The record-union., 1892-09-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

w. S. Bassett has returned from Ell
Dorado County.
Miss Ida Denning Of Carson is visiting
friends in this city.
w. F. Jackson will to-day return to
his Ell Dorado mine.
Mrs. David Falconer has gone to Los
Angeles to visit friends.
j. NJ. DorHer of the NeaCS has gone to
Santa Cruz for brief stay.
Fred. Shepherd and family returned
yesterday from Pacific Grove.
Hon. Grove L. Johnson and family re-
turned from Santa Cruz last evening.
Mrs. J. Z. Mayo and son have returned
from months visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Carly and grandchildren
have gone to Monterey for few weeks.
Manager Frank Johnson of the Marvs-
vile appeal came to the capital yester-
day.
L. L. Lewis and family have returned
from their visit to the coast watering
places.
George Ogden, student at the Toland
Medical college, is here on visit to his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conrad and daugh
ters have returned from Lakeport and
San Francisco.
Congressman Caminetti was in the city
few hours yesterday and departed again
for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Martin, Miss
Florence Guthrie and Miss Florie Martin.
are camping in Powder Canyon.
George w. Ficks leaves to-day for
V1na, Tehama County, where he poets
to be for a month on business connected
with the Federal Revenue Office.
III. NJ. LaRue, recently appointed
ChieT Of the Bureau of Viticulture for the
Worlds Fair, has postponed his depart
ure for Chicago until this evening
Captain Samuel Norris, the original
owner OF the Norris Grant NOW Haggin's
Rancho del Paso), is in San Francisco
visiting his friends. He is now, and has
been for many years, resident of the
Sandwich Islands.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: NJ. II. Fling, S. Bernstein. A .
j. Hull. William Bradford, Henry Shaw,
John T. Edwards, New York; r. c.
Calder, Chicago; &. r. Ellis, st. Louis:
George b. Kalb and wife, Jeddo, Pa; II !.
Rice, wife and child, Rochester, n. v:
j. II. Prince, Sisson; r. b. Williams. X
d. Wise and wife, Los Angeles: w. b.
Pless, Sonoma; r. S. Leckie, Oakland:
j. K. d. Grubb, HI. F. Prier, Ii. G. How
ell, g. L. McCandless, j. II. Davies, S.
Sda0ys hodhi NldIA, u. u. l. alOQ, w, j
Andrews, H. Mungan, Jno. Hoesch. G.
II. Sanderson, S. K. Ellert, j. w. Bur-
ling, Jno. d. Siebe, f. G. Siebe, ID. Ma
loney, George Tyroll. Byron jackson.
Fred S. Davis, William NJ. Nelson, San
Francisco.
The residence of ''Uncle" Ben Welcb
was the scene of great merriment on
Tuesday evening, when the recently
returned Donner Lake campers met for a
farewell feast. About $50 O'Clock the
young folks repaired to the dinninp-
room, which had been decorated with
evergreens and Chinese lanterns. in
memory OF camp life, and sat down to an
elegant repast. When they had done full
justice to the dainties before them, thew
adjourned to the parlors and spent sew
eral hours in music, reading and reminis-
cences of camp life. The Following ex-
campers were present: Misses Belle,
Mollie and Eta Morton, Alice Miller.
Lizzie Connell, Ida Clinch, Emile NJ.
Connolly, Mrs. Barber, Messrs. Rob
Joy, George Platt, George Lester, Arthur
McWood. Walter and Ben WEIGH, and
Rev. ii. B. Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch were assisted by Mrs. Miller of
this city and Mrs. Meehan and Miss
Meehan of Oakland. This is the last time
the circle will meet unbroken, as Mr..
Hutchins left last Wednesday evening
for New York, where he will reside in
future. The others voted unanimously
TO spend month next summer in carnD
at bonner Lake