Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

r. 81. G, cen was down from orusiae yester.
day.
! day. 'N''e''
| S. P. Dunn, OF Chico, wasiu the CITY yester.
| day.
Mrs. earle and laughter are VISITING in san
| Jose
L. d, Hosaridge, of II DORADO, has removed to
Folsom.
J. J. Maggie returned from Bartlett Springs
Yesterday.
NJ ISIS Edith Noses. Of WoNdlarst, has been us
Nh s Mary Allen, OF San Francisco, is visiting
friep,t Is in the city.
Mis-, Ollie Smith. of San Francspco. is on >.
visit tt Sacramento friends
Miss Olive Slayback, of Folsom, was visiting.
friends at Sacramento this week.
j. l. louise and wife have returned 10 Fol-.
som iron their FL Dorado county trip.
Laurst and Ruby Cooper we've rendered a sur-
prise Paa Y at their home on Thursday evening
Mrs. Il f. Munford OF this city, was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. i. F. Bates, OF Folsom,
during ~ g week.
Albert Becker, foreman at the railroad
machine shop, leaves tomorrow eYcning
for the Z y Tor six weeks.
Captain n. II. wullf, of Napa, was in Folsom
last week. accompanied by his wife. the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Lawson.
Mrs Il " Hood, sister of r. d. Stephens who
has been visiting in the East for the last eight
months, .'ernrNed last evening.
Ed. Chlisty, who has beer in Auburn for sew
eral weeks, lntke hope ofimproying his health,
has return ed 10 FOLSOM greatly benefited.
Mrs. J. L RoSerts and Miss Katharine Henley.
after an al jsenee of a year and half III Can
ada and tn EaSsy are visiting in Sacramento.
Otto W. NoacE, Manager of the Hussar Band.
and his you ng b7ide were sersnaded at his resi-
dence at the conclusion of tb9'concert on Fri
day evening.
George Cooper ard wife, and Mrs Leo Mark
ham, their daughter, left by She Oregon ex-.
press Friday night, IN route East, whence they
Will sail Tor Scotland, there TO reside in the fu-
ture.
The Rev. John F. Tsu Herrlich has taken up
his residence at the Luu House, corner Of
Seventh and Streets but will be atthe yestrv-
room OF St. Pauls Church from l:SILo 80 every
afternoon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
G: P. Riley, New Ior1- II. c. Callahan, VIM
P paFb n;, Mayhem FI L. sSaIoss New York w.
ntngs, Boston; S. z. uner, New FORK; S. p.
Dunn, Chico; c. F. Kretchner, Chicago; C. Il.
p v. Berkey, ,Colusa: }. NJ. walling aud wife,
Nevada City; j. A. Moslton, San Jose; y. S.
Hilbey Philadelphia; G II. Merrill G. W.
Elder, L. H. Long, San Francisco
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: G..
8. Graham, H. S. Powers, Auburn; J. NJ.
Stephens, Franklin; II. P. Merritt, Woodland:
S. r. Mcdonald, Philadelphia Mrs. ]. A, Dow
ney, San Francisco; Miss Amanda Austin, Sac
ramento; D. II. Gillis, L. Mativia, Summisy Mrs
J. B. Greene, George b. Greene, wife and son,
CORTLAND; J. C. Ball. w. NJ. Coward, Woodland;
n. c. Hawks. San Francisco; T. z. Robinson
n. O'Neill, Charles Dooley; S.W. Hardie W. e.
Coughlan, W. p. Wehrle, g. f. Stallings w.
Smalley, James Mcdonald, d. w. Long, V. Dali
ley, Al. Havens Oakland.
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed on Friday
by number of little friends of Duncan Nc
Kinnon at the residence of his parents,
1918 laIs0! street, it being the fourth ami,
other amusements were INDUCED in, fol-
lowed by least of good things. Duncan was
named children were present: Clarence Grit
fths, Hattie Miller, Mamie Miller, Johnnie
Miller, Mabel SHELTON, Pearl Jost, Ralph Jost,
Mable Jost, Percy Alderman, Colonel Briers
Retta Castle, Hugh Castle, Joe Kiefer, Maud
Blue and Harold Riyett.