Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Charles I. Norton, of Peidras Negras Mexico,
| is visiting sacramento.
| Mrs. Dr. Mealand and daughters are enioying
| the cool breezes of Blue Canyon.
Under Sheriff B. n. Bugbey returned yester-
| day from short visit to Shasta.
| Professor P. d. Smith, of Grizzly Flat FL
| Dorado county, was in the city Saturday
| The Rev. DR.. Taubner leaves to-day for Santa
| Cruz, and will be absent about four weeks.
], ID. Tate left Saturday morning for visit to
| Lake Tahoe, Soda springs, and other pleasure
resorts, to be absent about month.
F. a Neider of Cincinnati, who has been Wis
| iting the coast for the pasG three months is in
| the city.
H. Weinstock, who has been representing the
California Fruit Union in Chicago for some
weeks, returned on Saturday.
Mrs Blakeney and her daughter May, who
has been attending the Conservatory of Music in
| Boston, returned home Saturday.
| Mrs. NJ. E. Palmer and daughter Grace re-
turned on Saturday from a three months visit
among old friends in salem, Turner Station and
Mehama, Oregon.
John H. Finlay, for a long time associated
| with leading wholesale houses in Sacramento,
has returned from the East, after years
absence. and will once more make his head
quarters here and hereabouts.
| Ex-Lieutenant Governor Daggett was in the
| city yesterday, ana was one of the visitors to
| Governor Waterman. He had Just returned
| from visit TO his mining property on the
Georgetown Divide, in El Dorado county
Misses Pauline and Sophie Eilers start for San
| Francisco this morn ng for q visit OF two weeks
] The former, who is one of the city teachers
| will attend the sessions of the National Teach
ers' Association. of which she is a member
Peter Flaherty, william Mott, Ed. sheehan
and Jack Zetenger left early. yesterday morn
| ing for Wrght's Lake, on the headwaters O,
| Silver creek, in FL Dorado county. They had a
| two-horse wagon and complete camping outfit
| Their stay will depeud upon how long their
| supply of snake-bite antidoIe holds out
| A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C,
| Goode, Mr. and Mrs r. W. Riyett and child and
| +. S. Oliver started Saturday evening on camp
ing trip, intending to go TO Mendocino county tc
| be gone about two weeks. 1t Is understood
that arrangements have been made with W. r
Knights q 10. to supply them with bear and deel
| hides for the season.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
don; F. Mulh, Gilroy; s. &. Au d, Dixon; James
, Gilbert, Frteport; James Graham. ELK Grove
]. J. Campbell, Galt Thomas Reed, lone; Mrs
Ralph Miller. MISS Hattie Richards. W II
A. T. Allender, Isleton; C. r. Fiizsimmons
Buena Vista; o. I. Brown. Minden, Neb.; j. H
Gregory, Penryn: 5. Garibalda, Moore's Station
| n. Reynolds, Bloomingdale, Ind.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterds sy
Mrs Jas IRWIN: San Francisco; T. J. Byrne, Lo
| Angeles; B. +. Thomas. Boston; H.. W. Goode
Pittsburg; David n. Brown, J. J. Serivener
Carson, New: A. G. Kennedy and wife Mime
apolis; Geo. W. scheIl, Los Angeles; A. Boishe
| and wife. Eureka; Miss Rahn Miss Dreytus
Woodland; +. .. Harvey, n y; VIM. Ireland
Jr., San Francisco; Ed. C. Humphreys, city
Geo W. Pond, 4, Fl: Hubbard, C J Jones. Sal
Francisco: Geo, W. Railton, .. S. Flint, city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
! d. Edward, Blue Canyon; Mrs. NJ L. Bruner
Leadville, New; 1. ]. Prout. Mrs z Choninard
Mrs Prir er, Willows; H. p Merritt. Woodland
J. G. MullizaD, Collsa J. r. Koch and wife
San Jose; +. II. Holmes Ashland, Oregon: ,
I. Davis, Oakland: Mrs. Cy Mulkey, Maste
Cy Mulkey, yada; Z. F. Gray, Mss e /
Gay, California. Mo-; Chas. 7. Norton, MexfcC
c. r. Wiekes, Willows; Mrs. P atwood Ws
tertowu, CT Mrs. E. Laton and child. Oakland