Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.

VIM. B. Hunt. of San Francisco is in town.
John II. burst ofWheatland, is in the city.
Cruz.
Cruz.
the city.
I. W. Eilers and wife have returned from
Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. ID. $. Hyams and son have gone TO Har-
bin Springs for a few weeks
j. W. Wilson and wife went yesterday 70 Santa
Cruz to be absent two weeks
Deputy State Treasurer DanielwitZ has re-
turned from his trip to the Bay
Mr.. and Mrs James |. Felter and Miss Alice
telter are trolling for trout at Tahoe
Hon (. A; Davis, of Marysville. and n A.
hlueout, oil the same place. are in the city.
Mrs. VIM. Johnston and daughter. of Rich
land, went to Monterey yesterday for a month
Frank Fleming. formerly of this city, but now
day.
G. W. Chesley went to the Summit yesterday
70 JON MIS- Chesley, who has been there fo-
| some weeks past.
Hon. C. C. Wright, author of the celebrated
Wrights irrigation bill is in the city He re-
ports an increasing prosperity in Stanislaus
county.
Misses Callie aud Flora Vivian and Miss Lolo
| Hart, slsters-ln-law and sister of f. c. Hart ar
rived in Sacramento yesterday fr NJ San Fran
| cisco. where they were in attendance upon the
| Educational Convention.
| J. S. Williams. Deputy Clerk of the Supreme
Court, accompanied by his wife, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday. They Will make this their
home. J. J. PaulselI, who has had charge of
| the Sacramento office, goes to the Bay, while
Mr. Williams assumes the duties here
Mrs. James Patterson and two daughters, Mrs
G: ". Mckay, Thomas Patterson and E. d.
WoodsOn, all of Sacramento and A. II Real
VIE and children, OF Rocklin, are in camp
| near Cisco. The third day in camp the young
men were successful in hunting and brought
| in fine deer.
DR.. Morgan, Principal of the Rhode Island
Stale Normal School, Was visitor at the State
| Capitol yesterday. The Governor was poking
fun at the small area of the little State, saying
| that some of OUR counties are very much lar er
That's trIe," replied DR.. Morgan but we
| have many United states Senators as YOU
! have, twice as many capitols, and more Provi-
| dence than any other state in the tnon
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| r. c. Coberly, g. w. Wallace, H Newell G. W.
| Cross, John Wolf, ST II Francisco: Chas. l. Burn
ham and wife, Topeka; c. C. Wright, Modesto:
| Will. II. Hooper, Frauk Hollister, Courtland;
] p. IL. Schoemaker, Concord; Miss Meva Wilson,
| 1ulare; Tom Anderson, Chicago W. H. H. Sa-
| bin, New York; P. II. byde and wife, Santa
| Rosa; Q. &. Woods, San Francisco; Ms. A. c..
| Lock, Raymond; Vim. Johnston Courtland.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
| 7. J. Freeman Roeklin; J. G. MARITIME, city; {.
| Lovgran Colusa; W. J. Watkins Kirkwood; e.
| Rother. san Francisco: RObt. Born, John Jen-
| kins. Florin; G. Pavolini, F. Williams, Martinez:
| W. I. Everson and wife, Florence Duffy, Jennie
! Graham, Chas. V. Graham. Elk Grove: d. T.
| Higgins, Los Angeles; Peter Hanson, Isleton:
| Ihos Tavener, A. F. Raymond, Cosumnes Mrs.
Hartman, Anderson; Mrs Wood Woodland; f.
| W. Maslin, Miss Jennie Lyon, city; NJ. Schmidt,
| Houston, Texas; :. ID. Brown Dillen Montana:
| c. L. Burnham and wife, Topeka Kas.