Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-30
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mrs. ]. G. Cotton has returned from ;
lour weeks visit to Oakland.
W. H. Basler started last evening on ;
visit of "a month to st. Louis.
Mrs. J. F. Kidder, of Grass Valley. passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
| Andy Rider, of Oakland. returned home
yesterday from his ranch near Loomis.
Colonel ]. ]. Ayers. Superintendent Of
State Printing, left last evening for Los
| Angeles.
A letter from Frank Miller states that he
expects to arrive home from Europe abou,
June 1st.
Jerome Madden, of San Francisco, re-
| turned home yesterday, after a visit of a
few days with Sacramento friends
James Seely and the Misses Seely. of
Omaha, after visit of several days in Sac
ramento, left yesterday for Oregon via San
! Francisco.
r. H. Petit appeared upon the street
| yesterday for the first time in five weeks.
having just recovered from a severe attack
OF pneumonia.
! Superintendent L. Fillmore and Master
| Mechanic Masterman, of the Santa Cruz
Narrow-gauge Railroad, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday.
Charles Holbrook, of the firm of Hol-
| brook, Merrill Stetson, San Francisco
and Sacramento, is visiting the city, ac-
companied by Mrs. Holbrook.
Mrs. Addie Carter and Misses Mary and
Therese Tietjens went to San Francisco
yesterday morning to attend the opera by
invitation of Colonel Mapleson.
S. O. Pierce, Postmaster at Shinele
Springs who recently suffered second at
tack OF paralysis, has so far recovered as
to be able to attend to his duties.
O. B. Terrill, foreman of the San Fran
cisco alta, came up Sunday evening, escort
ing Mrs. Terrlll as far as this city on her
way East, and returned to the Bay yester-
day
Major Frank Mclaughlin, of Oroville;
). b; Stevens, Secretary of the Napa Insane
Asylum, accompanied by his daughter:
Hon. f. C. belong. of Novate, Marin
county, and Hon. J. W Breckenridge, of
MERGED county, were in the city yesterday.
The following residents of Yolo county
went East last night: J. Audett, f. w.
Brendel, I. ]. Jeans Mrs A n. Elston and
children, Mrs. E. High, Miss Annie Thur
man, Mrs. E. !. Lawson and children, Mrs
+. j. Barnes, Miss Leo Barnes and John
Henry Burns.
John We'll left yesterday for Nevada
Clty, escorting the remains of Mrs. ].
Campbell, who died in this city Saturday.
and is to be buried at Downieville. He in
tended, II friends from the latter place did
not meet him at Nevada City. to 90 through
to Downieville.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
4. ii. Thorp and wife, San Francisco: J. i.
Stevens Miss Nellie Stevens. B. S. Wilkins.
Napa City; j. c. Boggs, Newcastle; Al
Sutherland, Ben Ross, j f. Gregory, lone
u: 5. Doud, Oakland; Mrs. r. y. Stephens.
Mrs, Hood, Brighton; W s. Wood and
wife Miss Nellie Carey, Mrs Geo. Holmes.
Kansas City, No; VIM. Hood, w. II.
Myers, st. Louis.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day 5. Hubert, w. l. Greenwood and
wife, city; r. d. Hunt, Freeport; Mrs.
Alex. Dunn, city; V. Morine, Joe Elder.
Elk Grove; NJ. King, Nicolaus; H. South
wick, Placerville; r. B. Pierce, Nicolaus
Mrs. w. a. Ford, Gait; ]. Atwood Stock,
ton D. Tighs, Suffer; L. S. Hart Carbon
dale; e. Hart, Il. II. Wright, Folsom T.
+: Ross, Franklin; J. W. Meifs, B. Meifs.
Gay Station; G.. ID. Conner and wife,
Costumes.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Jas. ID. Schuyley, San Francisco
j. d. spend and wife, f. c. De Long, L. W.
Buck, Chico; "a. t. Hatch. Suisun Wash
lngton Porter, Chicago; b. J. Freest, Mrs.
Stubbs, Mrs. Morrison, Dr. Page Brown.
Charles Holbrook, b. f. Goldwater. San
Francisco; c. F. McVeigh, New York r.
II. Campbell, Etna; a. j Griffin and wife.
New York; w. w. Mills, Boston; J. W.
Ihoms, J. l.. Graf. Fred. W. Campbell, San
Francisco; Mrs. T. J. Carpenter, Placer
vile; W. ii. White Springfield, Ohio.