Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge ]. W. Armstrong has gone to Los
Angeles.
Judge E. V. Spencer. of susanville, is in
the city.
Mrs G. L. King, of this city, is visiting
friends in College City.
F. +. Chase and VIM. Hood came down
from LOOMS yesterday.
Charles Addington and wife, of Auburn,
were IN the city yesterday.
l. Danielwitz, Deputy State Treasurer, re-
turned from the Bay yesterday.
Ex-senator Jacob Neff, of Placer county,
paid visit to the city yesterday,
Albert Gallatin was in the city on Sun
day, and returned to San Francisco yes
terday.
Mrs, D. DeBernardi, of San Francisco,
IS visiting Sacramento, the guest of Mrs.
James CARROLL.
Mrs. J. FL. McBurney has returned from
six weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Hesley,
of San Francisco
j. A. Fillmore, General Superintendent
OF the Southern Pacific Company, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Ca!lie c. Vivian has accepted po-
sition as teacher in one of the departments
of the Los Angeles public schools.
Miss NJ. Snead. of Dixon, and Miss Doug
| lass, of San Francisco, are visiting Sacra-
mento, the guests of Mrs A. c. Tufts.
Hon. John w. Fullweiler, of Auburn,
was in town yesterday attending to bust
ness in the United States Land Office
Miss Fannie Lyman, who has been visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Stein, of this CITY.
leaves for her home in San Francisco to-
day.
Mayor L. U, Shippee, of Stockton, passed
| through yesterday on his way home from a
trip to Butte county, where he is interested
in lands.
Rev. w. C. Merrill went to Oakland yes
| terday morning to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Theological Semin-
airy, of which he is a Trustee
e. Kemen, formerly of Sacramento, and
now engaged in commission business at
San Francisco and in Central America, is
spending two or three days in this city.
Hon c. T. Ryland, the well-known
banker OF San Jose, passed through this
city yesterday morning on his way East.
He expects to be delegate to the National
| Democratic Convention.
General ]. F. Shepherd, of Lathrop,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way TO Nevada on business. He was
elected delegate to the Democratic State
| Convention at Los Angeles, but sent sub
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Mead and daugh
ter Gertie, of Norwalk, Ohio, and Mrs.
Mead and daughter Edith, of Michigan,
who have been visiting with Mrs. H. Mer-
win for several months past, have returned
10 the East.
E: G. Bowling and wife, of Ypsilanti,
Michigan, are visiting Sacramento, the
guests of L. Bell, an old-time school-mate.
Mr.. Bowling is a large manufacturer of
stays for ladies' dresses. He has a manu-
factory at Ypsilanti and another in Canada.
and talks OF establishing one on this coast.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. Morris, city; l. Danielwitz and wife,
San Francisco; +. f. Chase, w. Hood,
Truckoe; J. Madden, Alturas; J. L. Tur-
ner, San Francisco; E. V. Spencer, Susan
vile; j. B. Patterson, Lincoln; T. A.
Stevens, Amos Stevens, Colfax; J. B. Rus
sell, VIM. McLennan. Forest Hill; John
| Whitefield, Butcher Ranch II. Wilcoxson,
Carrollton, No; l. D. Kean, Biggs; Paul
Trembley, Reno; H. T. Higgins, Clarks-
burg; Dwight Holiister, CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: N. Newburger, J. A. Howard
New York T. W. Breckenridge, MERGED :;
NJ. '. Sparks Oakland Il. Gandelfinger,
San Francisco; DR.. T. IL. Morris, Suisun :
| Lee Jacobs c. H. kaufman, J. Phillips.
San Francisco l. G. Perkins and wife, c.
Z. Perkins, Louis Stevens and wife, Gales
burg Ill; j. F. Boiler, Tulare; P. Power.
Ihos: +. Burke, Livermore VIM. G..
Murdoch and wife, Willows Martin
Frank, Chas. J. Hirsch, Arthur s. Whit
ney,, San Francisco Charles Dickens
London, Eng; Miss Kate ODonnell, Mrs
A. Z. Hinckley, Napa City VIM. II. Sher-
man and wife, Miss Ida Sherman, Miss
Mary a. Leavitt, Cambridge, MATS; H. A.
Beal and wife, Pashesbury, Pa; Mrs.
Richard Hayes, Miss E. NJ Bvers Miss S.
Pennock, Pittsburg Tom C. Faust, Balti-
more J. S. Sanford, Edmund Laseszky,
F: NJ. French, San Francisco; A. G.
Bierce, Auburn.