The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-08-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

i. G. Gould of Yreka has been visiting
the city.
James Woodburn has returned from
Pacific Grove.
Mrs. a. a. Krul and daughter are in
San Francisco.
Sheriff [. S. Gregory Of Amador
County is In the city.
Miss Tnh8 Lang las gone TO A Alameda
for few weeks sojourn.
N. e. White and family returned LAST
evening from san Francisco.
Miss May Zimmerman has returned
from visit to san Francisco.
Miss Repe Morse is at Mill Valley. the
guest of Miss Mabel Stanford.
J.. W. Blasdeil OF Oakland, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Z. III. Dunn.
Misses Nellie Royal and Flora Delano
have gone to Oakland on a visit.
Assemblyman Eben Owens has gone
ON camping trip to the mountains.
Mrs. James p. Cox Of Folsom has gone
TO Lake Tahoe TO spend a few weeks.
Mrs. +. {. Durants is in Genoa. New.
where she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Z. B. Willis and son Clarenoa
have returned from their summer outing.
Mrs. George R. Eckert Of MarysviIle
accompanied by her daughter, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Sam katzenstein left Saturday
night for Spokane on visit to her sister
Mrs. Nelander.
Assemblyman Raw Of FL Dorado will
leave on Wednesday to JON LIS family at
| the Worlds Fair
Mrs. Edgar Brown and children of
Folsom, accompanied by Miss thinner
man, have gone to Alta.
Miss Laura Hyman of Folsom is visit
( n A IT
san Francisco accompanies her.
Henry EcIllon and wife left Folsom
last week for one OF the summer camps
They intend to remain away tor a month
or SO.
Captain 7. B. Hail and Mrs. Hall went
East on the overland last night for a visit
to the Worlds Fair, and will remain
about six weeks. A large number of
friends were at the depot to see them Oft.
Albert Leimbach ard family. Misses
Mabel LelmD bach, Matte Ross and Dora
Willis and John Leim bach and William
is. Willis leave this morning for two
weeks camping trip at Fifteen Lakes and
Silver Greek.
Mrs. y. McNamee writes from Dun
dalk, Ireland, that she has been enioving
herself there Immensely. She has visited
all the points OF interest, and her Journey
to her old home has been a very pleasant
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about the LIST OF next month.
4 Sacrameutan who visited the Cliff
House and Sutro Gardens near san Fran
cisco yesterday ran across Judge benson.
an Old Sacramentan named Knox, Z. J,
Hopper, Nike Fisher, b. a. Iiudlev. J.
II. stewart and several others who we're
taking in the beauties OF that locality.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. >. Wall and WHO, Woodland:
NJ ly1g[E. Miss lsnGSi1
mentO; ii. w. Johnson, CITY: John Dris-
coll, Bartlett Springs; Mrs. 3. b. Lee
lied BluH; l.. o. Goodrdge and wife
brooklyn; +. \. Chappeuc, O. l.. Nc
CandIeSS, T.. IOmminS, J. =. Swan. Pred
\. Hines, Philip Bush, San Francisco.
a letter from II. c. Ross, Jr.. to his
partner gives a glowing account of the
good time the party with which he is is
having and says there are a number of
S8cramentans camping at Echo Lake.
| The party with which his brother Charles
went has joined them. The latter party
have eaten all their pickles. but as fish
ing Is good at the lake they have become
reconcIIed to their prIvation. Lake trout
are biting well and the fishermen are
giving good account OF them.
Miss Josie J. ltegan leit last night on
the overland train for the East on q visit
OF several months duration She in
tends first to visit the Columbian Expo-
sItion at Chicago, and viii go from there
TO syracuse 10 visit relatives. From Svra-
cuse she goes to New ork and sails
thence for Liverpool visiting London.
Paris and other cities and returning about
[ the first of December. She carries with
her the best wishes of hosts OF friends.
who hope to see her return with health
fully restored. A large number were at
the depot to wish her pleasant trip ana
4 safe return,