The record-union., 1891-08-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Annie c. Weeks is visiting friends
in Oakland.
Major Fred Neary leaves this morning
fer the coast.
John d. Bicknell of Los Angeles is at
the Golden Eagle.
j. E. Dunne of the Breeder and Sports
man, is in the city.
Miss Louise Rego is visiting friends and
relatives in Butte County
Hugo Hornlein left to-day on a two
weeks visit TO Santa Cruz.
Miss Flora Greenlaw and her brother
Lester are at Pacific Grove.
Mrs. J. B. Moore of Nevada CITY is at
Elk Grove visiting her daughter
DR.. Clayton and A. j. Gardiner and
family have gone to Pleasant Valley.
Secretary of State Waite and wife will
spend few weeks at Klamath Springs.
George Kramer will spend his two
months vacation at Hangtown Crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gassaway of Forest
City have returned home from a visit
here.
Colonel C. F. Crocker did not go to
Oregon as reported. He is in San Fran
cisco.
w. G. Wallace, the veteran lawyer and
Judge, now of Auburn, is at the Capital
Hotel.
Hon. q. S. Gregory, leading citizen OF
lone, Amador County, is at the Capital
Hotel
Attorney-GeneralH Hart came UP from
San Francisco last night, and is at the
Golden Eagle.
L. c. Montfort has returned from Santa
Cruz. His family will remain there for
another month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove L. Johnson and
family have made arrangements to spend
a season at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Mooser and daughter, Beatrice,
accompanied by her niece, Alma Brace
LETT yesterday for Santa Monica.
Misses Effie and Lettie Alsip left YES
terday for Pacific Grove. Mrs. Alsip and
daughter Edna will join them tomorrow
Colonel John P. Irish was entertained
by members of the City Board of Trade
last evening at the rooms of the Sutter
Club.
Henry J. Little of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of Benjamin Welch
of this city, has returned to his Eastern
home.
At the Cathedral yesterday J. F. TYLER
of San Francisco was married to Miss
Thresa kaseberg Of this city. Rev. Father
Grace officiated.
Paul r. Sims and William NJ. Sims
have gone on camping trip to Went
worth Springs and Lake Tahoe, to be alb
sent about three weeks.
L. 4. Winchell of Fresno is visiting
Sacramento. He is a native of this city.
but this is his first visit in twenty-five
years to his birthplace. He is cousin OF
e. X. Alsip.
Mrs. Charles Hermon of Portland, Or,
wife of Charles Hermon, Manager of the
Nnrthnrn Pacifi6 " oilN lNyaXy nd
Miss NJ. w. Olney of Walla Walla, Wash
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c..
Olney of this city.
Mrs. I. II. Goodman, wife of Colonel
Goodman of the Southern Pacific, is seri-
ously i'll at Hotel Rafael, and physicians
say there is little hope Of recovery. Some
time ago she received paralytic stroke.
and q few days since she suffered Sec
ond. Since then she has been delirious.
and at times unconscious. The sad tidings
will be learned with regret by her many
friends in this city
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
II. ]. Schusler, Woodland; w. A. Johns
! ton, Courtiand; w. c. Wallace, Auburn;
F. e. Smell, Nevada City; U. S. Gregory.
lone; +. NJ. Baker and wife, Colfax:
| Clarence Camp, Perkins; j. w. Palmer,
ALI F. Kellinger, San Francisco; M. S.
Green, Elk Grove.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: l.. A. Winchell, Fresno: w. s.
| Hobbs, John D. Becknell, Los Angeles;
! John A. Spielman, st. Louis: Charles O..
! Moworst, Hanford; Frank Widilise, Co.
! lusa; l.. w. Stockwell, II. Page, H. H.
| Vincent, L. B. NJ. Brown. J. +. Dunno,
/ w. j. Bevan, VIM. III. III. Hart, II. B.
Wood. +. A. Hubbard. San Francisco:
John d. Bicknell, Los Angeles.