Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! A ]. Johnson left yesterday for Pacific
| Grove Retreat.
! Mrs. e. W Stafford is visiting friends in
! San Francisco
| Hon. W. A January went down to San
| Jose yesterday.
| Captain Thomas Dwyer returned yester-
/ day from Santa Cruz.
w. r. Barnes and DR.. W. Wood went to
San Francisco yesterday
Henry Schulmeyer left Yesterday on
business trip TO Los Angeles
]. B. Sevenoaks passed through yester-
day to San Francisco from Nevada City.
Judge A B. Dibhle, Fish Commissioner,
| came down from Grass Valley yesterday
Major JEFF. Wilcoxson and ]. W. Hughes
went up to Marysville yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lou Fellows, of Placerville, is visit
ing Auburn, the guest Of Miss Florence
Myers
Mrs. Manning, of Roseyille, is visiting
Auburn the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. J.
{ Pullen
Colonel Creed Hnymonds health is i'm
proving, and it is believed he will soon be
about again.
F. McMorry, of San Francisco, forme4
resident of Sacramento has been paying
the city q visit.
Rev, Al. Frost left yesterday for Fresno,
to be present at the dedication of a new
church at that place.
Charles Traver and wife returned vester-
day from their Mendocino county ranch,
after an absence of several weeks.
Add. c. Hinkson, Geo. +. Bronner, Hon.
W. W. Moreland and Supreme Court Clerk
ri ri m, DO,
noon.
public schools of Santa Cruz is spending
her vacation at her home at Ophir, Placer
county.
General n P, Chapman, of Red Bluff,
who had been visiting the city for a few
days, went 10 San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Bartlett Springs last Monday being at the
time quite i'll, writes that he is improving
satisfactorily, and will not return until his
health is established.
Captain W H. Taylor, of San Francisco.
is in the city with bis wife, they being
guests Of his brother, Edwin T. TAYLOR.
They came up to meet their daughter who
is expected TO arrive from the East this
morning.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
P. Coffeolt, Sacramento; Thomas Rolfe,
Oakland John NJ Rhodes, Woodland G.
+. Buck, Stockton; Mrs. A Holland, Jersey
City, J.; G.. K. Smith, Biggs; Miss 7.
A. Dawson, Suisun; Len Sturgeon, VIM
Sturgeon, Davisville; Robert Beck, San
Francisco; A. ?. Bernard, Bakersfield.
Arrivals al the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday A. c. Rosendale, San Francisco J
y. Powell, Shadeland, Pa; c. Van Buren,,
San Francisco; L. A. Prince Syracuse, n
y; J. f. McSwain, MERGED VIM. Barry,
New York; Frank II. Ames San Francis
co L. W. Moore, Pittsburg; R. Hirsch-
field, San Francisco; D. Mex enzie, wife
and family, Sacramento; S. NJ. Finley,
Denver; II. H. Kimball and wife. Red
Bluff
Charles E Bauer, assistant bookkeeper
for Holbrook, Merrill i, Stetson, and John
NJ. Milliken. Jr., collector for that firm,
will leave tomorrow on hunting and
fishing trip of two weeks in Shasta county.
They intend to visit as many points of
interest as possible having an eye
more especially to those made IA
nous recently. For instance, they
will stop briefly at the place where
Harry Dam got the cigar which he has
declared since would kill at ten rods-he |
only carried it seven and is yet alive; the
hill on Castle creek climbed BY Captain
Stevens by clinging to the tail of his horse:
the locality where Charley Farren gained
his reputation as a hunter by killing the
weary young bear; and the falls of the
McCloud where the bears interfered with
John Taibot's fishing.