The record-union., 1892-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ed Frazier has gone to Santa Cruz to
join his wife.
A. G.. Carter, of San Francisco, is at the
Western Hotel.
Charles Trainor is spending few days
in San Francisco
Russell Flint is having good time in
the Plumas Big Meadows
George NJ. Mott and family have gone
to the Plumas Big Meadows.
Deputy Tax Collector F. A. Shepherd
is back from his southern trip.
Mrs. j. w. Wilson and Miss Lulu Will
son are stopping at Santa Cruz.
A. y. Noack has returned from his pro-
longed sojourn in the Eastern States.
Edwin K. Alsip, and daughter Fife.
left Saturday on trip to Los Angeles.
II. J. McKusick and E. NJ. Campbell.
OF Oakland, are at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
Jake Steppacher, Secretary of the Re-
publican State Central Committee. is in
the city.
Mrs. George Naghel is visiting the
family of A. f. Laschells at Biggs, Butte
County.
Rev, u. Il. Burton, pastor of the First
Christian Church, will leave to-day for a
months vacation.
Mrs. II. +. Dillman, who has been
dangerously i'll, is now thought to be in a
fair way of recovery.
Judge George E. Blanchard is now able
TO be out daily, but has not fully recov-
cred from his severe illness.
Robert MCPHERSON, a prominent raisin-
grower OF Mcpherson, Orange County,
has been on visit here with his wife
Miss Edith Lindley is going to visit
Colorado, in company with her sister
Mrs. VIM. Hunt, of Wadsworth, New.
r. 81. Hawley and wife left Saturday
for few days visit to Slippery Ford.
They. were accompanied by Hamilton
Hawley.
Charles b. Ellerman, the popular young
cornetist, spent yesterday in this city
with his friends and returned early this
morning to San Francisco.
General j. +. Sheehan, Register of the
Government Land Office in San Fran
CISCO, came up from San Francisco last
evening, and is at the Golden EARLE
Hotel.
City Auditor Young and wife returned
yesterday from Siskiyou, where they had
spent several weeks at the yarious re-
sorts about Mount Shasta, including a trim
to the McCloud River.
Samuel Pope, foreman of the REcoRD
UNION composing-room, has gone for his
annual outing. He will try the trout in
1TO5SeT creek ana independence and
Weber Lakes, then whip the brooks
that tumble down the canyons into the
beautiful Sierra Valley, and will conclude
his outing with visit at the Campbell
Hot Springs there.
Mrs. Geo. w. Cummings has returned
from San Francisco almost completely
recovered from her illness. Mrs. Cum
mings has always accompanied her
husband, who is Superintendent for the
American River Land and Lumber Com
pany, on his expeditions, and has roughed
it considerable. She will go to the camp
in the hills with him, and remain there
during the work on the railroad.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. J. E. Murphy, H. w.
Berry, NJ. Stinehill, Max Myer, New
York; j: E. Pickart, Virginia; w. H.
Davis, Detroit: w. Ell. Aiken, Santa
Cruz; A. H. Den, Santa Barbara; j. D..
Payne, Jr., Kansas City; j. X. Wilson,
Los Angeles; NJ. 5. Sayer, Lakeport; S.
S. Stiles, III. C. Davenport, L. G. Sher-
wood. W. Burnhan1, II. Eckley, J. step
pacher, Jas. II. Doolittle, II. NJ Todd
Geo. j. Campbell, j. Ii. Beecher, Albert
Purch, J. F. Sheehan, San Francisco;
Emil Dinzler, Woodland; G. j. Wilson,
Vallejo; II. j. McKusick, S. G. Hillborn,
+. w. Hall, W. 81. Sidendorff, Fred NJ.
Campbell, Oakland.