Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Claus Anderson returned yesterday from
trip to Fresno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Spencer leave
to-day for Arizona, to be gone two or three
months.
Mrs. L. H. Hale left yesterday for an ex-
tensive visit to Oakland, Alameda and Sar
Francisco.
F. Marion Wells came down from Jack
son yesterday. He leaves this morning for
San Francisco.
Mrs. Thomas r. Stephens and Mrs.
James Borland, of Placerville, are visiting
friends in this city.
n. S. Miller and wife, of FL Dorado
county, came down from Biggs yesterday
They leave for their home in Ell Dorado
county to-day.
]. r. Webster, for many years a mer-
chant at Thirteenth and streets, but now
resident OF Ell Dorado county, is visiting
Sacramento.
The following came up from the Bay last
evening: Superintendent ]. B. Wright,
Assistant Superintendent Urquhart, l..
Mebius and wife, w. B. Goodell, Thomas
Fox.
Sidney Dickinson, NJ. A., art critic and
traveller, is to be the guest of the Bric-a-
Brac Club and contribute to its exercises
this evening, at the club reception to be
held at the residence of Joseph Stetfens
A. Guiles and w. D. Fox, two prominent
citizens of La Crosse, Wisconsin, are visit
ing Sacramento, the guests of their old
townsman, Colonel James McNasser. They
spent five weeks in Southern California
but say this section takes the cake"
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Kesler, who have
been enjoying their wedding trip in this
city and on the coast, left last evening for
Boca, their future home, where Mr.. Kessler
| is telegraph operator for the railroad COM
pany. Mrs. Kessler was formerly Miss
Bina Kinkel, of this city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday :
VIM. Spurgeon, Colusa; L. E. Bonham,
Woodland; c. E. Cretes, Iowa; f. NJ. Wells,
III. Saxton, San Francisco: l.. d. Marks
Placerville; J. E. Manlove, Delta; U. S.
| Cothrin, Cothrin's station; j. n Anerth,
Slater, Mo; A. L. Culbertson, Placerville;
Paul Tremblay, Truckee; Lee Ames, Forbes
town.
J. a. Shea and wife of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, are on visit to his uncle,
| Thomas Frazer, at Placerville. Mr.. Shea
Is the principal dealer and shipper of Cali
tornla fruits of all kinds, including oranges,
in Minneapolis, and has completed arrange
ments to handle one hundred and fifty car
loads OF California fruit during the coming
season. They will remain only few
| days.
a Placerville paper SAYS: Jacob Korn,
OF Sacramento, who during the past week
has been guest in this city, attending the
wedding OF his son, was formerly a resi-
dent and business man of this county. He
left in 1858, since which time he had not
seen the county's growth, and when he
arrived last week looked in vain for his
former business location in Diamond
Springs, AID for Webberville. a place of
considerable note when he left He is ia
vorably impressed with the present out
look of the county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: William H. Hall, San Francisco:
ID. w. Singwell Kansas City, Mo-; Miss NJ
A. Langwill, Philadelphia; J. P. Gribben.
wife and child, st. Paul; w. A. Mathews,
Oakland; E. S. Ward, Chicago; S. H. Nor
gan, Gridley; S. A. Shipper, Stockton;
Mrs. }. w. Cane, Nevada; J. w. MCGEE,
Chicago; Jesse d. Carr, Salinas; A. Charat,
Seattle, W. T.; Mrs. L. Stilwell and chill
dren, New York; B. Street, S. Parkard, De
| catur; Mrs. Ellen Van Fleet, Miss Maud
Van Fleet, Mrs. M. NJ. Van Fleet and three
children, Iowa City; F. A. Thompson, A.
M. Amer, E. J. Emerton, S. Hollub, D. G.
Waldron and wife, San Francisco w. a.
Johnston, +. E. Hollister, CORTLAND