The record-union., 1891-08-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. NJ. Hartley has returned to Oak
land.
Adjutant- General Allen is in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Grace Hopkins left for Newcastle
Saturday.
L. Elkus and family will to-day remove
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn and son have re-
turned from Napa.
Willie Prince has returned from his
visit to Pacific Grove.
j. J. hatcher has been at Campbell Hot
Springs, Sierra County.
J. G. Herzog of the MEDICINE Beacon
is visiting Sacramento.
Grove l.. Johnson and family have re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
DIR. G. B. Glow is at the Hotel del Monte.
Monterey, for few days.
Miss Edith Utter of San Francisco is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Bowers have re-
turned from San Francisco.
g. w. Lorenz and family have returned
from Summit Soda Springs.
Mrs. J. C.. PIerson and family have
gone to Oakland and vicinity for months
soioUrn.
Charles P. Hall, the popular theatrical
manager, came up from the Bay last
evening.
DR.. Bruno has removed his residence
to his office building, corner Eighth and
] streets.
Mrs. John J. McKenna and daughter
Elsie of Santa Cruz are visiting relatives
in this city.
Mrs. L. Bell and daughter and Miss
Ada Keber have returned from their visit
to Pacific Grove.
L. G. Jordan and family have returned
from trip to Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove
and San Francisco.
Captain Lee and his niece, Miss TAYLOR
of Brooklyn, n. Y, have returned from
brief visit to Lake Tahoe.
f. J. Devlin, of the Bees reportorial
staff, is back again from the mountains.
where he spent several weeks.
John Egan, the veteran telegraph oper-
ator, left for the East Saturday, to be abb
sent six weeks. He will visit all the
principal cities in the New England
States.
Chris Lagos, retired Sacramento mer-
chant, formerly connected for thirty-two
years with the firm Of Neubourg E ages
is up on a brief visit from his summer
residence at Seaside, near Del Monte.
Mr.. Lagos is accompanied by his wife
and bouncing little native son who tins
the scale at fifteen pounds.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. w. T. Johnson and dauch-
ter, Chicago; NJ. I. Holcomp, Oakland;
L. w. Railton, Ithaca, n. Y; .. NJ.
Thumen, Chicago; Charles t. Spaulding
and wife, A. J. Carter, II. Wood, J. r.
Floberg, DR.. Thomas, George Tyroll, A.
ID. Mesigaes, Aylett Cotton, Charles NJ.
Friedberg, San Francisco.
Frank Oweger, who represents in the
Sacramento Council of Federated Trades
the cigarInakers of this city, Auburn.
Grass Valley, Sissons, PIacerville. Red
Bluff, Reno, Willows, Redding, Colusa
and Nevada City, departed Saturday for
indianapolis, Ind, where he goes as rep
! reSentative to the Cigarmakers' Interna-
tional Convention. He goes first to San
Francisco. where he will be joined by
Henry Kretlow, Secretary of the Union
there and delegate from that city.
At Woodland, on Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Kinkle celebrated their golden
wedding. a few friends had been in
vited TO be present and take part in the
reunion, and at l o'clock Mr., and Mrs
kinlIle walked out under the shade of the
oaks at their home, on the corner of Elm
and Elliott streets, and were Joined bv
their sons and daughters-Mrs. Puder-
laugh, Mrs. Doran, Mrs. w. w. Smith.
X. kinkle, Simpson Kinkle, John Kin,
kle, George kinkIe, Mason Kinkle and
Levy kinkle. There were present TWENTY
three, grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
l. ID. Coleman, New York; w. II. Bick
ford, Redding; W. G. Campbell and wife.
San Francisco; Mrs. Charles T. Norton
Mexico; Miss Frank Davisson. S. II
Davis, San Francisco; Mrs. w. Coin and
daughter, Woodland; Mrs. c. Heitman,
Colusa; 81. c. MITCHELL Newcastle:
George r. Hammond, city; r. A. Howell
Walnut Grove; r. Cratic, James Miller
r. q. Boshow, San Francisco: Fred
Werner, Sutter Creek; j. Steinhart. Alta:
w. II. Latonatti, Alameda; John Addi,
son, Pleasant Grove; G. Blum, city: w
Z. Hickey, Alameda; II. B. Taylor. Jr..
San Francisco; c. II. Jackson; Lodi: w
ID. Pauling, Redding; j. l.. Jarnatt
j. NJ. Davis, Colusa; l.. Scearce, Orland:
O. Il. Packer, Colusa; Thomas Anderson
Placerville; c. F. Ackley, Reno; Frank
Z. Mariner, c. Daily, CourtIand; Bob
Prior, Denver, Col.
On the 18th inst. the wedding of Miss
Mary Rex Barrett of Carson Citv, New.
and Calvin III. Hagan of Seattle tool,
place 4; III Dorado. Row Mr.. Cnrry- of