Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-04

SOCIAL AND Personal.

| W. P. Eldred got back yesterday from
St. Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HawIey have gone
| to Nacaville.
]. L. Denison and family have gone Il
/ Soda Springs.
| l. t. Baldwin, OF the HOLSTER Ere.
Lance, is visiting Woodland
W. C. Belcher returned yesterday from
! Marysville 10 San Francisco.
J. H. Clyde, advance agent of the Flora
Walsh Company, is in the city.
| 4, q. Fryon and w. NJ. Lyon came NJ
| from San Francisco yesterday noon
Miss Mamie O'Bren, of Smartsville
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Hon. n. d. Coombs, of Marysville, went
to Santa Cruz yesterday with his family.
Miss Lizzie Ringen. of Marysville, re-
turned home yesterday from Menlo Park
Mrs. J. B. Burdge and daughter return
! to-day from Mobile, after few months alb
sence.
General l. Tozer went TO Santa Cruz yes
| terday, where Mrs. Tozer is spending the
summer.
Miss Lizzie Bernard and Master Harry
Bernard left yesterday afternoon for San
Francisco.
Jerome Madden, of San Francisco. will
spend the Fourth in Sacramento, guest OF
DR.. Simmons
Frank Winterburn and family, of San
| Francisco, are visiting the city, guests OF
Frank Foster.
George G. Blanchard, of PlacerviIle,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
to San Francisco.
James Bithell and wife have returned
from Santa Cruz, where Mrs. Bitaell has
spent the past month.
NJ. Block and his son Howard, Of San
Francisco, will spend the Fourth with
their Sacramento friends.
DR.. +. f. Tebbets and wife, Charles f.
Parsons, Mrs. J. l. Felter and Emil Bayer
LETT yesterday for Monterey.
Fish Commissioners Dibble and Buck
ingham left yesterday FOR Jackson. Amadoy
county to visit Senator Farley.
Judge J. Mem Shafter, who Will deliver
the Grafton i'll this city to-day, came up
from San Francisco last evening.
Charles L. Weller, of San Francisco.
passed through yesterday, going 10 Placer
Vile where he delivers the Grafton to-day
William Goldman, formerly Of this city,
but more latteTly residing in Portland,
Oregon, has taken up his residence in
RGcklin.
Mrs. Henry EdgertOn, NJ. L. Gates, F. G.
Waterhousc and f. q. DePue were among
the passengers for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs r. c. Rust, Of San Francisco, widow
Of Colonel l. Isl, one Of the early news
paper men OF Sacramento and Marysville,
is in the city, the guest OF J. L. Parker.
Professor I. L. kophart, who has been
connected with the college al Woodbridge,
Cal, during the past year and half, left
for the East last evening, and probably will
remain there.
H A Hornlein returned on Thursday
evening from Tularc county, where the
Horlein brothers have recently made some
extensive purchases Of land. He reports
the section visited as great and growing
country.
In the city yesterday Mrs. I. L. Craig
and Mrs. Wilman, Of Auburn; DR.. J. N.
Frey, Newcastle; Richard Belcher, Marvs-
Vile; c. O. Barlow, Nevada City J. =.
Dewey and wife, Dutch Flat; John J.
Ryan, GAINESVILLE.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: James Clyde, New York ". F.
McCracken and wife, Costumes; J ia
cobson, New York T. N. Gillian, ". II
Watson and wife, James T. Campbell. J. T.
Mabie, San Francisco; VIII a. Pearls.
Ohio; CASTOR Paris, a. KulIman, T. \
Roulean and family, San Francisco; l.
Winbau, Nevada Judge |. Shafter, J. w
Newell. san Francisco; W. Stacerly, Red
Bluff.
Arrivals al the Capital Hotel yesterday
L. Matwice, Chas. Confeld, city L. Is
Towne, Stockton w. P. Mathin, Tehama
Mrs, J. G. Pyne, Miss Pinn, CORTLAND
J. H. Miller, Latrobe; w. c. Hendricks
r. f. J. Riley, San Francisco; f. Am
bruste, Auburn w. II. Wilcox, Yolo J
T. Mcmahon and wife, f. s. Grof, Miss NJ
Mcmahon, Woodland; Ed. Christy Fol
som; J. f. Murch, r. c. Montgomery.
Sacramento; w. d. Lawton, Costumes; !.
B. Andrus, San Francisco.