Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-02
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


LOUIS sieke is on two weeks visit to Non
terey.
A. NJ. Smith and wife, this city, are visiting
Oakland.
Me Gates went to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Assemblyman May came up from the Bay yes
terday noon.
: Professor W. II. V. Raymond went TO the Bay
on Saturday.
Charles s. Houghton and family went to Soda
Springs yesterday.
Warren p Dickson is at Santa Cruz and
Monterey for two weeks.
Mrs. Will Dwi. ell has gone to San Francisco
70 remain several weeks.
Thomas Coulter and A. J. Plant leave this
morning for San Francisco
Watt Peniz came down from Chico Yesterday,
on his way to San Francisco.
Patrick Campbell, of Smartsville, went down
to San Francisco yesterday.
Hon John NJ Fulweiler. of Auburn, went
| home yesterday from Sacramento.
Grove L. Johnson and family leave for Santa
Cruz to-day for three or four-weeks' stay.
S. Wssserman of the firm of Lipman Co.. is
spending two or three weeks at Portland, Or.
General Superintendent J. A. Fillmore came
up from the Bay Friday night and returned yes
terday
Mrs W. H Meacham, of Gait, is visiting San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mccullough, of this city, left
| for San Francisco on Saturday for a two weeks
| visit
Mrs +. y. Spencer, who has been visiting
friends in this city, has returned to her home at
| Placerville.
| Mrs I. Lewis and Miss Juliet Lewis, her
daughter, have gone to Santa Cruz and Monterey
| for two months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Clark left on Saturday
| for Mendocino county, to visit their daughter,
| who is seriously i'll.
Conductor J. F. Caderwood and family go to
| San Francisco to-day by boat, to remain during
Encampment week.
Judges Leon D. Freer, of 0rovillc. and Phil
| keyser, of Marysyille, passed through to San
| Francisco yesterday.
j. VI. Barney, a well-known mining man of
! Dutch Flat. was in town yesterday, returning
| home from the Bay.
| Miss Louise ]. Comet and Miss May Ragsdale
| of Sumner Relief Corps, No H. leave this morn
ing for IN Francisco.
Judge l. 5. Belcher came mp from San Fran
| cisco yesterday to meet his son, who was re-
| turning from the East
| n. H. Foster, Chief Clerk OF the Motive Power
and Machinery Depar ment of the Southern Pa
cific Company, was in town yesterday.
w. R. Kern and wife, of Germantown. Ohio
arrived here. yesterday, on stay of three
| months on the coast and are visiting at the
residence of C. W. Baker.
| Conductor G. s. Fisher and family leave on
| the San Francisco boat this morning en- route to
| Santa Cruz. Mr.. Fisher will remain about ten
days, and his family two months.
| s. II. Barrett, of circus fame. arrived in the
| city last evening. in his special car, and viii
| commence billing the city to-day for the great
| circus that will appear h re this month.
DR.. G. L. Simmons and family went to San
| Francisco yeste day. The doctor win return to-
| day, but Mrs. Simmons and children win sum
| mer several weeks at Mrs. GregS'S, at Saucelito
| T. II. Goodman. General Ticket and Passenger
| Agent of the Southern Pacific Company, aud
| General J. +. Sheehan, of the san Francisco
| Post, came up from San Francisco yesterday
| noon.
| visiting friends in this city. In company with
| Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Taylor they visited all places
of interest, including the E. B. Croker Art Gal
! lery. The visitors were profuse in their praises
| In the evening they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor and friends.
| Dave and John Reese aud families, and ].
| Taylor. OF Florin, have returned home from the
| Rubcon or Wentworth Springs. Vim. Schole-
| field, another member of the party, did not
| come back with them. and they expect him
home on foot about the middle of the week,
| providing he does not meet more venison. The
party killed eight deer during their camp out.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday C. H.
| Dale, Woodland: L. James, J. NJ. James Indi-
ana; Mrs. p. Hefner, Miss NJ Hefner, Miss L.
Hefner, Miss +. NJ. SNYDER, ,Gridley; Fred
Armstrong, Jackson J. K. Snead, John Fend-
| ner, Dixon; J. II. Marion J. C. Ball, Woodland;
! Ed. Christy. Folsom; n. II. Peterson. Red Bluff;
| L. A. Manewal. A. W. Clark, st. Louis; Mrs
| Hood. Mrs. K. d. Stephens and child Brighton:
Joe B. Young. Camptonville: d. F. Beviridge.
| Vallejo; Thomas Head, Brighton; w. w. More
| land, John william San Francisco; ID. d. Satter-
| field, city; James J: OFT. Nevada City; J.. Ma
\ tivia, Truckee: John Hawkins. city; Mrs C.
| Wooiey, Los Angeles
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
| Ira DoOlittle, James Eoolittle. Woodland: Henry
| s. Pcare. q. s. Baker. Chicago; j. H. Page, Port
| land, Oregon: a. II. Weum. J. K. HoughtOn.
| John Hughes Charles S. Harry, Henry C.
| Hacke, VIM. p. Smith. A. NJ Laurance, George
MahOny, George Brownsten, p. Bonnet, San
| Francisco; X. Cohp, Los Angeles: Sol Davidson,
d. p. Hammond. A. II. Fish, Z. Marks, Robert
| Brotherton, f. Wilson, Samuel NJ. Shortridge,
| Greed Raymond l.. A. Belden. San Francisco;
| J. w. Donncelau, Lsurance; C. NJ. Hender-
son, New York; Miss NJ. L. Boyd. Richmond:
Paul Holman. Washington; David Fender, Ce-
| dar Rapids; VIM. JohnstDn, Richland; p. H. N :.
| Grew, Oakland; L. Kreiss, do: W. b. Sargent,
Henry Nook and wife, Miss Kate Z. Johnson,
| Miss NJ II. Ellsworth. New York; John Uevipe
| aud wife, Chico; II V. Hawkins MarysviIe; II.
c. Hubbard, James Dexter, oakland: Robt. B.
| Johnston. New York; VIM. Stewart Cedar Rap
| ids: NJ. Polk, Halleek: Mrs. A. Foster. Mrs.
| +. II. Webb. Miss Kate O'ConnOr Grass Valley:
Miss J. w Baker, Mrs J. ". Baker. Tahoe; Miss
| Bowling, Miss Hazard, MO0re's Flat: Vim. Len
! ger wife and son, Sacramento; Geo. W. Watson,
| w. f. Dargei. Donald Bruce, T. Rennet, Geo. E.
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