Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
WE. Knox left Yesterday for San Jose

w. T. Knox left yesterday for San Jose
James n. Mitchell of San Francisco, is in the
city.
Captain Fred Neary left for Blue Canyon hast
evening.
DR.. J. V. Horner and family have gone to Pa
eiiic Grove.
F. L. Ewing has returned from a months visit
to Yosemite valley.
Charles E. Sumner, of the Pomona Times
Cjarier, is visiting sacramento.
Mrs. Paul Graf and children have gone to
Grass Valley on a visit of q month.
Mrs W H. II. Wiley and children have re-
turned from their visit to san Francisco.
Miss Emma Foster is spending her vacation
with her friends. the AIcFaydens, at Dixon.
Miss Bird Kenady, Miss Hattie Nichols and
Mrs. Heath have returned from the seaside.
r. D. SERVER. former resident of Sacra-
mento now living in Los Angeles, is in town
Albert Gallatin went yesterday TO the seaside
where his family are spending the summer.
General Logan and party left for Truckec and
Lake Tahoe by special tram early yesterday
morning.
Samuel ]. Alden, of Placervile, brother-in-
law of X. J. Van Voorhees, is spending a few
days in this city.
A. p. Redding Major Robert Beck, J. A. Orr
Drury MelOne and K. T. Devlin came up from
the Bay yesterday noon.
Miss frankie Spaulding aud Miss Fanny SAT-
for a stay of two months
Captain E. NJ. Stevens writes to friends here
from Camp Alhambra Santa Cruz, that he is
getting strong and hearty.
Charles Emery, of Lamar, Missouri, member
of the Department Of Missouri, &. \. r., is
among the visitors to the city.
The Misses Van Guelder and Mrs. C. A. War
| ing have gone on an extended visit TO Monterey
| Santa Cruz and san Francisco.
John Deveney and wife, of Chico, passed
! through yesterday, on their return wedding trip
| to san Francisco and Santa Cruz
Misses Hattie and Nellie Nelson returned yes
terday to the University of the Pacific, at san
| jose, after spending their vacation here.
Mrs. NJ Rhudick and children, Mrs. Oliver
and children, and Miss Greenlaw, all of Sacra-
mento are quauered at the Glendale Hotel,
| Blue Canyon.
| spending their vacation al their homes in this
| city returned yesterday to Santa Clara College
to resume their studies.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday {:
| W. A. Jackson a. f. Dewey, David Rug, A. II.
Kersn, a. Book, I. b. Berry, E. B. Masiek, W.
| C. Becher, L. B. Ryan, Mrs. Creed Raymond,
| Mrs. W. IL Brown. san Francisco K. b. John
| ston, Williamsport: 4. Brown and wife, San
Jose; Fred. Bosch, Milwaukee; J. o. Scott, Wis
| consin: W. w. Hunt, AllamOnt, Fla; II. C. st.
Clair, Kansas; Z. F. Taggert and son, Akron, o.;
A. c. Unkefer. Minerva II. c. Brown, Cleye-
| land Geo. Z. Warner and lady, Onawa, Ia; +.
| J. Curry and lady, Des Moines Ia; Albert Hean,
| jefferson, Ia; William sked, Cleveland; Mrs.
A. Skillman. Eureka, New. W. W. Robacher,
Rochester; A. H. Sperner, Albany, n. y. Sam
uel Kinkham, Connersville, Ind; J. s. Rogers,
| Camden. Mo-: J. French and family. San Fran
cisco II. Craig, Oakland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: P.
W. Gayor, Geo. Sanders, Mrs Gardner, Mrs.
Jones, w. C. Bayler, San Francisco; o. p. Run
yon, Courtland; c. c. Schuyler and wife, Marys-
vile: Robert Beck, San Francisco: II. B. Pen
dergast, Woodland; Jacob korn, Korn Ranch;
Geo. W Peckham Watsonville Edward chr isty
Lizzie Park, Miss Dell Hesdley, Springfield, Mo-;
"; L. Babc9ck; VIM: H HoSnlton' ElE River Rive,
mings, Mansfield. o.; J. II. Craddock, Marys-
vile; A. p Caddington and wife, Michigan;
Courtland; K. II. Newton, r. NJ. Huston, J. d.
Lawson, Woodland; II. F. Hoppin. folo: Mrs.
r. D. stephens, Miss Dugan, Mrs. Hood, Brigh-
ton; Geo. B. Green and family, Miss Emma
Stanley, Courtland J. c. Boggs end wife, Au-
burn; E. ]. Babcock, W. L. Mark, Davenport,
Iowa. W. F. Fernald, Newton, Iowa; I. S.
Spaulding and wife, Miss George Tisdale, Miss
Addie Tisdale, DR.. J. f. Martin and wife,
| Woodland.