Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-24

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. A. Wood returned from the Bay yesterda,
noon.
Miss Katie stuber has gone on visit to Car
son City.
Hon L. B. Miner, Of Benicia, was in the city
yesterday.
John Talbot went down to San Francisco yes
terday morning
General "; 7; sherman left yesterday after
noon for Oakland
Miss Elite Bullard, of Davisviile, is visiting
| Sacramento friends.
Mrs. W D. comstoek and daughter went to
Monterey yesterday.
| Hon. II. J. McCusick returned TO Oakland
| from here yesterday.
Mrs. J. z. Cosgrove. OF Stockton, is visiting
| friends IN Sacramento.
Louis Gerichtep, teacher of the Sacramento
! Turn Nerein, is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas L. Thompson and daughter wen
| below by yesterday afternoons train.
| Mrs. NJ. Seaman and Miss May Johnson left
| yesterday for San Francisco and Monterey.
| Hon. Chancellor Harrison, of Napa went
| home yesterday from the upper portion of the
! State.
| Superintendent Kidder, the Nevada County
| Narrow Gauge Railroad, passed through to San
| Francisco yesterday.
! Professor Welcker. Superintendent of Public
Instruction, is attending the Teachers Institute
OF Humboldt county.
Mrs Creed Raymond, who has been making a
| brief visit TO Sacramento friends returned yes
| terday to san Francisco
Mrs Captain r. W. Stevens and Mrs. George
cannon leit yesterday Tor q three weeks visit TO
Truckee and Lake Tahoe.
In the city yesterday. VIM " Johnson.
Philip Mahan, George II. Phinney, Costumes:
S. Prethero, Michigan Bar.
| D. O. Mills accompanied by Whitelaw Reid.
came over from Nevada yesterday morning, on
their way TO San Francisco.
James Hamilton and wife formerly Miss
Katie Robinson) returned yesterday to San
Francisco, after visit here.
Vincent H. Hickman, Of st. Louis, No, who
has been spending some time in this city, leaves
this afternoon for Monterey and Santa Cruz
s. D. Waterman Of stockton a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Superintendent
Ga Pubic Instruction. went TO Nevada City yes
terday.
D. II. Quinn and family. Emil Steinman, A.
Eikus and wife, A J. Wilson, NJ s. Lavenson
and J. Henslar, OF Sacramento, are at Hardin
| Springs.
! b. A. Haggin, J. 7. stratton. Hon. Charles
| Gildea, DR.. c. c. Mason of Chico, Major J. W. B.
| Montgomery of Butte county. Postmaster W. E
! Dargie of Oakland, Alyinza Hayward and many
members and attaches of the Legislature went
! TO San Francisco yesterday.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday /:
". r. Grimshaw, Mrs. NJ. Rogers, CORTLAND;
e. c. Duhain, Smartsyille; a. X. Kelley,
Brighton; y. :. Miller, Piacerville; Mrs. Brown
and children, Costumes; c. G. Gogswell, Gait;
A. \ Howell, Placervife.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday s.
Fowler, Tulare: G. G. Goucher. Mariposa; j. W.
B. Montgomery, Butte county: c. C. Mason,
Chico: Mrs. Brotherton. San Francisco: DR.. G.
Caples, Elk Grove; II. II. Richmond, Auburn;
n. B. Witt, Tulare City: 4. K. Stephens Placer
Vile; J. K. McElroyr San Francisco: Fred. Cox,
city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday !:
f. II. MeAliSter, C. II. Hensen, C. N. Cross
Nevada City; Lucien Heath, Santa Cruz; g. a.
Tucker, TJllare NJ. Brusse, Julius Weller. P
Outcalf, V, G, Moore, J, II Spadone. d. NJ Cove
and wife, Thos. J. Clunie: John Hawkins San
Francisco; Sol Jewett, Bakersfield; J. z. Ryn-
dus, w. Scott and wife. Oakland; John J. Gu
sick, Santa Cruz
The members of the Second Presbyterian
Church Of Oakland gave very pleasant recep
ton to the new pastor Rev. Henry H. Rice, for
merly of Sacramento, on last Friday evening
The church was tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. The programme included many inter
esting features concluding with brief addresses
of welcome by Rev. C. McKelvey and T. Fraser
of Oakland, an old friend and fellow student of
/ Mt Rice, and Rev. E. X. Burkhalter, D. D., of
Cedar Rapids Ia, to which Mr. Rice responded.
DR.. Chapman, OF East Oakland, sent greeting
from Monterey by telegraph.