The record-union., 1891-08-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Justice Brown of Dixon is on a visit to
this city.
Wilbur T. George is home from Bart
lett Springs.
Mrs. ]. III. Sullivan is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
x-Attorney-General 10 Hamilton is
down from Auburn.
Miss Bell Frost of Oroville is visiting
Miss Hattie Hembree.
Miss Ida Miller is visiting friends at
Benicia, her birthplace.
Miss Genevieve Henry has returned
from visit to Colusa County.
Mrs. a. M. Cornell has gone on a two
weeks visit to Mrs. Ike Hinkle of Fol-
som.
Charles Farren of the Bee is rusticat-
ing in the Shasta wilds, armed with his
kodak.
Miss Mae Terry left for Weaverville
to-day to visit Miss Georgia Hupp for q
month.
Mrs. J. T. Moody of Truckee has gone
TO New York, accompanied by Mrs. d.
B. Towner.
William H. Mills and family have re-
turned TO their San Francisco home from
Santa Cruz.
P. Sheedy, an old-time Sacramentan,
now living at Carlin, New, is visiting his
friends here.
Colonel c. H. Hubbard and Major W.
a. Gett leave for Camp Murray, Santa
Cruz, to-day.
William Rider has gone on camping
trip to Deer Park, El Dorado County,
with his family.
George Hicks Of the Savings Union
Bank Of San Francisco is visiting his
father in this city.
Miss Laura Clark of this city is the
guest Of Mrs. Clarke W. Crocker at Idle
wild, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. r. Lusk of San Francisco is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Hotchkiss Of this city.
Miss Lottie 2. Wilsey of the Recorders
! ofhce has gone on a three-weekS' visit to
Reno and Lake Tahoe.
| Hon. S. NJ. White of Los Angeles and
NJ. +. Hubbard and J. IL. Scott of this
city are at Lake Tahoe.
| G. II. Stephens, wife and daughter have
returned from Camp Shasta after very
| pleasant and beneficial trip.
! Mrs. w. j. Burns of this city is visit
ing Truckee and surrounding lakes, the
! guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. w. O'Nein.
| j. ]. Nagele and wife have gone to
Monterey, where they will stay a week
and then go to Bartlett Springs for a
| month.
! Mrs. w. S. Leake, Mrs NJ e. Barrett,
Mrs. J. J. Spieker, Miss Genevieve Green
and Miss Mamie Barrett left for Pacific
| Grove yesterday.
! John s. Miller, the veteran gauger, is
| looking after Uncle Saln's interests in
that line for Lieutenant Maydwell, during
the Iatter's absence at the soldiers camp
Lawrence t. English, an old-time Sac
4 - n lnN lfnr hrnt
! chant of Mobile, Ala, is in the city look
| ing up his old friends. He has been
away from here since 1864.
| a bevy of pretty school ma'ams from
! Sacramento are camping at DOnner Lake
| The party consists of Misses Lizzie
o. O'Brien, Emma Dougherty, Dora Davis.
Henrietta Androit and Lille Croweu.
! The Midget Yacht Club members went
up the river on Sunday, where several
lmpromptu boat races were had. Those
! who went on the trip were: John Phil
! lips, j. II. Darlington, w. G. Curl, II. w.
/ Lee, Claud Curl, Ed Darlington, Will
| Dormor, Mrs. Darlington, Mrs. Curl,
Mrs. GOlding, Mrs. Lee and the Misses
| Lee and Curl.
! Miss Matte Aspden returned yester-
day to her home in San Francisco after a
| two-weeks, visit to friends in this city.
Miss Aspden is former Sacramento giHl,
and her OLD friends are glad TO know that
she is improving greatly in her music
and gives promise of becoming a fine
violinist, and although young in years
she already handles the bow with the
| skill Of an experienced artist.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: L. Madorblit, Miss Dubois, F.
Hassamek, CINCINNATI; Gus Kohn, D.
Young, ]. 4. Shepard, New York; Jas.
| Durham, Chicago; L. C. Morehouse,
| San LeandrO; j. S. Swan, A. j. Tor
| res, w. II. Pike, E. Mohrig, San
Francisco; w. Hamilton. Auburn; J.
w. Merrill and wife, Mrs. J. viii.
Merrill, Kansas City; a. B. Tryon, Gil
II. Clark, NJ. Istein and wife, New York:
j. A. Hebron. Salinas; BENZ. Lauer, Al
turas; j. j. Mccormick, Chfchuachua.