The record-union., 1891-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

J. II. Miller Of Latrobe is in town.
J. II. Maynard Of San Francisco is in
the city.
T. J. Stephenson of Franklin is at the
Capital Hotel.
q. w. Towle, the well-llnown Placer
lumberman, is in the city.
Judge c. \. Post has returned from an
extended visit to Eastern cities.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wood has returned from a
visit 20 San Francisco and San Jose.
Ii. Weinstock and Felix Tracy went to
San Francisco yesterday to get warm
Judge T. b. Pond and wife Of Lakeport
are visiting the family Of Robert Allen.
Miss Edith Cosby has returned from
her visit to Miss Nellie Reavis at Chico.
Colonel John Morton, Secretary at the
San BernardinO Asylum, is visiting Sac
ramentO.
Hon. B. Collins of Chico has gone to
Santa Cruz to join his family, who are
spending the summer there.
w. f. Peterson and wife and Miss
Bryte, who have been travelling in Brit
ish Columbia, have returned.
Judge HolL has gone to his Lassen
County ranch, where he Will spend three
weeks III shooting, fishing and looking
after his livestock.
w. i. Miller of Sacramento has Just
finished a conmOdious tCn-room cot
tage on the water front at Pacific Grove,
and his family are now occupying it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crocker have
closed up their city residence and are now
at their country place, formerly Mrs.
Barroilhets, San MateO, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Carroll of this city
were the guests of Mrs. John Trimble at
san Jose a portion of the past week.
They will SIlpnH mart of tho 1,,t+ = L.,
Hotel del Monte.
Fred Gotobed. the mighty hunter of the
Rancho del Paso, has returned from the
East 1t is reported that Fred heard that
the doves were numerous on the Grant
and We're getting ripe, so he FASTENED
back to be ready for a shoot to-day.
Paymaster John T. Carpenter of the
navy arrived from Washington on Mon
day, and is visiting the family of General
Cosby, the latter being his uncle. He is
under orders to join the AlbatroSS at Mare
Island, whittier he goes to-day, en- route
to the Behring Sea.
Professor Armes of the State University
is making pedestrian tour through the
mountains by way of Bowman's Dam,
! Webber and independence Lakes, True
kee, Donner Lake and Tahoe, perhaps re-
turning home via Placerville. The Pro-
/ fessor is apparently interested in the
| cause Of higher education.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Miss \. S. Brown, Colfax; e. V. How
ard, lone; \. B. Guthrie and wife, city:
Alt Morrell, San Francisco; Reuben
! Clark, Williams; w. II. Ainsworth. San
/ Francisco; w. a, Kerner, Isleton; J. L.
Moseley, Stockton; NJ w. Reilly. city:
j. H. Miller, Latrobe; J. l.. Aldrich,
( Courtland; j. II. Brown, lone Hill: Mrs.
! w. l.. Jepson, Miss May +. Jepson.
] Nacaville; William Haslam. New York:
/ t. J. Stephenson, Franklin; j. l.. Chase,
| Sioux City, Ia.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
! Yesterday: W. NJ. Cythan, Portland; j.
| X. Carlisle, Philadelphia; Oscar A. Tip
! pet, San Diego; +. L. Harpham, Red
lands; w. +. Stubbs, New York; w. b.
Jacobs, Boston; A. J. Peters and wife.
/ Mrs. i. B. Horning, Marysville; George
! r. Dement,, Chicago; Miss A. A. While.
! Austin, New; W. Richardson and boy,,
! Truckee: Miss Lizzie Howell, Oakland;
/ J. Jones, Chicago; c. A. Fuller, San Jose:
/ Robt. b. Todd, DR.. J. L. Morse and son.
| Douglas II. Morse, Arthur II. Voight, A.
II. Phelps, J. II. Maynard, S. l.. Leg
yusky, NJ. III. Fay, l.. J. Holt, San Fran
/ cisco.