Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

". NJ. Lyon left yesterday on business
/ trip to Stockton
/ Hon. Fred Cox returned home yesterday
/, from Kern county.
Miss Eta Morris. of Woodland, is visit
| ing friends in Sacramento.
Samuel Daniels. of Chico, returned home
yesterday from San Francisco
David Hutchinson came down from
Oleta, Amador county, yesterday.
A Nelson got back yesterday from a trip
| TO Oakland, San Jose and Stockton.
Judge Ball, of Woodland, returned home
/ yesterday from a visit TO Sacramento.
| r. T. Devlin, State Prison Director, re-
F.. turned yesterday from San Francisco.
| Major W. A. Anderson and DR.. NJ. Gard
| ner went down to the Bay yesterday after
noon.
HI Osborne, of the Los Angeles En-
press, was in town yesterday, en- route for
Bodie.
Judge Stephen J. Field passed through
yesterday, en- route to San Francisco from
the East.
Miss Katie Simmons and her sister, Mrs
Dyer, of knights Landing, are the guests
OF Mrs Ii. B. Wood
r. H. Byers and wife, who had been Wis
iting friends in this city, returned yester
day to San Francisco.
General Charles Cadwalader, of Red
Bluff, passed through yesterday, ON his
way to San Francisco.
w. H. Mills. Land Agent of the Southern
Pacific Company, will return this morning
from his trip to England.
John Stevens left yesterday for Monterey
and Santa Cruz, to secure accommodations
for his family for the summer.
Judge E. d. Hurlbut, State Senator from
Humboldt county, is visiting in Wood !
land, the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. f. A
Pedlar,
Mr. and Mrs Dwight HOLSTER, Thomas
Fox and wife, Peter Caulfield and wife, and
John Childs and wife went over to Bartlett
Springs yesterday.
Mrs a b. Casey, Of this city, and II s |
Putney and Miss Vina Puney, Of Elk
Grove, left yesterday for Silver Lake, to be
absent about month.
Mrs. s. \. Joseph, of San Francisco
many years one OF the teachers in the pub
lie schools there is visiting friends i'll Sac
ramento during the present vacation.
John D. Morrison, 4 resident of Eureka,
Humboldt county, for many years one of
the most prosperous farmers III this county,
is paving his Sacramento friends a visit.
y. H. Grant and T S. Sprague, of Wood
land started Yesterday for Eel river accom-
panied by Mrs c. z. Sprague and Misses
Grant and Morris They 90 by their own
conveyance, and VIII spend month in
tent life hunting and fishing
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
L. Speyer. p. Coilield. San Francisco;
Dwight Hollister, Mrs. N H. HolIister and
fl9TrpI4t,,,
Duden city A Switzerland and wife
lone H, I. Higgins, Clarksburg; 5. L.
Daniels, Chico.
In the city yesterday: a. y Sanders, w
a. Scott, Cosumnes; David Orr, Yankee
Jims L. d. Adams. Lincoln: Ed. Grafton,
Walnut Grove; p. II. King, Mrs. N. King,
Fairplay; G. II. Gilmore, Suffer Creek
VIM Black Capay; Thomas Dynan, Pleas
ant Grove; Thos. Hopper, Yountyille
SewalI Grover, President of the Stockton
Board of Library Trustees, has received a
letter from Rev. e. II. Ward, formerly of
this city, who is now in Lexington, Ky,
inclosing his resignation as a member Of
the Board. MIR. Ward writes that he is
very much pleased with his new home, and
has the largest and wealthicst congregation
in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. PHI. Felsenthal, who have
some time resided in this city with their
daughter Mrs. II. Weinstock, have erected
dwelling at 1927 Fillmore street, San
Francisco. and this week moved there
They have been widely known in Sacra-
mento, and have made very many warm
friends here, who regret their removal |
from the city and the loss of their society
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday f. Mungar, G. P. Schoenberger
New York Edgar H Scott. Rockford. Ill.
J. E. Baldwin, San Francisco; Thomas D. |
Corneal. Oakland; II. c. Fowler, Norwich, |
Conn; VIM Ashburner San Francisco ;
Archibald Yell, Mendocino; Mrs. a. w. |
Southworth, Nashville; Chas. f. Nouges,
l.. NJ. Pearlman, San Francisco: O. Adams,
Davisville; w. Stairley, Red BLU; II. C.
Perkins, San Francisco