Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-30
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Nellie Miller is visiting in Oakland
So. Nathan and c. s. Givens went dow
to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. r. N. Jones, of Chico, went dow
to Oakland yesterday.
Miss Ella Judge is visiting Miss Julii
Ferral, of San Francisco.
Mrs. A. A. Redington has gone to Sa1
Francisco for short stay
Judge w. C. Wallace of Napa, returned
home from here yesterday.
o. r. Runyon and wife, of CORTLAND
are paying sacramento avisit.
Patrick Campbell, of Smartsville. went
down TO San Francisco yesterday.
D. N. Reavis came down from Chico
going to San Francisco, yesterday.
Captain E. NJ. Stevens and H. c. Lathrop
are expected back from the Summit to day.
Officer Ash, John Taylor and others
started yesterday for Silver Lake, to spend
week or ten days.
Miss Lima Lapman, of Placerville, is
spending few weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Oakland
Miss A. Lincoln, Miss Plo. Cohen and
DIR. Schwartz, Of San Francisco, returned
home yesterday from Chico.
Rev. A. DorneT, of Germany, who is on
a visit to California, is at present in Sacra-
mento, the guest of G. E. Grunsky.
Alex. w. Morrison, chief clerk at the
Western Hotel, has gone to San Francisco
and Los Angeles for few weeks recrea-
ton.
Captain Payson, who has charge of the
improvements TO rivers and harbors being
made by the Government returned yester-
day to San Francisco from this city.
r. W. Crothers, of Willows, has received
his appointment as Storekeeper for the
Fourth Internal Revenue District, and, as
he will be located here, his family moved
to the city yesterday.
Assistant Engineer O'NIeara. of the Fire
Department, received q note from Chief
Sullivan yesterday, from San Francisco,
stating that he was improving in health
satisfactorily, and hoped soon to be out.
d. K. Zumwalt, of Visalia; George Kel-
logg, of Newcastle, and John ?. Leonard,
of Oroville, members of the Finance Com
mittee of the Grand lodge of Good Tenn
piars, left forS San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
In the city yesterday Mrs. Newton, Mrs.
Sewell, Lincoln; William Veerkamp, Gran
lite Hill; William Trevethan, Pleasant
6roNei G.W. Gilmore, Sutter Creek Peter
Hansen, Walnut Grove; William McAffee
Woodbridge; j. B. Bradford, Franklin; E.
A. Mcdonald, Salmon Falls A. Gates,
Oakland; Thomas Mclaughlin, Emigrant
Cap; John Gafford, Hicksyifle; John
Wood, Robert Wood, Elk Grove; John
Berry, Oakland; George NJ. Skinner, Green
Valley.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: f. w. Willis, Oakland; J. V.
Choun, San Francisco Ira More, Los An
geles; ]. Wexel, Chico; W. B. Sargent,
Ed. f. Adams, New York; L. J. Lewis,
Utica, n. Y; Chas. H. Allen, San Jose:
B. II. Upham, John E. Wall, Frank W.
San Francisco; Mrs. Mollie VIII
cox, Placeryille; Z. W. Hovey, Thos. NJ.
Grant, Jas. Smith, San Francisco; P.
Quirk, city; D. W. C. Putnam, Petaluma
J. w. Summers, San Francisco
Among the passengers by the. overland
train last night was Senator Henry Vroo-
man. He is going East for pleasure and
for his health. He was accompanied by
young DIR. FOulkes, who so successfully at
tended Creed Raymond during the latter's
severe illness. A large delegation of friends
was at the Sixteenth-street station, in Oak
land, to wish the Senator God-speed, and
he was accompanied as far rs Sacra-
nento by several friends, among whom
were w. E. Dargie, editor of the Oakland
Tribune Prof. J. S. McChesney and Hon.
Fred. NJ. Campbell.