The record-union., 1893-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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Mrs. William Dwinelle is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
Ex-Congressman Biggs of Butte County
has been visiting the city.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kelly has returned from a
long visit to San Francisco.
J. j. Nagele and wife returned from
Bartlett Springs yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beckman came up
from San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. d. Secombe and daughter of Plac-
eryilIe are visiting friends here.
Miss Sadie Israel OF this city is in Plac-
erville. the guest of Dr.. Etta Smith.
Miss Minnie Nichols of Folsom, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Bolton of this city.
Mrs. Charles Burnham has returned
from visit to her old home in the East.
Mrs. w. w. Marvin is visiting in San
francisco, accompanied by her daughter.
A. I'll. Rose of Colusa, Commissioner of
Pubic Works, Is at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
VIM. Gwynne, Jr., District Attorney of
Mapa County, is stopping at the Capital
Hotel.
Miss Annie Anglon Of Folsom, is
visiting friends in Yreka, Siski you
County.
L. c. Morehouse of the State Board of
Equalization came up from San Francisco
last night.
VIM. Singer, Jr., the land lawyer, is up
from san Francisco and stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
a. F. J. Reynolds of Walnut Grove
came up yesterday and is stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
w. D. Bicycle, the attorney, who has
G peen critically i'll of late, is reported
slightly better.
State
from San Francisco yesterday and is at
the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. J. t. Newton of Wood dbridge is
visiting her parents, H. L. Hastings and
wife Of Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ruggles and Miss
Lottie Ruggles of Stockton are at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
II. Z. MuddoX of this city was married
at Vacaville on Saturday to Miss Jessie
Long of that place.
William Dixon, the Cosumnes farmer
came to town on Saturday to see clear
water win the election.
j. ". Cook, E. A. Forester and G. J.
6riiIlths, officials Of Los Angeles County,
are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. Joseph Kinney OF Folsom. is vis-
ltlng IN Marysville, Yuba County, the
guest OF Louis Matavia and wife.
Miss Laura Hyman of Folsom. has re-
turned from Auburn, accom- panied by
her cousins, Louis and Miss Josie
Jacobs.
State Mineralogist Crawford and sew
eral other citizens of Georgetown. Ell Do
rado county, are registered at the Golden
Eagle Hotel.
Miss Beyerlin, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Boyd, for the past
year, returned to her home in Cleveland
o., last night.
Elias Govan, foreman at Wells. Fargo
q Co.'s depot Office, will leave to-nig5t
Tor a months visit to the Worlds Fair
and New York.
H.. McCloskey, who was formerly
resident OF this city, but is now employed
at the Mint in san Francisco. was i'm
town yesterday.
irving W. Mills and sister, Miss Della
Mlils, who have been visiting friends in
inns city, Will return to their home in San
Francisco to-day.
stephen Cren and son William, Lem
Gam bach and Hermey Clark will leave
this evening for the Worlds Fair and a
tour OF the Eastern cities.
Charles +. Gardner has returned from n
tWo-weeks visit at Pacific Grove. He
Woulp have stayed longer, had he not
wanted to come home and vote for clear
water.
NJ. E. Hornlein and wife have returned
from an extended visit down the coast.
Max dld not relish the idea of having the
pure water proposition defeated. and ar
rived in time to help the cause.
Rev. G. a. Ottmann, rector of St Panrs
Episcopal Church, went East on the over
land train last night, to be gone for a
month or SIX weeks, and will see the
waters OF the Atlantic Ocean before he
returns.
William Glass of the Fresno ReDubIi-
can, came to this city yesterday to visit
ms Dfother, who recently had one of his
arms amputated at the Railroad HosnitaI
Mr.. Glass says that Fresno is now find-
ing employment in her vineyards for the
White men who want to work.
Among the Sacramentans at Pacific
Grove are Mrs. L. Orcutt, Mrs. H. Hurd
Mrs. J. L. Terry, Miss Laura Weinrich'
Mrs. L. A. Upson and family, Mrs. Fl. r.
Bialr and family, Harry Wood. Mrs.
Clara Parsons and children, W. f. Peter
son and family, Charles Gardner and
family.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
William Gwynne, Jr., Napa; 4. ". Be6.
rens, Ed. II. Kraus, j. H. Maboney- San
francisco; Frank L. kraus, John Clans.
J. Calish, Sacramento; J. L. Barham'
Red Bluff; Z. f. keenan,, Marysville:
Carl Leonard, London. Eng; A. Il. j.
~NSJ A'NAN1Sf " "A1hI OiONty steve Car
mody, Boston.
Professor and Mrs. +, C. Atkinson and
son Arthur returned on Saturday even
ing from an extended visit to the East
They were absent three months. dnring
which time they took in the Worlds FAR,
and visited friends in Oshkosh. Wis. and
IN Boston. Newburyport and Lowell.
Mass. They returned by way of WASH
ington, and visited places of interest at
the National CAPITAL
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: j. w. Cook, f. A. Forester q.
j. Griffith, Los Angeles; C. l.. Rupeles
and wife, Miss Lottie Ruggles, Stockton:
{. A. Worth, Bakersfield; Z. L. Craw.
ford, George Handy, John q. Corwin. r.
Demuth, George II. Roelke, George ].
Wilton, Mat Morgan, Georgetown; 4. II.
Rose, Colusa; Frank Leith and wife
Miss Ruby Brown, Sacramento: NJ. Wat.
son, J. .. Allen. j. Z. Alexander. 4. {.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman
Miss. Kelly, Harry d. Hawks. George
Borchardt san Francisco: l.. c. More
house, San Leandro; l.. Elkus. San Fran
cisco.
No Slipshod style.
Sacramento Daily News, Aug. 26.l