Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

C. A. Allen has gone to Allen Springs for a
I few weeks.
L. Winters, of CORTLAND, returned home yes
| terday from Marysyille.
| A. II. Powers got back yesterday from trip
| to Redding and vicinity.
Thomas Bromley has started on a trip 10 Eng
| land, To be gone month.
| Mrs Grove /. johnson went down to San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Allen Towle, of Towle's Station, returned
home yesterday from the bay.
General John Bidwell came down from Chico
yesterday, going to San Francisco
Richard Alge. of Woodland. has gone 10 Bart
lett Springs for couple of weeks.
n. Wyekonis spoken OF as the Republican nom
inee for the Assembly in Iolo county.
A. Alderman left yesterday on three months
trip to Salt Lake, Idaho and Montana.
Colonel Ed. r. Hamilton and VIM. Hadwick
returned yesterday from Byron Springs.
Lieutenant Tobias will be Grand Marshal Of
the 4th of July procession at Woodland
Mrs. R. H. Byers aud Miss Hattie Lynn have
gone to San Francisco to spend a few days.
Alex Oifner and daughter. of Cincinnati, are
visiting his sister, Mrs S. Moore, in this city.
Miss Alice Rice left Wednesday evening to
visit her sister, Mrs. Truman, at Austin, New.
Mrs. A. Wahl of Chico, who has been visiting
the family of Gus VAIL, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. F. Kohler and children and Miss Minnie
Klotz have gone to Mangonite Lake, Shasta
county, for few weeks.
Mrs. Z. X. Dodge of San Jose who has been
spending a few days with relatives here, lett
yesterday for Emigrant Gap.
Colonel Frank Shay and W. de St. Laureus re-
turned to San Francisco yesterday from an ex-
animation of lands in Tehama county.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
General 10 Hamilton of Auburn; d. E. Knight
Marysville; A. /. Hatch Suisun, and General
John McComb, Folsom.
Yesterday Charles H. Eldred, w. Pitt Eldred,
Edward Mclaughlin. Louis Nicolaus Jr and
James Van Wrinkle left for Humboldt county on
six weeks camp-out trip.
Frank D. Moses, who has been in Wells. Fargo
q Co.'S employ st Woodland for two or three
years. left yesterday for Ogden to take charge of
the companys transfer Office at that place.
Yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. West
lake. of Woodland, started for Lake Tahoe,
where they Will pass the hot weather. They
travel in their own conveyance, and will take
their time in going through the country.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
A. I. Hatch, Mrs. Goodrich, Suisun; NJ. Brusse,
A. c. Rosendale, l.. j. Meyers, Mrs. b. Jane
Russell. Geo. ii. Stout. Geo. NJ. Pond, B. Marks,
J. Moerisheim, C. B. Williams, r. Brotherton,
San Francisco; VIM Johnston and wife, Rich
land; q +. Moulton, Colusa; Ed r. Hamilton,
sacramento; 10 Hamilton, Auburn; Vim. Bren-
men. Oakland; II. :. Spalding, Grass Valley; L.
H. DePue, Port Costa; VIM. i. Gibbs. Mrs. A.
Gibbs, Mrs. w f. Mitchell, Mrs S. NJ. Tower,
Chicago; j. B. Schroeder, Jr., San Franchises: ].
Schmitt, Jr, and wife, Carson; A. Davis, san
Francisco; C.Cadwalader and wife, Red Bluff.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
H. b. Ulman. Elk Grove; J. F. Brown, Mr.. Con-
nor, Costumes; Geo. Anderson, Michigan Bar:
ThoS Kane and wife, Coloma; Mr.. Pierce and
wife, Nicolaus: John Morrison, Mrs. Love-
Gust Hesoe, Mrs. G. J. Brown and family VIM.
Bannahan Miss Bannahan, San Francisco; John
Lake, Stockton: Mrs. H. Rogers, city, J. p.
IhOmnSOp Lincoln.
Francisco: V. w. Still, Auburn: e. G. Gilbert,
W. F. Nightingale, Lambs Bridge: Mrs. Bal
walsky, Mrs Grimes. Plymouth; Mrs. g. Hem
mer, Georgetown; E. G. Messenger st. Louis,
Mo-; Henry Gibson, Suisun; J. 7. Glenn, Pleas
ant Grove; t. j. Mulvany, Thomas Mulvany,
Nicolaus.