Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Bishop Manogue left yesterday for Grass Val
le..
day a c. Freeman went up to the 8nmmi' ye'teT
c. W Clarke returne yesterday from the Big
Trees.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. S. Hammer have returned
from Cisco
/. Kumle and 8 party OF Dixonites have gone
to Soda Springs.
Mrs. A. P. Nelson returned home last evening
| from st. Helena.
Ex-sherih Perrin Of Nevada county, was in
! the city yesterday.
Justice Post is visiting San Francisco, and will
| be back tomorrow.
! Mrs NJ S Webb OF Stockton, is visiting
friends in this city.
I William H. Lnther and daughter, Miss Flora.
left yesterday for lone.
| Louis Geritehen, who has seen quite i'll, LEFT
| yesterday for the seashore.
E;Professor II. W. Chapman roes 10 Berkeley
to-day to spend his vacation.
Mrs. John Stevens and Miss yddie Stevens
have returned from Monterey.
John T Ryland, of San Jose WIS, among the
visitors to the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Butterfeld and childFentook their
departure yesterday Tor Monterey.
Colonel F. G. Crawford. of the Crawford
House, Willows, is visiting the city
Francisco from Red Bluff yesterday
DR.. MCGEE and wife, of Rockford, IN is Wis
iting Waverly Johnson, of this city.
Hon. W. W. Stow passed through Yesterday,
returning to San Francisco from Tahoe
r. K Berry and family, of Single Springs,
returned yesterday from their trip to Reno.
]. DeBartir Shorb, who has been confined 20
his room by illness, is improving in condition.
General W. IT. Brown, C. S. Givens and j n.
to Ga
noon.
Professor NJ. Babcock goes to San Francisco
to-day, where he will spend Il portion of the
school vacation.
W. F. Jackson and wife went up to the Sum
nit Yesterday. and from there will 90 to Soda
Springs in a few days.
Rev. NJ. s Levy, of the First Hebrew Congre-
CATION of Oakland, is in the city, the guest of
Captain II. Weinstock.
General n. P: Chapman, of Red Bluff. came
down yesterday, en- route to San Francisco to
attend the Encampment.
Louis Nicolaus and two daughters Fritz
Knauer ard Fred Rink went to Tahoe yesterday
for stay of about two weeks.
J. c. Noonan, OF Chico, passed through yester-
day. on his way home from a six weeks trip to
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Rev. j. E. Wheeler of Independence Mo.
will be in the city for several months and will
have charge of the Presbyterian Church while
here.
J. p Cleary Chief of Police of Rochester, N.
V. and delegate to the q. A. r. National En-
campment. passed through the city yesterday,
en- route to San Francisco.
J. L. Crooks, of Benicia. came up yesterday to
meet his family. who were returning from the
East. They were rather unfortunate on their
return trip. being delayed five days by railroad
accidents in Kansas and elsewhere.
S. earle came home yesterday from Fresno He
returned recently from Yosemite where the
firm OF which he is a member are constructing
the State hotel. He says the foundation has
been laid, the mill is turning out excellent
lumber, and everything is progressing finely.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
c. B. Kuocker. G. Frank Smith, l.. G. Harvey,
Oakland; Sol. Davidson, W. II. Cone, c. f. Bias
sett Frank A. Spencer. Julian Sonniag, d. G.
Call, J. C. Pond ". A Vygh. San Francisco; II.
Guminger. New York; J. n. Zallu Richmond
Va; L. Goldman and wife, Emma Goldman
Asa Shulu and wife, Ella Shulu, Hamilton;
Charles Truce and wife, Union City. Nd, Jas.
A Beaver, G. A. Beaver. BellefOnt, Pa; n n.
Craig Cheyenne; J. II. Campbell, San Jose.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: P.
w. Bennett, Stockton; W. A. Keefer Miss DAVIS,
San Francisco; L. Garl0ck, Stockton: J. Lusk,
Oakland; Miss May PlumadO, Miss Netty
Plumado, Miss Lucy Plumado, Miss Ellen Nc
Cuen, Placerville; +. G. JobsOn. Sacramento
city; j. f. Brown, Iowa HILL j. L. Gould Dutch
Flat; Allen Towle, Towle's; John Webb, Jr.,
San Francisco; Robt. Hector. Placer county: J.
Blinnser, San Francisco; ID. d. Sutteriield. city;
J. II. Marston. Woodland; John Hawkins, Sac
ramento; c. Warga Smith, CORTLAND.