The record-union., 1893-07-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Mamie Touhey is visiting in San
Francisco.
+. f. Aiken Of Oakland is on visit
to his old home.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Moore of Stockton
are at the Capital Hotel
2. j. Dooling and wife of Folsom have
returned from their wedding trip.
Misses Emma and Maine Laufkotter
left for San Francisco on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Wright of River
side are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Ii. NJ. Tod, a prominent San Francisco
newspaper man, spent Saturday night
here.
William Singer, Jr., the land lawyer.
came up from San Francisco on Saturday
night.
Miss Rosie Katz of San Francisco has
been visiting her uncle, Simon Coin of
Folsom.
Miss Maude Plummondon of San
francisco is the guest of b. +. Smith and
wife OF Folsom.
Mrs. NJ. Hornlein is in Folsom. ae-
companied by her children, on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Ii. Steinmiller.
J. 9. Houston left on Saturday to ioin
his family, who are visiting in Canada.
lie Will also take in the Worlds Fair
and return here in about two months.
K. ID. Davis, one Of the proprietors of
the Nonpareil Store, left on Saturday for
the East. He will be absent two months
chiefly on business, but partly on pleas
ure.
j. j. Mcfarland, editor of the Folsom
Ietegrdph, came up from San Francisco
last night. where he has been attending a
meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES of
the Press Association.
EX-U nited States Senator Fair came up
from the Bay on Saturday. His visit Is
varlously accounted for, one report being
that he brought along a sack for the re-
lief OF the hop-growers. Others say he
came on different business
Mrs. Matthew Lennox and daughter
and Mrs. j. II. Bruning and daughter re-
turned from Pacific Grove on Satin, dav
evening, after ten-days' sojourn there.
Their visit was cut short by the suicide Of
Mrs. Lennox's son Walter on Friday last.
On Saturday evening there was silver
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer G. Jordan, I'LL D street, the occa-
sion being the celebration of their silver
wedding. The affair was most enioy-
able one. large company of friends of
the couple being present to congratulate
them on the result.
Lee Bell, late of the Golden Eagle Ho-
tel, left on Saturday night for Castle Crag
Tavern, where for few DAYS he will
feast his eyes on the grand scenery of the
canyon OF the Sacramento. 1t is now
quite possible that he will postpone his
intended visit to the East, as the magnet
is reported to be coming Westward.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. E. III. Fletcher, William Crowley,
d. II. ellis and wife, San Francisco: S.
J. DottsOn, Nashville: b. Hoover, Wood
land; Dan McKinnon, f. Schneider.
Dixon; w. S. Halsey, q. H. Todd. Sacra-
mento; c. f. Prentiss, Orland: j. NJ.
Moore and wife, Stockton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: A. L. Fish, s. Steinberg, +.
Engle, j. w. keystone, f. w. HaswelI,
Harry Wendt, James II. Jones, c. LON
meyer, w. Ii. Baker, E. A. Horton, W.
@. Kalish, c. A. Watson, Edward b.
Hindes, John Z. Alexander, w. f.
Boardman, San Francisco; J. b. Cook.
Colusa; Charles +. Uren, Grass Valley:
E. l.. Crawford, Wat Morgan, J. &. Cor
win, r. Demuth, g. H. Rookie. George
S. Wilton, A. a. Fairbanks, George
Handy, Georgetown; John z. Ordilfe.
Placerville; f. G. Gould, Yreka; II. b..
Gould, Stockton; A. c. Hart, College
City; +. NJ. EiIerman, Marysville; Miss
=. Gales, Davisville: Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Wright, Riverside; G. n. Crane, Canton,
Ohio.