Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Peter BOIL and wife left for Monterey yester-
day.
Mrs A. J. Stevens goes to San Francisco to-
day.
J. Gregory and wife are summenng at Santa
Cruz
E. c. Curtiss of woodand was in town yes
terday.
Sheriff Mcclellan. of Butte, was in town yes
terday.
DR.. Latham is back from the city of Los
Angeles.
- Mrs. Joseph stehens is home from her Santa
J. NJ. Stephenson, of Grand Island. has gone
l.. L. Lewis and family are home again from
the seaside.
Miss Minnie Chamberlain has returned from
San Francisco.
DR.. G. \. White County Physician, is absent
at san Francisco.
F. NJ. Wallace has gone to Oregon for a
months vacation.
George Ohleyer editor of the Suffer Farmer
was in town yesterday.
j. II. Miller and family, of Latrobe, went to,
san Francisco yesterday.
]. E Hobby and ]. Politz went to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Governor Stoneman and son went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
State Nlineralogist Irelan was in town yester-
day, en- route from Butte county,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Tracy have returned from
a weeks visit with friends in Gait.
Miss Sallie Brady, of Red Bluff, is visiting
friends in the city for few weeks.
NJ. McWhorter, editor of the Marysville Demo
cyGt, went to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Eugene Brissell returned to San Francisco
Yesterday after visit with friends here.
General Tozer is listening to what the wild
waves are saying on the Santa Cruz coast.
Captain Eugene Lehe, of Stockton was in the
city yesterday and went to San Francisco.
Mrs. a. A. Goddard and family are at Pacific
Grove Monterey to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Sydney Smith, of this city, returned yes
terday from two months visit at Blue Canyon.
Mrs Fred Swanweu and children have gone
to Narysville to visit her sister, Mrs. C. Wood
worth
]. B. Palmetcr has removed to Los Angeles
where he will be joined by his family in a few
weeks.
Senator Cox has gone to attend the Demo
cratic State Convention, which meets to-day in
san Francisco.
Judge Dibble, State Fish Commissioner, was
in the city yesterday, as also was James O'Brien,
OF Smartsyllle.
Frank G. Waterhouse Captain Weinstock and
Frank Miller returned from San Francisco at
noon yesterday.
Mrs. w. w ana ana MISS LINE Nauc nave re-
turned from Willows, where they had been
visiting friends.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson and two daughters, accom-
panied by Miss Ella Mouton, returned yesterday
from Santa Cruz.
Mrs E. B. Croker and her son-in-law. Hon.
j. s. Fassett. of New York, went to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Judge Blanchard, of FL Dorado, was in town
Yesterday, en- route homeward from the State
Convention at Los Angeles.
A. Abbott Republican candidate for Railroad
Commissioner and Hon. c. t. Jones returned
from Los Angeles yesterday.
Rev. E R. Ollie has gone TO attend the annual
conference of the NJ. L. Church, which meets at
Pacific Grove, Monterey, tomorrow.
Mrs. Prentiss of San Francisco, leaves for
home this afternoon after a visit of several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Gooden.
A surprise party was ON Saturday evening
rendered e. Summers, foreman of the rolling
mills, at his residence, Twenty-fifth and J
streets.
Mrs. E. A. Burr Mrs. R. P. Burr and Joseph
Lord of this city. have returned from two
months summering at Soda Springs, Santa
Rosa and other places
CIV. Carey, John Rooney and other promi-
nent Democrats went to San Francisco yester-
day to give the State Convention the benefit of
their foresight in matters political.
Mrs. n Irwin, of Lexington, KY, who is en-
route to Australia, visited sacramento last week,
the guest OF her relative, MIS- VI Magnet.
She left for San Francisco on Friday, aecompa-
died by Mrs Naghel and Miss Nettie Naghel,
who will visit Santa Cruz and Monterey for
month.
John Hill (of Hill < Morrison) returned q
couple of days since from visit to the Eastern
States and Canada, leaving here July Sd. Re-
turning by the Southern route, he visited New
Orleans Ell Paso Tombstone, Los Angeles and
other prominent points in the Southwest. Hay-
Ing seen the best of them, he says that this part
of California-and Sacramento in particular
suits him better than any.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: J.
O Brien and wife Smartsville; Miss Dillon, Mrs.
Dillon, Rocklin; d. MeDougal, Santa Cruz; Ed.
Christy, Folsom: l.. Mativia Live Oak; A. E.
Brown, Auburn; ". Hood, Oakland: r. H. New
ton. Woodland: F. F. Chase. Redding; Frank
Smith, Marysville; Frank Freeman, Woodland;
A. Ellis, Colusa; Caleb Dorsey, Stanislaus; Geo.
0hleyer, Iuba City; Frank McCue, VIM Joynt,
Folsom.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterda ~ /:
Max. Klinkowstine, New York; G. L. Goulding,
Mt Leonard; David Ring. Manuel Eyre, Phil.
B. Bekeart, Richard F. Bulge, s. Leonell. s. s.
Simmons, San Francisco; Mrs. Reaves, Wheat
land; W. Jenning and wife, Dry Greek; w. v.
Soarks Oakland; Miss Aim, J. W. Kaseberg and
wife. Master Kaseberg, Miss TaInin Kaseberg,
Miss w Kaseberg. Miss NJ. Keseberg. San Fran
cisco: 7. Harris Diamond Springs: ]. s. Fritts,
Vallejo: E. R. Hamilton, Sacramento: o. B. Os-
born, Chicago; John L. Laird. Philadelphia; C.
F. Swan, Santa Barbara