Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A Comet and daughter Louise leave for the
Bay to-day.
Sheriff Butler, OF Placer county, was in the
city Yesterday.
Lawyer Herrin, of Oroville, paid Sacramento
a visit yesterday.
Frank Miller and c. II. Cummings returned
from the Bay yesterday.
Z. A. Kilday, advance agent of the Haverly
Stategists, is in the city.
B. Frank Smith went East few nights ago, to
make his future home there.
DR.. S. A. Deuel., the Observation-Disclosures OF
Newcastle, was i'll the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright, of Gait, have
returned from their SOjOurn in Santa Cruz.
DR.. 7. B. Eagle and wife, of Folsom are at the
springs, where they will remain several days.
President WicOxson of the State Board of
Equalization has returned from Byron Springs.
Mrs. B. H. Mooney and Miss Johnson, of VIII
lows have concluded their visit to friends in this
city.
Judge J. W. Armstrong and wife went to
Chico yesterday afternoon for visit of day
or two.
Miss Francis Newton, who had been visiting
Miss Fannie Mics, Of Salt, has returned to her
home i'll Lincoln.
Mrs. ]. Guhey and daughter, Maud, of Wash
ington Territory, are in Folsom, The guests of T.
Anderson and wife.
Mrs General Tozer, of this city, has engaged
August and September.
Senator F. A. Jones, of Butte county, came VI
from San Francisco last night, on his way tC
the northern citrus belt.
Mrs. H. H Pitcher and children, of Liver
| more, were the guests of J. H. Burnham and
wife, of Folsom, last week.
Mrs Rebecca Fugitt and daughters, Misses
Helen and Ida, of Galt left for Winters yeSter
| day, where they will reside in the future.
General Superintendent J. A Fillmore. of the
Southern Pacific Company, came up from the
Bay last night, and will remain over here to-
day.
Mrs G. C. McMullin is enjoying a visit from
her mother, Mrs. 7. II. White of San Francisco
and her sister, Mrs. George f. Allen, of Peta
luna.
Frank [. Southack, wife and daughter, came
up from San Francisco last night. Mrs. Southack
will remain for several days on visit to hel
parents.
J. K. McComber and his daughter Matte, and
his niece, Miss Julia Phillips, returned on Tues
day to Folsom from their Eastern trip. He has
been visiting friends in Omaha, Neb.
Fred. II. Harvey having completed his first
years course at the Massachusetts Institute O.
Technology, has returned and is spending his
vacation at his parents home in Gait.
Timothy Hopkins, Treasurer of the Southern
Pacific Company, accompanied by his wife
passed through the city last night by special cal
for the East ern States, where they contem
plate making an extended visit.
The friends of Rev. Father Gualco, who was
recently placed in charge Ofthe Catholic Church
at Chico, have rendered him reception IN that
city, to take place to-day. 1t will be the twenty
first anniversary of his ordination.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
J. Hotfel, city; James Smith, city; John Butler
Auburn; j. W. Duglass, Penryn; W. j. harrin
Oroyille: William Hood. Auburn; J. l.. McFad
den, CORTLAND; w. B. Thorpe, Newcastle.
Colonel Fred Crocker, Vice-President of the
Southern Pacific Company W Z. Brown, one
of the Directors; Henry T. Scott and George
Prescott, of the Union Iron Works; Russell T
Wilson and George Crocker passed through here
last night on the Oregon express, en- route tc
Vancouver, W. T., for a short visit.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday,
Burger Hermann, Roseburgh; George W. HerteS
and wife, oakland; J. NJ. Damron, Los Angeles
| W. F. McCraken, COsumnes; E. A Kilday, Agen
| Haverly Straits; W. K. Inner, New York: GeOrg,
| Marshall and wife, Auburn NJ +. Dilman
Illinois; H q. DemStOn and WIFE Deator J. n
| Beard, Napa; J. NJ. Wright, W. H. Ziegler, d.
! Bernard, San francisco.
There died on the 25th of last month at Solen
Cottage, West Cowes, in the Isle OF Wight, in hi
| thirty-second year, Captain William Hop,
| Markham, eldest son of General Markham O
| East India fame. Deceased was the husband O
| Cleopatra Cooper daughter of George Cooper, o
| this city. 1t was Captain Markham who with
| a company of the Sixtieth Queens Rifles re
| covered the body of the French Prince Imperial
| slain by the Zulus, Captain Markham was al
| terward twice severely wounded in q battl
with the blacks. He stood high in military cir
| cleS in England and Scotland, where he wa
known as brave and gallant officer.