spending few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs Carleton Ruggles, in this city.
Charles A. Wetmore, of the Viticultural
Commission, passed through yesterday.
going TO San Francisco from Placerville
l.. L. Siddons, formerly of Sacramento,
but lately of Carson City. where he was
burned out by the recent fire. is visiting the
city.
Thomas Il. Armstrong, a merchant of
Georgetown Ell Dorado county, who has
been in Sacramento for the past three days,
left for his home last evening.
H. W. Hand and L. d. Jones, two of the
leading musicians of this city, leave to-day
for the lakes accompanied by their wives.
They expect to be absent q month or six
weeks. They have musical engagements
at Truckec Tahoe City, Tallac and Glen
brook.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
j. G. Stephens, Placeryile; Frank W
Smith, Dutch Flat; B. J. Gattree, Davis
+. c. Durant, Folsom j. S. Wall, Miss
Lou Wall, Miss Bessie Wall, Oakland
Samuel Poorman, Master Samuel Poor
man, Miss Alice Poorman, Alvarado
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: +. +. Tebbetts, Monterey; j. c.
Caldwell, Chicago; A. w. Cooley, Mon
terey James T. Clyde. w. R. Gallagher, 3.
Hodge, /. D. Stone George B. McCulloch,
Thomas Prather, c. Severing, L. Bien, San
Francisco; Edwin McAfee San Jose; Geo.
NJ. Kearn, Boston; George c. James, Car
Isle, n. NJ; Samuel Simmons, Portland,
Or; /. \. Chapman, Carl Petersen, F.
Bochmer, Alameda
Rev. H. J. Becker and wife will leave for
the East tomorrow evening for an ex-
tended absence Mr. Becker came to the
coast in the interests of the United Brethren
missions in 1879. He organized the church
of that denomination in this city in 1877
and served three pastoral terms with it, He
published the Pacific Telescope two years,
and the PhiioD,eA Cl7tc;6ie (Oregon) one
year and served as Presiding Elder for the
State district four terms. He expects to
lecture at the East until September and
then make trip of the world, going with
the Jenkins party of tourists thrpuph En-
rope and the countries bordering on the
Mediterranean, from which point he will
leave them and go to India, and return to
America by way of China and Japan. Mrs
Becker will remain at her former home in
Ohio