Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

w. NJ Campbell of Orovllle, made a flying
visit to this city yesterday.
Mrs. Fred. T. Burke has gone to the springs, to
be absent about two weeks.
Miss Aida Lewis has returned from a several
weeks outing in the foothills.
Mrs. J. C. Cotton and child left yesterday for
a visit TO friends in Akron, Ohio.
Miss Pearl Goode left yesterday for Allen
Springs, to be absent about a month.
Rev. DR.. Karl Taubner has returned from
Santa Cruz greatly improved in health.
Adam Smith. Past Great Incohonee, of San
Francisco passed through our city yesterday.
F. Kummerfeldt has returned home from a
six weeks visit to Bartlett Springs and vicinity.
L. s. Taylor and wife leave this morning for
visit of some weeks to San Francisco and the
coast.
Marion Wilson. Chief Deputy, Tax Collectors
Office, San Francisco, arrived in the city last
evening on visit to friends.
j j. Nagele the genial, fat and whole-soued
resident of this city, returned home yesterday,
and extended the freedom of the city to the
visiting Red Men and Druids
Mrs Hoffman, Miss May wilson, Mr and Mrs
Charles Wilson and Mrs. p T. January left this
morning for two weeks camping trip to
Salmon Springs, Napa county.
Mrs 6. W. Hill. agent and operator at Rose-
vile, left August 9th for Lake Tahoe and vi
einity. Her son, Forrest will accompany her.
W. W. Coleman, of Cisco, wi act as agent and
operator during her absence.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Rob-
ert M. Dunlap. Galesburg, Ill; c. r. Mekis,
willows; u. A. ostrum, Reeds Station; Richard
White, Oakland; Susan L. Williams. Richland;
Dewitt Hollister. Courtland; w. K. Browneil,
wife and son, G. X. Lowe and wife. T. 2. Magee,
Woodland; l.. W. Valentine and wife. Red Bluff.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
George Thompson and wife. c. w. Kerehuer, w
S. Keyes, L. Euphrat, J. Fioersheim, d. W. Park
heerst, Max Abrahalns, T. II. Howell Z. B.
Ryan, H. C. Hyde, A. N: wenem, San Francisco;
Barnhardt and wife, Cleveland; G. Z. Dayton
J. r. Whater. Chicago; j. T. Bergman, g.
Tn mpson, Grass Valley; Frank Steeth, Phila-
delphia-
ciai Club met at the residence of Miss Nettie
Cantrell During the evening the following
programme was rendered: Piano solo. VIM.
Kellogg: reading, Edwin olney; reading,
Chauncy Conn; debate, subject, " Is 1t more in
furious for q boy to use tobacco than for girl
| 10 use paint and powderY The debsters were
Nettie Cantrell. VIM. Larkin and John Hill
| house in the affirmative. and Warren Floberg,
and Stephen Hopkins in the negative.
| Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
/ A. w. Stewart. Mr. Richards and wife, c. v.
Talnadge, Courtiand: II. Pecarty. Nevada City;
| J. W. MARITIME, city: John Schofeld, Florin; W.
| H. Murray, A Mills. San Francisco: Mrs Byne,
| Walnut Grove; Hattie Sweet and girl Michigan
! Bar. James Woods. Buckeye: w. A. Briggs,
| Nicolaus: Edward Christy. Mrs George G. Roll
| Ter, Folsom: J. staekpole, l. Gorske. FL Dorado
/ County: Jean Pollock, Frank Pierson, Cosum-
mes; Thomas ]. Killebrew, ii. E. Stanton, VIII
| lows; Mrs NJ. +. Caldwell, Chico; John Dench,
Plaeerviiie: Walker Campbell, Elmira Z. d.
Shaw, Vacaville: H. S. Hill, Elk Grove; B. F.
Biggers, Willows.
AK BILLY.-Ax Billy is the name of a
new grocery opened on street. AK Billy
has many bargains for you. AK Billy will
! sell yon good 50-cent tea at % cents pei
! pound-because we give no presents. VIZ
| have huge 10 cent counter on wnich yor
can find many things costing from Is to ,;
cents at other places. Please call and b,
convinced that it pays to Ak Billy. 9l6
street, opposite the Plaza.