Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


business trip.
C. o. Burns went up to Marysyille yes
terday afternoon
Miss Ella Tubbs has gone to the noun
tainS for few weeks.
J. w. Watt City Taper, went to Bart
lett Springs yesterday
A. ]. Senate returned yesterday from
Monterey and Santa Cruz.
Judge NJ. S. Koran and wife returned TO
San Francisco yesterday from Toano.
Miss Clara Murphy has gone to Santa
Cruz and Monterey, to spend a month.
Mrs. Ada Stewart and her nephew, Gefrge
G.. Lewis, are at Hardin Springs for a
month.
H. V. Herbert and family, Of San Fran
cisco, returned to the Bay yesterday from
Auburn.
Mrs. David Steiner, of Stockton, returned
home yesterday from visit 10 her parents
at Colfax.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Kennedy, of PA
Ger, went up to Auburn yesterday from San
Francisco
Archie Bosquit and wife, of Single
Springs. passed through yesterday, en- route
for Colusa.
Loring Pickering, of the San Francisco
CaH, has gone East and will spend few
weeks at Saratoga.
Miss Mamie Irwin, of Washington, who
had been spending five weeks at Red BLUFF,
returned yesterday.
Samuel Hale, Superintendent of the FL
Dorado Water and Mining Company, is
visiting Sacramento.
Fish Commissioner Buckingham went
I,a hoI IN,
see how matters are progressing there.
Mrs Jacob Bryant and son. accompanied
by Mrs. Louis NJ. Schwoerer, left yesterday
for Lincoln, to visit relatives and friends.
Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy, State
Prison Director r. T. Devlin and r. S.
Carey went to the Bay yesterday after
noon.
G. W Whitlock, an old-time Sacramen-
tan, but now a resident of San Francisco,
has been spending few days with his
friends here.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris and Mrs. Esther
Couffle, of Arbuckle, who had been visit
ing friends here for about four weeks, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Florence r. Calderwood, who has
been visiting her uncle, J. f. CalderW0od,
for the past six weeks, started East last
Phoenix. Arizona.
w. C. Goode of this city, and S. L. Goode,
of Ohio, and their families, have been en-
joying an overland" trip with teams from
Sacramento to the Yosemite, spending six
teen days i'll the journey and stay. They
had an exceedingly enjoyable time.
General Joseph E. Johnston, United
States Railroad Commissioner, is on his
way out from the East on q tour of inspec-
ton, and will arrive here from Truckee on !
a special train this afternoon, accompanied |
by w. G. Curtis, Chief Engineer of the |
Central Pacific.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Thomas Atkinson, San Francisco; W. |
Rush, George Prague, Single Springs; G. |
P Sprague, Woodland G. Wagner, a. G. |
Lyle Robert Beck, San Francisco; r. N. |
Huston, Woodland; I. Burns, Folsom ].
Lambert, Woodland
The highest temperature yesterday, &C |
cording to the Signal Service records, was
Tatoosh Island, go; Olympia 10; Spokane |
Falls, 10; Dayton, So; Fort Candy, 81 |
Portland, 75o; Roseburg, 79o; Cape MendO- |
elmo, down; Red Bluff, 1909; Sacramento,9So; |
San Francisco. 650 keeler, $50; San Luis |
Obispo, 10; Los Angeles, S6o and San |
Diego, 75o.
Grove L. Johnson, who is spending |
several weeks with his family at Santa |
Cruz, is very much improved in health. |
There are not many Sacramentans as yet |
at this seaside resort, but the number |
is increasing under the present |
summer weather in the valleys and Santa |
Cruz and Monterey viii have a large repre- |
from the interior during August. |
r II. Lloyd and S PeHie, of San Fran |
cisco, who have been fishing at Big Mead |
ows, Plumas county, for three or four |
weeks, passed through to San Francisco |
yesterday. They found the fishing but |
good, owing to the fact that a |
band of Indians, canlped near Bidwell's |
bridge, are using nets and night lines as |
well as fishing ordinarily in the day time. |
In the city yesterday: Major Robert |
Beck, Francis c. Cleary, Henry Schwartz, |
d. McCarty, San Francisco; Wash. Trehern, |
Stockton j. 3. Mcdonald, Marysyille; |
Joseph Wolfskill, Suisun; +. Hasness, |
William Belcher, Costumes; a. Loranzo |
Mrs Emma Howlan, Folsom; c. Bunneu |
and family, CORTLAND; J. b. Myer, San
Francisco j. L. Stevens. REUTERS; +.
NicOlaus S. Hull, Shasta; 5. Lichten- |
staeilcr, Chicago, H.; J. b. Greentree, Miss |
e. Healey, sheldon; VIM. r. p Coombes
Placeryille; V. La Montague, Clarksburg |
d. n. Fapetts, G, W. Hinsley, Winters; II.
NJ. Cove Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday S. B. Whitehead, San Francisco ;
X. Heath and wife, Santa Barbara IL. \.
Rice Utica \. Y; +. d. Proctor, Rutland,
Vt; Sig. Kouiuski st. Louis J. NJ. Ser
voss, Indianapolis A. c. Dietz, Oakland ;
W. d. Dean, Colusa DR.. C. II. Gibbons
and wife, Arbuckle; Miss Sadie O'Donnell |
Bartlett Springs; Aug. Eitzen, 4. I. Mills,
San Francisco Jas. Lamb, Oakland; CD.
Turner, ]. n. Killip, G. NJ. Chace Mrs.
Hubbard, V. Dunn, JOS. Cairn Simpson,
San Francisco; Chas. e. Miller, New York
a. T. Corbus, J. A. Gordon. San Francisco
Mrs. G. Frank Smith, the Misses Smith,
Miss Rising Master Cecil Smith, Oakland
Geo D. Fish, Woodland; Benz Schmidt,
New York; VIM. r. Mckee, Chicago; Ar
thur J. Smith, Los Angeles d. Frauske,
Henry Schwartz and son. Dan McCarty,
Joe VI. McCarty San Francisco; Matthias
Wolfskill, J. C.. q. oliskill, Solano c. Black,
f. T. Neibling, Chas. L. Bancroft, A. 7.
Sewell, San Francisco; J. b. Mcdonald,
Marysville.