Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| J. C. Stoll is home from his trip to Texas
| J. W. Reeves came up from San Francisco yes.
terday.
P: A. Humbert, of Folsom, was in town yes
| terday.
Grove L. johnson went to San Francisco yes.
| terday afternoon.
F. F. Freeman and wife have returned from a
| visit TO san Francisco.
DR.. Cluness came up from San Francisco on
! the late train last night.
Albert Gallatin returned to San Francisco on
| the afternoon train yesterday.
Miss Lottie Stevens left for the Bay yesterday
| afternoon on visit OF a few days.
| Miss Cordie Mcdonald, of Marysville has been
| visiting Miss Julia Wiseman in this CITY.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction,
| Ira 6. Hoitt went to Chico yesterday afternoon.
! Ex-senator Campbell, of Solano county, was
in this city on business at the Capitol yesterday.
| J. J. Campbell, of the Gal Gazette, is in town
| and reports crops as looking fine in his section
of the county.
Miss Minnie Carroll, of this city, has been
! visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Spreckels at the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
| James Waters, Assemblyman John Davis, A.
| P. Hall and banker Hollingsworth, solid cti-
| zens of Placer, were in the city yesterday.
Attorney-General Johnson returned from
| Washington, d. c., yesterday, where he has been
| engaged i'll the celebrated Chae Chang Ping
case.
Senator Stanford and wife are en- route from
Washington. After q few weeks stay in San
Francisco they will go on a trip to Alaska, ac-
| compenied by Justice Field ana wife.
| Ira G. Hoitt, Superintendent of Public In
| struction, returned Saturday night from Los
Angeles, where he has been attending the
! Teachers Institute during the past week.
! Ex-state Senator Clay W. Taylor, of Shasta.
passed through the city last night en- route home
; from san Francisco, whittier he had been called
by the serious illness OF MS mother, who is now
1 improving.
Professor W. 6 Monroe, Superintendent of
! Schools of Eureka, New. stopped in Sacramento
a few hours on Sunday with State Superintend-
| ent Hoitt, on his return from the Los Angeles
Teachers Institute.
Professor E Il. Pierce, the newlv-cbosen
| Principal of the Chico State Normal School
came up from Pasadena on Sunday. He
went to Chico yesterday afternoon, TO be pres.
ent at the Joint meeting of the Trustees OF the
| three State Normal Schools tomorrow.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| g. K. Ambal, New York: L. L. Taber Alilwau-
kee; P, A. Humbert, C. d. Carter, Folsom NJ
Bender and wife, New York: f. higgins and
wife, Oakland; G. d. Chaplin, +. V. Hawley and
wife, Miss Grey. Lee Williams, New York; 5. A.
/ Warde and wife, Ohio; c. +. Tilden. G. NJ Hail,
| Auburn: ". II. Ferguson, Hastings: Madam
Rovelis, S. Berstein, W. H Norway, H. S. Gold
! burg, J. B. Nef, Horatio P. Livermore, San
| Francisco.
| E. J. Waddle, J. b. Rodgers and W. X. Fergu-
| son, OF Aurora, Neb. and II. \. Titus, Of Aurora,
| H., arrived in the city yesterday, en- route to
| Seattle and other booming places in Washing
ton Territory. The first three are young gentle
men of means who want to view the many
points OF interest in the great Northwest section
| now so rapidly filing up with Eastern people.
| They have visited santa Cruz. Monterey, San
| Jose, San Francisco and other cities in this
| State, and are charmed with what they have
seen. They will take look about Chico to
morrow and then resume their journey. They
were quite enthusiastic over our climate, but
| said they had very soft winter in Nebraska,
! the mercury not having gone lower than 60 be-
| low zero. This they considered very mild.