The record-union., 1891-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


D. L. Isgrigg of Dunsmuir is in the
city.
Homer Buchanan is back from his East
ern trip.
Irving w. Mills of San Francisco is in
the city.
Ex-Congressman Clunie was in the city
yesterday.
A. B. Guthrie left on Saturday for
Bartlett Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Gilman have gone
to San Francisco.
H. S. Crocker Of San Francisco has been
visiting Sacramento.
Mrs. Geo. E. Pratt has returned from
her trip to Los Angeles.
Harbormaster w. II. Brown of San
Francisco is at the Golden Eagle.
W. A. Bissell, General Agent of the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad, is in town.
NIr. and Mrs. Fred Birdsall of this city
| have left New York and are on their way
home.
Edgar Worthington and wife of this
city lett New York Saturday evening for
| home.
Rev. w. C. Merrill Of San Diego is
visiting his mother at the residence of
Dr. f. X. Merrill, I'LL Ii street.
Mrs. George E. Pratt, wife of the Sec
retary of the State Board of Examiners.
| has returned from Il months visit to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Charles MASS Of san Francisco.
who has been visiting friends at Court
land and in this city, returned TO the bay
Saturday afternoon.
Dr. i. F: Tebbets, Q. A. Lovdal.
| William Cohn, c. y. Fisk and few
friends went 10 Rio Vista on Saturday IN
the launch Canvasback, returning last
evening.
John Gruhler wants to go TO Alaska.
but has discovered that he cannot secure
passage on the steamer until next year, so
great Is the rush TO that mystic land OF
glaciers and seals.
Meyer Clark of this city was married
yesterday morning to Miss Kate Wagner
OF Folsom. The ceremony was per-
formed at Roseville, and the couple left
for Lake Tahoe to spend their honey
/ moon.
Samuel Pope, foreman Of the RECORD
UNION office, is enjoying his annual
! vacation at the Summit Soda Springs
Mr. Pope is an experienced angler and
his split bamboo rod daily quivers over
the dashing waters Of the North Fork of
the American River
General Reichert and his guest. Add C.
Hinkson, returned from Bolinas Bay
yesterday, where they have been rusti-
eating Tor three weeks. Both were much
improved By their vacation and are sun
! burned brown, ans tell wonderful stories
| OF great catches of fish they made.
! On Saturday w r. Cramp. MEM
/ Der Of the famous Philadelphia firm of
| shipbuilders, spent few hours in the
/ city while on his way East from San
/ Francisco. While here he was the guest
/ of Division superintendent J. B. Wright.
who, with Benjamin Welch and r. w.
! Helntzelman of the railroad company.
escorted him through the company's
vast works here.
| Rev. Mr.. KraupSkoff, a distinguished
clergyman and lecturer of Philadelphia.
! has for several days been the guest of
| MIR. and Mrs. ii. Weinstock Last even
| ing large number of citizens called to
pay their respects to the visitor. This
afternoon, accompanied by Mr.. Vein
Stock he will leave. for Yosemite Valley.
ana VIII go thence TO visit San Francisco,
Monterey and the south OF the State.
W. L. Norris. train dispatcher in the
railroad Office in this city, ACCOMPANIED
by his wife, arrived home yesterday from
| their Eastern trip. Mr.. Norris attended
the Train Dispatcher's convention at To-
ledo, Ohio, and visited nearly all of the
cities Of note III the East. He took the
Northern route for home, and had an op-
portunity Of visiting several interesting
Puget Sound. He reached here by the
Shasta route.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel, yester-
day: w. A. Jones, Dallas. Tex.
Thomas J. Clunie, James Camp
bell, San Francisco; G. A Washington.
Jr., A. NJ. Fillman, Nashville: ii. Ker-
cheval and wife, Courtland; Mrs. c.
Mass, San Francisco; H. Wilcoxson,
Harrollton: George b. Green, Courtland;
ID. j. Patterson Oakland Nrs uiIl
Elk Grove; D. Gillis and wife, city;
L. Matayia, Truckee; Frank t. Silva,
San Francisco; A. Schneider, Suisun;
A. G. Brown and wife; Thomas J. Burke
and wife, Amador; J. Smith, NJ. D., DIR.
II. Williams, j. y. Frost, j. G. Williams,
San Francisco; Mrs. II. f. Ishan, Miss
ii. NJ. Houston, Courtand.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Z. J. Isham, A. j. Kidd, c.
J. Stillwell, r. D. Davis, F. B. Britton.
z: II. Jones, p. NJ. Ferguson, B. e.
+. Cummins, San Francisco; c. B. Glenn,
r. Wilson, Reno; G. n. StockweIl. C. ].
Haight, Boston; J. C. Truix, J. Shining
ton. Charles Ligare, Chicago; Miss Anna
Lee James, San Jose; w. A. Shippee.
Butte County; S. Ashnuer, New York;
Mrs. c. A. Windels, Miss L. Hughes,
Berkeley; w. D. Nickinnnon, San Ra-
fael; George Victor, Omaha; Fred Forrest,
Willows; +. A. Kilday, Agent Mestayer
Company; j. w. Strackbim, Detroit: iy
dali Miller, Stockton; A. c. Barker, Oak
land; j. f. Quinn, London; Miss j. By
ington, City; d. J. Isgrigg, Dunsmuir:
NJ. Eley, Fresno; p. II. Deis, Canal
Dover; MRS. L. V. Hoppin, Miss Clara
Hoppin, Miss Ruth Hoppin, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Street. Woodland; Frank r.
Swain, Sacramento.