Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Gus Elkus is visiting at the Bay.
Louis Goldstein is back from LiYermore.
Auguste Svenssen has returned from Bartlett
Springs.
Miss Alice Hassett is visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Mrs. J. Lang and daughter have gone to Santa
Cruz for month.
Mrs. Alice Young aud children have gone to
visit relatives in Nevada,
Miss Lizzie Adams OF this city, Is visiting the
Misses Snead, OF Dixon.
H. L Fisher, editor of the Vaca Valley Eater
prise, was here yesterday.
Miss Florence Lafferty, of this city, has gone
to Oakland for a short visit.
Deputy Sheriff Dan. Fitzpatrick, of solano
county was in the city yesterday.
Chief of Police Lee is taking afternoon siestas
in the mountains about the Summit
Miss NTaud Gilstrap, of this city, will leave
to day for Oakland, for an indefinite stay.
C. NJ. Head, a member of the YOlo county
Board of Education, was i'll town yesterday.
Mrs. E B. Pu;nell, of the High School, left
last evening for visit to friends in the East.
Miss Flora Carroll has returned from her visit
to her sister, Mrs o. Alexander, at Monterey.
Mrs, :. Gregory and granddaughter, Sophie
Comstock, have gone 70 Pacific Grove for q
month
| A. F. Kercheval, of Los Angeles and Howard
Kercheval, of Grand Island, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs j. A. DeviIbiss and daughter Mary, of
Winters, were among the arrivals in the city
| yesterday.
Herbert o. Tozer and Ezra Pearson are en-
route to Santa Cruz by buggy. accompanied by
| Charles B. Pearson on his bicycle.
]. D. Young, State Printer aud his family,
returned yesterday from their three weeks
| outing in the Big Meadows of Plumas county.
They found the fishing aud hunting as good as
| usual, and consequently enjoyed themselves.
! Mrs D. Barnes and two daughters, accom-
panied by Mrs. Folly Lewis, all of oshkosh,
| Wis, have arrived here, and are the guests for
| the remainder of the summer of C. Clinch and
wife. Mrs. Barnes is sister of Mrs. Cinch.
| Walter C. Weldon returned yesterday from n
weeks visit to Los Angeles and other southern
| counties. He says the heat down there has en-
very severe. When he left Orange county, on
Friday, the mercury was up to 10 in the shade.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Ho.el yesterday
D. Brauer, J. Altrum, Chicago; f. c. Bailey,
New York: W. B. Jenkins, Boston; A. NJ. wer-
| nur, Oakland: NJ Summerfield, Willows; JOS.
Weissheim, Grass Valley; Leo Sehelan, St. outs:
| Geo ?. Brown, l. C. Woodward, New York;
Mrs G. Fl. Murray, Tucson; E. II. Lyon, a. RoS-
enblume, SAN Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: f. L.
| Bacon, Rocklin; Y. A. Collahau, Nicolaus; Mrs.
/ Winter, Miss Winter, San Francisco; T. p. Rob
inson, n. o'Neil, Charles Dooey. 5. w. Ha-die,
| D. W. Long, N. Dolly, James Mcdonald, j. A,
Wilson, William Ferrin, John Hays ]. Baltz,
| Oak land; w. G. Latta, Miss E L. Gray, Stock.
| ton; Mrs. B. King, San Francisco.
This evening five youug men-George Chad
| derdon, George Cosby, Edward DE- win, iward
Linn and Edgar Sfeehan-leave on the late
| overland train on camping trip OF couple OF
| weeks. They go by train 10 the Summit, and
| thence by sage to Soda Springs in which vi
cinlty they will camp. Fishing, hunting etc,
/ viii be in order until the novelty wears Off and
the young gentlemen can no longer withstand
natures demand for a square meal.