Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.

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| Andrew NJ George has returned from the Bay.
Joseph Hauser left last evening for st. Louis.
| Miss Katie Shannon has gone to visit friends
! at Alameda.
| D. Mckay returned from San Francisco yes
| terday noon.
f. H. Tryon got back yesterday from trip to
| the mountains.
R. J. Merkley's family returned yesterday
| from Santa Cruz.
Hon H ]. McCusick, of Oakland. came up to
| the city yesterday.
C. J. Sullivan, of Chico went home from Sac
ramento, yesterday.
| Col. C. Mason Kline, of San Francisco, went
| up to Folsom yesterday.
Postmaster Pedlar, of Woodland, is enjoying
! his vacation at Monterey.
| Mrs |. A. Crowel has returned from her visit
! to San Francisco and vicinity.
General Charles Cadwalader and family went
up to Red Bluff yesterday morning.
Wilbur F. Smith went to Chico yesterday to
| attend the fair now being held there
Lieutenant David Tobias, of Woodland, is on
| q trip to san Francisco and Santa Cruz
| Mrs s. L. Richards has gone on a visit to
1 friends in San Francisco and Monterey.
Mrs Thomas Golden, of this city, is visiting
, relatives i'll Georgetown, Ell Dorado county.
Captain Ben Chambers passed through yester-
| day returning to Folsom from San Francisco
Misses Eliza and Josie Wittenbrock have re-
| turned from a months visit at Cisco and the
! lakes.
Watt NJ. Pentz. of Pentz, Butte county. cana
| up from San Francisco, yesterday, on his way
home.
Louis NJ. schwoerer has returned from San
| Francisco, where Mrs. Schwoerer will remain
month.
Captain Albert Foster and wife returned yes
| terday from pleasure trip to Weber Lake and
vicinity.
I-a1t
| Francisco on the overland train yesterday
| morning.
Mrs. W. H soule of Woodland, left last even
| ing on six weeks visit to relatives and friends
| in Canada.
Judge ]. C. Ball. of Woodland, came to the
| city yesterday morning and left in the afternoon
| for the Bay
Billy Campbell, Dave Chambers and Charles
| Beaumont have gone to San Francisco and vi
entity for weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. c. Carroll returned yesterday after
noon to her home i'll Oakland, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Mamie Irwin.
! Charles McCreary, II. F. Root, R. B. Harmon
and family, Mrs. Charles H. Gilman, |. y. Hoag,
! Mrs. Fred Birdsall and Mrs. A. ]. Stevens went
! to San Francisco yesterday.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
| Hon. Thomas Mcconnell of McConnelrs; l. NJ
Smith. of Gait: Col. C. L. Wilson, of Ward AL
! len T. Bird, of the Woodland Mall Judge VIM.
H. Schooler and Park Henshaw, Chico.
MrS. .. j.. Jackson ana MISS Nettle Jackson
| leave for SAN Francisco this morning, where
| they take the steamer for Eureka, Humboldt
county, to visit their relatives, Mrs. Lizzie Pres
colt and Mrs. W. Fl. Pratt. for month or six
weeks. After returning they will visit Santa
| Cruz and Monterey.
Mrs. C. E. Boyer, of Chicago, who has been
| visiting her brother, o. r. Runyon of Court
land, leaves to-day for her home. Miss Laura
| Runyon accompanies her, intending to make an
| extended visit in the Eastern States. They go
| by the Northern Pacific Railroad, and will visit
| Yellowstone Park on their way.
| Colonel Bee, Chinese Vice-Consn at San Fran
| cisco, and two or three Cinnamon came up yes
terday, to inquire into the shooting scrape that
| took place in Chinatown on Sunday. Saera-
mento Cinnamon speaking of the matter, said
| . If hurt men die, then heap trouble. Suppose
they get well, companies tell how much they
! get pay
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: J.
| {. Ball, Woodland; G: 6. Goucher, Mariposa; c.
4. Menefee, lone; n. F; Bower, New York;
George Switzerland, Nevada c. b. Beard Mo-
| desto John Lawton, Folsom. ]. F. Garrett, Le
| Ray Coil, Woodland; C. NJ. Craig. Weaverville;
D. \. Hersher, Yolo; n. B. Hall, San Francisco;
J. W. Houston, William Jagan, Courtland Chas.
| York, st. Louis; Jacob Heintz, Sacramento
county; /. Meter, II. Washburn, San Francisco;
]. N. Wright, Honolulu; NJ. Murray, Jackson.
Captain p. H. Desmond. President of the San
! Francisco Typographical Union. who went East
as delegate to the International Union at Pitts
| burg about three months ago. returned yester-
| day morning and remained here TO call upon
friends until the 2:i5 I. train left for the Bay.
After his duties were over at Pttsburg he crossed
the " big pond" to Ireland, where he had good
time including some interesting experiences on
account of mistaken identity. He returns i'll
good health, and satisfied that there is no coun-
try like California.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| J. f. Carnahan, city; o. Harvey, Gait; Henry
| Cowell, San Francisco; W. r. Alberger Los An
geles; Otto Henderson. E. V. Cowel, San Fran
cisco; l.. J. Laehman Z. Clark, New York; II.
Scott sNotfatt II. Newell, San Francisco; II. j.