Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R. ]. Merkley is among the visitors to Bartlett
Springs.
Mrs. Louis Elkus is visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Mrs ]. t. Stafford is visiting Mrs. Morehouse,
at San Leandro.
Mrs. S. ]. Deuel. and daughterw went up to New
castle yesterday.
to Colusa county.
R. II. Petit and wife went up to their ranch
at LOOMS yesterday.
George NJ. Skinner of Green Valley, II Dorado
county, is in the city.
Rev. E. P. Ollie and family went to San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
Governor stoneman and Joseph Stefiens went
to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Hon. C. w. Cross, of Nevada county, passed
through yesterday, going to San Francisco.
Fred Werner, of Suffer Creek, came up from
San Francisco yesterday, on his way home.
J. NJ. Davis of the firm of j. NJ Davis K Son
left last evening for the East by the Southern
route.
T. F. Mitchell went up to Auburn yesterday to
spend few days, and afterwards viii 20 over
to Tahoe.
Captain H. Weinstock and Chas E. Gunn
Deputy state Librarian, came up from the Bay
yesterday noon.
Charles F. Gardner and family left yes erday
-
Others a month.
Mrs. Judge ]. II. Sturges of Folsom, returned
home yesterday after Il months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Marine
Mrs. Joseph Hahn and children, of this city,
have gone to their ranch in Napa valley, where
they VIII remain several weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Goose. Mrs W Morrow and Mrs
". Ell.worth all of Pleasant Grove, left yester-
day morning on a trip TO Santa Barbara.
DR.. Parkinson and bride have returned from
their wedding trio, and taken up their resi-
denee on the northwest corner of IL and Ninth
streets.
Controller Dunn and L. c. Morehouse, of the
State Board of Equalization LETT yesterday for
Placer and Nevada counties, to examine into
their assessments.
DR.. j. Cabot. wife and sister arrived here from
Boston last week, and are making tour of the
Pacific coast. Mrs. Cabot is a cousin of Mrs. J.
G. MARITIME, of this city.
IL. J. Postel and Adam Damn have started
out for a pleasure trip OF three weeks. They
will visit Los Angeles aud all the Coast towns
from San Francisco to San Diego.
Theodore Grady, brother of Deputy State
Treasurer ]. II. Grady, is in the city, having
come up from below to meet the delegates TO
the National Convention Of the Deaf and Dumb,
who are to arrive this morning, en- route to
Berkeley.
Senator Henry Mailer of Coloma FL Dorado
county, is in the city. He says he viii not be e
candidate for reelection. He is of the opinion
that there is more coin in Bartlett pears than
there is in politics. and henceforth he will fol-
low only horticultural pursuits.
Joseph E Bates Mayor: Colonel Isham White,
Corporate Counsel J. Graft Brown, Alderman
and VIM. Bliss. Treasurer of the city of Denver
Col: are in the city. the guests of Colonel JAS
MeNasser. They were shown around the city
yesterday by the Colonel. and express them
selves as being well pleased with Sacramento.
Arrivals at Capital Hotel yesterday: DR.. Ross,
Woodland; E. s. Doud, Oakland; Frank George
Truekee; Mrs. B. z. Kelly, Mrs. Cyphus, Court
land; J. D. Chin, Vacaville; John Lawton, Fol-
som: A. X. Robinson. Rockville; II. T. higgins,
Clarksburg: Mrs. Sol Runyon. Miss RunyOn
CORTLAND; w H. Myers, Co!oma: J. f. Lucas,
Folsom; i. Bates. CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterl ~ :.
George O'Sullivan, B. Cockrill. W. K. Alberger,
II. W. Hanna, J. B. Stanford. D. A. Sinclair San
Francisco; j. L. Bates. W NJ. Bliss, Denver; J.
w. MeClaren, Greensburg. Pa: John s. Allen,
New York; Oscar C. Schultse, Germantown: X.
Russell, Jr., Chico; F. S. Belcher and son, Michi
gan; F. Bachelor. San Francisco: Moses Bull,
Greenville Cal; Isham White. J. Gratz Brown,
Denver; j. F. Sullivan San Francisco.