Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. Blewer got back yesterday from a visit to
| Coliax.
II. wittenbroek LEFT yesterday for Bartlett
| Springs.
X. Heyman, of Truekee, paid the city visit
| yesterday.
Judge J. F. Sullivan, of San Francisco, IS Wis
iting the city.
Mrs A. A. Spear and daughter have returned
| from Los Angeles.
7. o'Neil and wife, of Marysville, are visiting
| friends in this city.
Mrs Governor Stoneman went 20 san Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
B. n. Bugbey returned yesterday morning
from his ranch near Dunnigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mtnke, of Brighton, went to
Alta yesterday for weeks stay.
Miss Ida Lesser. of San Francisco. is visiting
the family of A.. Morris of Woodland.
Col Dorsey, of Stanislaus county is paying
the city short visit on business and pleasure.
Miss McDermott, of Stockton, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. W. Grissim, returned home yes
terday
Thomas Hutchins. of the Central House, Butte
county, returned home yesterday from San
Francisco.
NJ McWorer, editor of the Marysville Demo
Graf, came up from the Bay last evening en- route
to his home
A. j. Hopper is in Oroville, exporting the ac-
counts of the late County Clerk Peachy, of
Butte county.
Superintendent Gilman. of the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad went through to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Fl. NJ. Mouck, of Gold Hill, Nevada, who has
been visiting his brother, X. C.. Mouck, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. D. ]. Simmons and Miss Clara Simmons
and Miss Louise Flyers returned home from san
Francisco last evening.
Miss Gertie Jones, who is receiving her musi-
Cd at rpru naI HON for
a two months vacation.
Rev. Fred. L. Shearer, of the San Francisco
OccideHt, came up from the Bay yesterday, en-
route to his mine on the Little Iuba.
Prof Welcker,. Christopher Green, Frank G.
Waterhouse and Deputy Superior Court Clerk
Paulsell, went TO San Francisco yesterday.
NJ Fay and family, of this city, and Mrs Mary
Mclaughlin, of Costumes, returned yesterday
from four weeks visit to Wilbur Springs.
A. B. Turrill has been appointed Pacific coast
passenger agent for the Atlantic system of the
Southern Pacific Company from Ell Paso to New
Orleans.
C. Mclean Stoneman and his sister, Miss
Stoneman, have returned from an extended and
most enjoyable trip to the Columbia river, Puget
Sound and Alaska.
Joseph Cairn Simpson, of the Breeder and
Sportsman, came up from San Francisco last
evening to attend the Rancho del Rio sale of
thoroughbreds to-day.
In the city yesterday X. C. Eldridge c. f.
Phelps, Red Bluff; Charles Thomas Folsom; J.
Driscoll, Live Oak; Samuel Hawkins, Michigan
Bar; Edward Kirtley, James Hawkins, Drytown;
NJ. j. Haley, Pine.
Miss Anna B. Karr, of Marysville, was pas
senger for the East last evening. She viii be
accompanied as far as Truckee by her sister,
Miss Lizzie, who will spend a few weeks among
the mountain lakes of that vicinity.
Major Joseph f. Bates, Colonel Isham White,
]. Gratz Brown and William Bliss of Denver,
who had been visiting the city as the guests of
Colonel McNasser, started yesterday on their
return home, leaving by the Reno train so as
to enjoy the scenery between this city and the
Summit,
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
II. s. Buns, New York. W. Thompson, Reno; e.
K. Dement,, Chicago; James Simpson, Oakland;
w. ID. Hanyson, New York; f. ". Hovey, E. b.
Root, S. d. Lewis, G. II. Spadone, J. p Richard
son, San Francisco; J. :. Fritts, Vallejo G. X.
Child, san Francisco.
Judge W. S. Mesick after making all arrange
ments for camping trip TO Mendocino county,
and sending his fellow members of the party on
ahead, intending to overtake them at Willows,
has been compelled. by the occurrence of I'M
expected events. to give up the excursion. How
ever, he has furnished the other members of
the party with the sinews of war" and they
will 60 on in fine shape.