Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


A. P. cntlin returned from the Bay yesterday
noon.
s. Ross and wife went up to the Summit yes
terday
Judge S. 5. Holl left yesterday for Shasta
county.
Henry Loneton has gone to Dcadwood, Butte
county.
NJ NJ. Drew went to San Francisco yesterday
morning.
Miss Ida Ginsberg is visiting friends in San
c, W. Clarke went to Bartlett Springs yester-
day morning
Hon. Thomas L. Thompson went to Santa Rosa
yesterday morning.
Rev. C. l.. Corwin VIII deliver the Fourth of
July Grafton at Auburn.
Waller Wallace and wife, of San Francisco
left yesterday for Truckee.
g. j. Carpenter will deliver the Grafton on the
9th of July at Piacerville.
David L. Levy, OF Arbuckle, returned home
( yesterday from Los Angeles.
! Ewood Bruner, of this city, will crate at
Newcastle Oh the Sd of July.
| y. l.. Davis, of Oakland, has returned home
! from his visit 10 Sacramento.
H s. Spaulding, of the Grass Valley TidinSs,
was IN Sacramento yesterday.
DR.. L. L. Blake, of Wesverville, was among
yesterdays visitors to the city
| VIII s. Green of the Colusa Sun, returned
nome from this city yesterday.
| Gus. Bothner representative of the Bunch
of Keys Company, is in town.
Mrs. Alice Brissell has returned from visit
| to her former heme in Ell Dorado.
j. E. Tsde leaves Monday for camping-out
| trip to the Big Trees and Yosemite.
General Chas. Cadwalader and wife we're here
yesterday, on their way to Red Bluff.
Ariel Lathrop and Assemblymsn t. NJ. Lowell,
| OF San Francisco. were in town yesterday.
| Miss Delia Manning teacher of the Walnut
Grove school, is visiting friends at Auburn
Rev. VIC Merrill is enjoying himself with
| friends and old college associates at AndoYer,
Mass.
Father Mcsweeney, of Oakland, well known
here, yesterday returned home from the noun
| tains.
Colonel L. F. Moulton, of Colusa, who had
been here for Il day or two went to the Bay yes
terday.
FL. Holt and wife left yesterday for Reno
aud will stop at Tahoe a few days before return
ing home.
Miss Annie Breidenbach, of Stockton is visit,
ing Sacramento as the guest OF Mrs. Everett l.
! Noodman.
Rev C. p. Massey of this city, will fill the
pulpit of Rev. DR.. Stebbins the next two OF
three Sabbaths.
Superintendent ]. A. Fillmore came to the
lefty Thursday night, and went back to the Bay
|
Mrs. l.. NJ Davis. ST., Miss Laura Davis and
Marshall Davis, of FL Dorado, win spend the
summer in Sacramento.
| O. r. Runyon aad wife, of CORTLAND, are pay
ing the city visit, accompanied by Mrs. c. f.
Boyer, OF Chicago, sister of Mrs. Runyon.
In the city yesterday: John McCulloch, &.
McCulloch Michigan Bar; II. 4. Barton, Deer
Creek George Tavener, Charles E. Hutchinson,
| Frank Murray, w. ID. Hase, Costumes; John
Ellis J. h. Brown. Plymouth
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
| Mrs. Mitchell, Costumes; Mr.. Mitchell, Virginia
City: Joe Pingrey, oakland; Miss Lamontague
Florin; j. Cercoran, San Francisco; James Both
ner, New York; A. W. Stewart and wife, Court
land Peter Hanson, Walnut Grove.
Arrivals atithe Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Col. Cory Smith, England; ID. II. Ferguson,
Rockford. Ill.,; U. Brown, Buffalo, n. y; James
Elder, San Francisco; d. Page Brown, Marys-
| vile; +. W. Lowell, I. D. Ciprico, j. Il Thomp
son, Mrs. Jos. Kahn, Master P. Kahn, san Fran
cisco; w. f Finnie, Elk Grove.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday j. ].
Trans, San Francisco; o. s. Spaulding, Wood
land; John Gale, Oroyille; DR.. j. Caples, Elk
Grove: DIR. L. L. Blake, Weayerville; VIM. Gam
| bic, city; J. II. Kirkpatrick Stockton; o. K.
Runyon and wife. Courtland Mrs. c. E. Boyer,
Chicago; ID A. Russell and wife, jacob Zant-
| graf, Miss Kate Zantgraf. Newcastle; e. n. Gill
more, wife and child, Oakland; Edward Christy
| Folsom; L. ID. Marks, Placeryille; g. IL. Hills,
| oakland
A reception was rendered last evening by the
| f. Ju Ran Society, at the residence of n. ID.
| Goodell on o street. to DR.. and Mrs. Pease, who
are about to return missionaries to the Micro
nesian Islands. They have spent many years
| there, and after visit of between one and two
years in the United States will sail soon for the
| field of their labors. The reception and enter
| tainment were under the direction of Miss
Julia Goodel1, and was made very enjoyable
| with musical and literary numbers, interspersed
| with greetings, social chat and refreshments.
There were a large number OF young people
| present