Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-29
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Thomas Reid, of lone, is in the city.

Thomas Reid, of lone, is in the city.
Miss Matte Bates is visiting friends at Gait
J. J. OConnor came up from the Bay yester-
day.
L. E. C. Jordan is spending few days at the
Bay.
DR.. Foote and U. S. Gregory, of lone, are in
town.
Frank H circuit has gone East for several
months visit
Miss r. Canady, of CORTLAND, is visiting
friends at the Bay.
Miss Nellie Spargo has returned from visit to
friends in Folsom.
Mrs R. J. Van VOORHEES, and daughter are
visiting Placerville.
W. r. Ellis, editor of the Woodland Mail was
In the city yesterday.
S. Prentiss Smith left Saturday evening for q
months visit to the East.
Mrs. f. T Burke has returned from San Fran
cisco much improved in health.
A. Caminetti came down from Nevada City
yesterday, en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs. j. Newman and Miss Maggie Bagley, OF
lone, are visiting friends in this city.
4on; John Eagon, of Jackson, Republican
candidate for Congress, is i'll tie city.
Miss Ella Judge, of Rancho del Paso is visit
ing Miss Maggie McGrath at Marysville.
W. W. Brownell and wife and Lou Beauchamp
and wife, of Woodland, are visiting San Jose.
Miss Ida Pierce, who has been stoppihg in
Sacramento for several months has returned TO
her home at Gait.
Miss ellie Winchell, who has been visiting
friends in this city and lone. has returned to
her home at Placerville
Miss Sadie NJ Dickie, who has been spending
the past three months as the guest of Mrs. F. W
Peters Jr., nee CampbelD has returned to Sacra-
mento.
A birthday party was giqen to George b. Cur
tiss the residence of his parents lO55 | street
evening Amnnr hnc
were the Misses Ivy Shuler, carrie Marx ewitz
Lulu Wassmann, Gertie Lotthammer Mabel
Bouchers lille Gafford, Edna Inaham, also
Charlie Ingham, Charlie Jones, George Ander-
son, Willie Shuler, Ruby Shuler, Charlie Wood
burn, Sidney WOODBURY., BERTHE Glover Harry
Glover and others. After two or three hours OF
taking of fine lunch, the young folks departed
for their homes, wishing Mas or George many
returns of the happy day.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
J; James and wife, Miss Wolf, Miss Ball, Winters
II. G. P Merritt Mrs p r. Lougenour Miss
BERTHE Lougecouf Miss Lucy Louge nour Wood
land; NJ Biggs Bggs; j. E. Sparks, Louis
Moore, Ada Moore, Lincoln: j. Z. Manlove,
John B. Cash, City: A. Caminetti, jackson;
Chas. Wescott, Del Monte; John Younger, Sa,
lima &c K Smith and wife, Biggs; E. V. spen-
Allan Kelly, San FrAnci, co; John l.. Stohl, City;
s. K. Barnes City; L. 5. Gregory lone; s. F.
shannon 1an Francisco; NJ Digs, Woodland;
). +. Hlnk Woodland = +. Prentlss, Woodland
j. G. Crutcher, Woodland; Master Freddie Hink,
Woodland; A. Blow, Woodland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
f. A. Fletcher, Washington; G. f. Dayton Chi
c go; Grant V Smith, st. Louis; Mrs o. X Hop
kins, Miss L. Founder, Oakland; John j.
Smythe Colorado; Sam. S. Greene, Hotel Ga
zette: Mrs c. Allen, Mary E. Alien, Denver;
Mrs. f. j. Todd, Bingham pton: c. Fish, Califor-
mia; W. H. Garrison. Edward c Mix New York;
George Hark, Carson; Charles Cayelle, London;
K. L. hampton, Phil Knell, Harry Thoman Ed
Hennessey Charles Pendegast, William Hullen,
John Thompson, Grant Marden, George Hoag,
William Kean, A. Hyman, Woodland Baseball
Calder. Blacks; DR. Foote, lone; W. B. Babbe
and wife, Portland Louis Wenname. f. Eager
and wi e, j. NJ. Wright w. Sidney Smith, Jacob
Hoehn. DR.. Hitler, G. F. Gordon, San Francisco.