Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Ex7Judge c. G. W. French was in town yes.
terday.
J. P. Lawrence, of Norwalk, Ohio, is stopping
in the city.
Miss sallie Mills, of Colusa, is visiting friends
in Woodland
Mrs. Nellie Bloom, of Oakland, is in town on
a visit to friends.
Miss Carrie Burr, of this city, is visiting
friends at Haywards.
J. B. Hume Wells, Fargo & Co.'s detective
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Russell, of this city, is visiting Davisyile
the guest of Mrs. Charles Fellows.
Mrs. w. H. Marden, of Davisville, has re-
turned from visit to San Bernardino.
Mrs. Woodsen, of Stockton, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Tougher, at Marysville.
Fred Becker, a telegraph operator of Ell Paso,
Texas, is visiting relatives in Marysville.
Mrs Campbell of this city, has returned
from weeks visit to Mrs. Fred Craig, of Davis
vile.
Frank Z. Wilcox, General Secretary of The Y.
NJ C. A.. and his family have gone East for a
few weeks visit.
Mrs 7. S. Ewing and Miss Belle Ewing of
Pleasant Grove suffer county, are visiting
friends III Sacramento for few days.
B. R. Crocker who has been confined to his
room for many months, was able to be upon the
streets yesterday He walks with two crutches
and his injured limb, the right leg, is almost
Well It, however is over an inch shorter than
The Pro Quito Literary and Social Club met at
the residence of Mrs Williams, 23l9 II, last
evening. The following programme was rem
dered; instrumental duet, William Larkin
hoiie Lowry; piano solo, William Kellogg; reel
tatlon, May Ionnelly; reading, Edwin Olney
piano solo, Kittle Heyman; reading George
Burnett. After the literary programme re-
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Cothrin, Miss Stephenson,
Mrs. Foye, Mr.. and Mrs. James l. FeIter and
daughters, Mrs. W. Z. Feter and Mr. and Mrs
A A. Van Noorhies and son are among the Sac
ramentans who have been enjoying themselves
at Lake Tahoe. birthday party was recently
given in honor of Hazel Mills, which was par
lcipated in by the Sacramentans and others at
the hotel, ana proved very enjoyable occasion
for the little ones.
;, Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Mrs
u. +. Langenour, Charles Langenour Woodland;
William Hood, Vacaville; Charles F. White,
Redding; +. Frank Chase, Truckee; A. E.
Brown, Ogden; William Gibson. Woodland;
Gonzaley, Rio Vista; Frank L. Day, Los Angeles:
W. W. Smith, Travers: J. B. Hayford Auburn:
l.. W Lukforth, Nevada City; Mrs. Hill, Miss
Katie Digson, Auburn.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
w. S. Bennett, Ed. g. Sproul, Dr. George Nc
uaig, C. A. Speers, H. c. Bush, San Francisco;
Mrs. George W Hall, Miss Ella NJ. Russell, Phil
adelphia;. Miss Carrie Palmer, Boston; A. X.
Munson James A. Shook, Oakland: J. C. Nixon
and wife, Miss Alice Martin, st. Helena; DR.. A.
e. Bruno. Sacrament): NJ. l.. Hayward, Ne
DraSEa: Il. L. futile, Auburn; L. d. Barnhardt
and wife, A. d. Barnhardt, Cleveland.
Linus Weed, an old Sacramentan, who went
East the LIST of June, returned to Sacramento
yesterday. 1t had been thirty-five years since
he had visited his old home in New York He
enjoyed the visit greatly and was amazed at the
vast changes that had taken place since he left
the empire State, but adds that he would not
give California, with its hospitality, warmth of
feeling, liberality and envlable climate for all
the East country. He travelled about consider
ably East and West, and returns convinced that
Harrison and Morton viii be successful in the
November election. He believes the Republican
party will certainly carry New York.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday ::
Richard Allen, W. Ii. Atkins Elk Grove; L. b.
Capps, woodland; 3. L. Castle. Woodland: T.
N Conner, Tom Woods, A. J. Goodman, Cosum-
mes; a. G. Phillips Courtsnd: J. Lewis, Oak
land; Miss Hill, Miss Husler C0urtlaud Cras.
J.. Holt, Mrs NJ. c. Barney aud girl, Narysville;
Kelsey Curtis, Mrs. l.. LewelliEer, Mrs Kate E.
Curtis, K. l. Marshall, Flaceryille; Mrs rogers
and child, Plymouth; John Peter NicolauS; J.
w. Lyle, Franklin: J. G. MARITIME C. w Brad
way Henry Couchman, John Billion W. s.
Cave, a. Myers, city Frank Newton William
@. Lay, Stockton; w. B. Knott. Mokelumne
Hill; P. Trounson, Grass Valley: W c. sheldon,
Costumes; Frank Case, Florin, Levi Painter,
Paintersyille