The record-union., 1893-06-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Higgins are back
from the East.
J. NJ. Anderson started for the Worlds
Fair last night
Henry Hebb of Walnut Grove was in
the city yesterday.
Morris Davis Of the Folsom Prison
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Johnson of Visalia is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Taverner and daughters of Cos
umnes are visiting in the city.
Senator J. II. Mahoney and wife of San
Francisco are at the Capital Hotel,
Elk District Attorney w. D. Long of
Nevada County is visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Lorenz are home
again from their visit to the Worlds
Fair.
DR.. c. T. MiIliken and family are
spending few days at Biggs, Butte
County.
Mrs. G. A. Patrick has returned from
an extended trip to the East and the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. James H. Gates and son Edwin of
San Francisco are visiting her cousin.
Mrs. S. B. Smith in this city.
Miss Susie A. Russell is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Horace Blanchard
Chase at her home at Stag's Leap, Napa
County.
General John T. Sheehan and sons.
Frank and Walter, were in the CITY YES
terday in attendance at the funeral of
EInora Davis.
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Colombo left for
the Worlds Fair yesterday. Before re-
! turning they will visit Cleveland, o..
where Mr.. Colombo has relatives and
friends.
Monday
Hebron gave reception to large num-
Der of friends at their residence, corner of
Eleventh and . streets, in honor of their
return from Europe.
Mrs. Johanna Schmitt, wife of Charles
Schmitt, of the Nord- California HeroII
left yesterday afternoon by the Santa Fe
route for Chicago and College Point. n.
y, TO visit relatives and friends after an
absence Of over thirty years.
Railroad Commissioner William Reck-
man, Mrs. Beckman, J. J. X eeran. Sec
rotary of the Board OF Harbor Commits
sioners of San Francisco, and Mrs. Kee-
gan left for Oregon last evening. on the
way home they will remain some time al
the Klamath Hot Springs.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
a. II. singer, Hongkong; J. B. Amstey,
Red Bluff; +. ID. Rhodes, New York: w.
d. Long, Nevada City; August Schaner
j
Candermany, Mrs. Burryhiu, J. ii. Ma
honey and wife. San Francisco: r. T.
Middlemiss, r. Arthur, Wadsworth; q.
Ii. Colby, Dutch Flat; J. w. Hagan, New
York; Watson c. Chalmers and wife,
Chico; J. ). Mayes and wife, Dixon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: May f. Reade, Nevada; Charles
c. Hall, Syracuse, \. y; J. b. Crowley.
Ed b. Hindes, Mrs. w. d. White. E. &.
Seavey, George w. Jordan, John +. Shee-
han, W. \. TitcOmb, II. Merritield. d.
Levey. George Gryson, San Francisco:
+. j. Mother, st. Louis; j. II. Bailey and
wife, J. II. Bailey, Jr., Wilmington. Del.
g. w. Whiting, New York; A. II
Tharke and wife, 7. r. Johnes, Chicago:
r. e. Davis, Column bia; James T, Graf
ton, Oakland.
G. w. Hill, who has been thirteen years
in the employ of Hale Bros. Il Co. and
seven years in a leading responsible posi-
ton in their establishment in this CITY, is
about to be transferred to the San Fran
cisco store of that firm. Mr.. HIPS re-
mOvai is deserved and important promo
ton. He has made hosts OF friends in
Sacramento and his loss will be severely
felt; by his gentle but dignified manner.
his upright life and his fair dealing. he
has won high regard among Sacra-
mentans. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill leave for
their new home tomorrow. Not less felt
will be the removal of Mrs. Hill. whose
amiability, intelligence and stronp
human sympathies have won for her the
regard and affection of a very wide cir Gle
OF the best people of the city