Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Cornie Lawson has gone to Truckee for a
few weeks.
General Lewellyn Tozer went to Santa Cruz
yesterday
Jose G. Estudillo, of Los Angeles, is paying the
city visit.
Mrs. s. McHenry, of Alameda. is visiting Mrs.
L. S. Taylor.
j, b. Haggin came up from San Francisco yes
terday neon.
Judge S. Scion Holl and wife went up to the
hills yesterday
The Misses Efie and Nellie Stanley left yester.
day for Monterey.
General w. H. Brown came down yesterday
from shingle Springs.
Sam. Rainey, of San Francisco retIsned to the
Bay from here yesterday.
John d. Stephens, of Woodland, left yester-
day for Highland Springs.
Railroad Commissioner Foote returned to san
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Senator Vrooman, NJ c. Tflden and David
Bush went TO the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Judge Fullerton. of New York, came throug
yesterday morning, en- route to San Francisco.
c. E. Seley, of Marysvillc.. President of the
nti-Debris Association, was in the city yester-
day.
Marion BIggs Jr., who had been spending a
few days here, returned yesterday afternoon to
Biggs
Mrs. 7. Hamer and children have gone to San
Francisco and San Jose, to visit friends for a
month.
Mrs. Reed McCraney. of Lakeport came to
the city yesterday, on her way to visit friends at
Marysyile.
Rev C. L. Corwn, of Auburn is in the city
and will go TO Oakland to-day to remain two or
three weeks.
Ira r. Doolittle, formerly of the Byrns Hotel,
Woodland, has taken charge of the Union
Hotel at Nevada City.
J. II. C. Bonte, D. D, of Berkeley, who has
been spending two weeks at Tahoe aud vicinity,
went home yesterday.
Mrs. s. B. Hubbard, Miss Addie Epson, w. W.
Marvin and family and Miss Alice Nixon went
TO Monterey and Pacific Grove yesterday.
Miss Nellie spaulding, of Downieville. who
had been visiting Sacramento friends for the
past two months, returned home yesterday.
Miss Selma Burston, who has been visiting
relatives and friends at her old home In II Do
rsdo county, has gone to Oakland for month S
visit.
C. II. Todd returned yesterday from his hunt
ing excursion to Silver creek. His companions,
Frank Taylor and Tom 0Brien, will not return
fort days or two weeks.
Timothy Hopkins, A. w. Sisson, Arthur
Brown, VIM. Hood, j. H. StrObridge and others
came down from the front of the California
and Oregon Railroad yesterday. Ell route to San
Franciseo.
Mrs Herman Perry, of Oakland, formerly of
TINS city. who has been on trip to the East,
returned yesterday morning. accompanied by
Miss Cutter. of Syracuse, n y. They remained
here until the $50 P. N. train, to call upon Mrs.
w. D..Stalker, niece of Mrs. Perry.
In San Francisco, July 26th Mrs Hattie c..
Skidmore-V oight daughter of the late Walter
G. Skidmore. Secretary of the Miners Associa-
ton, was married TO A. +. 0larovsky, II. |. Rus
sian MS ConSulGeneral. The young lady is
well-known IN this community. her father hay
ing resided here for a number of years.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday :
Thomas T. Wi son, M, Wilson, Vacaville; IT,
Hayes. Oakland; Miss Granger, Miss D. Sedge-
wick, 0roville; S. Harris ard wife. San Fran
cisco: John T. Young, St Eouis; W. G. Jasper
Wheatlsnd: John Hawkins, San Francisco; W.
II. Myers. COlusa: J. T. Weleh, Red Bluff; f. +.
Chase, Dutch Flat; Charles Waitey, San Fran
cisco
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday /:
G. D. Mcdowell, I. X. Gilland. D. X Appen-
cellar, Chambersburg. Pa: William Grant i, c.
Cassel and wife. J. W. Payne, II. A. Robson,
New York; Isaac Lesher. Pennsylvania: w. s.
Furman, Topeka, Ks; w. II. IL Russell and
wife, Los Angeles; o. Harvey Gait; Miss X
Slsttery. Miss A. Slattery, Marysville: ]. E.
Crooks, Benicia; W. E. f. Deal, Virginia City
New: William Webster, +. d. Munroe and
daughter, Reno; +. D. Adams, Auburn: George
W. Watson, Oakland: L. T. Baldwin, Stockton:
W. II. Brown, S. Levine. j. Phillips William c,
Savage. c. E. CURLY, San Francisco.