Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
DR.. Il. Latham. of Oakland is in the c

DR.. II. Latham, of Oakland, is in the city.
Samuel Gerson is back from a brief visit to
! San Francisco.
Rev. H. J. Becker, of Ohio, is visiting sacra-
mento, his former home.
Mrs. R. B. Campbell, of Marion, Ia, is visiting
her father, DR.. A. B. Nixon.
Mrs. Mary Kaseburg is in New York. but will
| be home before the holidays.
T. ]. Mcfarland, of the Folsom Telegraph, re-
| turned to Folsom last evening.
| Charles 81. Eldred and family have removed
| to Oakland their future home.
| Colonel Tobin, Labor Commissioner, passed
| through last night for Truekee.
Deputy County Clerk Scott who has been seri-
| ously ILL., is able to be on the streets.
Charles Sellinger, Jr., returned last evening
| from two weeks visit at the bay.
Register Hetzel, of the United States Land
Office, has returned from the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Coyle (nee Doyle) have
| returned from their two weeks wedding tour.
Captain Thomas B. Hall and wife Will visit all
the principal Eastern cities before they return.
E. F. Aiken left Denver, Col. yesterday morn
ing for home. He will arrive here Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. o. A. Hale of San Jose, who has been on
a visit here to Mrs. E. W. Hale, has returned to
the former place.
Executive Secretary Douglass, who has been
confined to his bed with typhoid fever is re-
ported out OF danger.
DR.. H. w. Hardness, President of the Calitor-
mia Academy of Sciences, was up from san
Francisco yesterday.
Clinton L. White and family, who have been
for the past two months visiting relatives in
Illinois and Iowa, returned yesterday morning.
J. W. Wilson and daughter Ida, who were in
Washington during the Conclaye, are visiting
relatives at Muncie, Ind Mr.. Wilson's old
home. They will return in about month.
n IT C1ipnuoiuUs xuhO haS haan pon fined m hic
home by Illness is improving. Deputy Superin-
tendent ellis of the Sacramento and Placervile
Railroad has had charge of the duties of Mr..
Cummings office during the latters sickness.
James Hermann, of San Francisco, was
passenger on last nights overland train 10 meet,
at Truckee, his wife, 10 whom he was married
at Washington, d. c., about three months ago.
Mrs. Hermann is the daughter of the late Col
onel Cooper, U. S. A.
Governor Waterman arrived in San Francisco
yesterday after protrac' ed visit to the southern
part of the State. On the LIST of November the
Governors family. who have been living st
Oakland, viii remove to this city for the re-
mainder of the Governors term.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Miss Emma Bowe. Tifin; q. Oppenheimer, NJ.
Slcincman, G. NJ. Franks, New York; J. g. Gar
rison, Forest Hull: J. N. Droste, st. Louis; R. J.
Prince, New York; VIM. B. Martin, Cleveland:
W. J. Rawling, Reno; W. B. Sargent, New York;
A. w. Green, Chicago; C. Gordon, Lowell: f. G.
belong, Noyato; ]. r. Mackey, Marysville H.
Rosenthal, r. B. Emerson, Is. Goodiriend, SAP
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Miss
May 0stram, Miss hose Ostram, Yuba City; L.
Mativia, Roseville; D. H ellis, Redding; Al.
Brown, Truckee; w. ]. Emmrich, New York;
j. c. McCarty, Winters; Chas. Worbel, St. Louis:
Miss Maggie Campbell, Woodland; Edward
Christy, Folsom: ]. r. Snead, Dixon; NJ Z. Bar
nett, city; Geo. W. Austen Applegate; J. A. Car
rold, San Francisco; L. E. Barnett, Rafell Otus.
Les Angeles; C. c. Perkins, Perkins; Mrs. Gar
dener and son, San Francisco; NJ. Moodey, Geo.
wv. Smith. oakland: a. j. Senner. Alaska.