Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Landing.
! Mrs. b. steinauer left yesterday for Har-
bin Springs.
Mrs. Robert Hector has gone on visit
to Allen Springs.
Judge W. C. Van Fleet went to the Bay
yesterday morning.
| Mrs. Briggs, of Davisville, is visiting
friends at Mayhews.
Mrs. General W. H. Brown went down
| to the Bay yesterday.
| Grove L. Johnson and family are at the
| Wilkins House Santa Cruz.
Ed D. Taylor has gone to Portland, Or,
to be absent about month.
| General John McComb returned to Fol-
som yesterday from San Francisco.
Geo. Turner, Of Nevada City, passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
Adair Welcker left yesterday for Bartlett
Springs, seeking improvement of his health.
William Cohn went TO Virginia City
Wednesday evening, and may remain there.
General Manager A. n Towne went up
TO Delta with party of friends yesterday
morning.
Mrs. H. A. Wells, of San Francisco, is
visiting her daughter in this city, Mrs. r.
G. Irvine.
Frank Men ely and wife and John Dillon,
of San Francisco, returned home yesterday
from Grass Valley.
Robert Williamson and wife returned
yesterday after five weeks visit To Bartlett
Spring, greatly improved in health.
Mrs F. Steinauer left yesterday for Hardin
Springs, and will make visit to Allen and
Bartlett Springs before returning home.
Mrs. J. Frank Clark, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Effie and billy, and Miss
Mamie c. Barrett, lett yesterday for Pacific
Grove.
HI W. Dam, Adiutant- General Cosby,
George +. Bronner, W. B. Ferral, Peter
BOIL, Mrs. Clara Foltz and General Robert
Gardner left for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Professor W. H. Baker, formerelv con-
nected with Hesperian College, but for the
last year Professor of English Literature
and Philosophy in Pierce Christian Col
lege at College City, has been spending a
few days with Woodland friends.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
W. A. Belden, Carlin; Miss L. Suggte
Miss NJ. Suggte, j. Gamble Woodland
II. t. Higgins, Clarksburg; G. n. Fields
II. Y. Ross, San Francisco w. H. Forse,
Ukiah Z. S. Doud, Oakland c. 2. Perry,
Wheatland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday Will A. Peavis, Ohio; Mrs. NJ
A. Barrett, Michigan Bluff; j. Spencer,
Colfax; James Fisher, w. W. Coughran,
Nlsalia; Miss Wolfskll, Dixon; C. F.
Steacy, San Francisco; J. A. Lame, New
York; II. W. Henisch, San Francisco;
Thomas L. Drum, Chicago; George Tur-
rel1, San Francisco; W. c. Savage, Oak
land; F, L. Shute, Occidental George w.
Whitlock, Sacramento; ]. G. Gould, San
Jose |. Wechsler, Chicago; Gus Staugen-
berger, w. W. Hubbard and wife John
c. Hamell and wife, James 7. Clyde, Mrs.
Kate Hyland and daughters, J. F. B. Nc
Clury, San Francisco; T. j. Corwin, San
Jose.
In the city yesterday George Morgan
and wife, Auburn; DIR. J. NJ. Frey, New
castle; Alex. Irwin, Marysville; Frank
Pierce. I. J. American and wife, Pleasant
Grove J. H. COltend. Ukiah John Maiian,
Hicksville; ". ". Wyatt, Lotus; Geo. W.
Dixon, San Francisco Mrs. Mcclure, Miss
Nightingale, Latrobe Dennis Dalton,
NJ. Patterson, Michigan Bar James Sulli-
van, Jenny Lind; Ralph Wright, David
Wright, Lake House; James Brennan,
Stockton; Ed. A. Wessling, st. Helena
W. W. Haskell, o. Alexander, F. J. Will
Jams, S. X. Whipple, G. F. Parker, T r.
Wilson, II. w. Scott J. H. Freeman, NJ. E.
Mandel, Robert Simmons J. G. Crawford,
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Lowell, of Prospect
Hill Farm Ed. J. Carlow, of Sacramento.
ana Miss Ella L. Cornell, of San Francisco
(Enown on the way as the The Red Rib
bon Quartet, of Sacramento'), have re-
turned from an extended camping tour to
the Yosemite, natural bridge of Calaveras
county. Big Trees Lake Tahoe and other
points of interest. They report having had
a "way-up' time especially on the sum
NIT of the Sierras, where they engaged in a
glorious game of snowballing on the LIST of
July, and ended the days sport by taking
possession of lone house in the absence
of its occupants. The following day they
passed through Faith, Hope and Charity
valleys. on the Old emigrant road, which
they assure their friends is not the River
side by any means. They passed the Fourth
very pleasantly on the lake, and returned
home on the 9th, regrettng that their
wanderings could not continue four months
instead Of as many weeks.
SWISS STATION FOR SALE.-Sherbtun d
smith, auctioneers, by order of Mrs. L.
Bonetti, executrix. will offer for sale at
40 1