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

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
John Mcfarland of Gait is at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
George Crum came up from Oakland
yesterday.
Deputy County Clerk Z. S. Wachhorst
is in San Francisco.
II. t. Higgins, the Clarksburg Post
master, is III the city.
William Miner has returned from his
trip to San Francisco.
Bernard NJ. Dyke, merchant of Port
land, Or, is in the city
Angus Ross and family have gone to
Willows, Glenn County.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stewart of Oakland
are visiting friends here.
Jesse Harris Of Colorado, a prominent
stock raiser, is in the city.
Miss Sarah Lawson of Folsom left for
the Worlds Fair on Sunday,
w. M. Sims has returned from his
summer outing at Lake Tahoe.
Colonel and Mrs. McNasser are home
again from their visit to Denver.
James J. Young of the Golden EaoIe
clerical force, has returned from Truckee
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana w. Brown, of Car
son, New, are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Crocller are spend
ing few weeks at the Sea Beach, Santa
Cruz.
L. B. Littlefield and family have gone
to the foothills of Ell Dorado County for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Leland Stanford stopped over here
yesterday on her way from Vina 10 San
Francisco.
William L. Akers, well-known law
yer of Denver, is visiting relatives in
Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Runyon and Miss
Ora Runyon of Courtland are guests at
the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Helen C. Pumphrey of San Fran
cisco IS visiting her cousin, Alexander
Dunn, in this city.
Robert Stafford came up from San
francisco last evening and is renewing
old acquaintance.
DR.. b. II. Schacht, County Physician of
Amador and resident of Jackson, is in
town visiting friends.
}. b. Harris of the Ne1oS is back again
from the mountains, showing much i'm
provement in his health.
Mrs. j. e. Grant and family left for Los
Angeles last Thursday where they ex-
pect to spend the rest of the summer.
DIR. +. +. Tebbets has returned from
San francisco, where he attended The
session of the State Dental Examiners.
Attorney-General Hart arrived in the
city 1rom MS hshlng trip on Sunday, and
yesterday went down to San Francisco.
Mrs. +. A. Edinger of this city, Mrs.
W. A. Johnston of CORTLAND, and Mrs.
William Irving of Colfax have gone TO
Pacific Grove.
Mrs. w. b. G. Brown was in Chicago
at last accounts, on her way home from
New \ ork. She is accompanied bv her
daughter, Mrs. Horst.
Z. w. Camtield, formerly of McPher
son, Los Angeles County, but now with
the w. K. Strong Company, was in the
city yesterday en- route to Selma
S. b. Smith and his daughter, Dottie.
and Miss Annie Boekhotf left Yesterday
for two weeks visit to San Francisco
and other points Of interest around the
Pay.
The following Sacramentans are Wis
itors at Bartlett Springs: i. l.. Krouss.
t. Aummerteldt, A. n. Buchanan, Mrs.
captain Condrey and family, r. II.
Singleton, w. F. George, G. S. Marshall.
4. b. Osler, Jesse Slaughter.
Miss Louise Conrad accompanies Misses
Marie Helm and Addie l.. Hughes on
their journey to the East. Miss Helm
returns to her home and Miss Hughes
will visit the Worlds Fair. Rochester
New York City and other places Of
interest during her two months absence
Shelly Inch and family, Walter
Schwarz, Miss Jennie Arvidson and Miss
Christina Reeg. all of Placerville, passed
through Sacramento yesterday on their
way home from the Worlds Fair. % affar
having had most enjoyable time. Thev
all say California is decidedly in it at
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: A. w. Brown, Sam Asheim- q.
W. Fairfield, John S. Howell, J. L. For
est, I. j. Corwin, wife and child. w. A.
Muller, John Cashin, j. Wolf, San Fran
cisco; Al Schranz, st. Paul: Alex r.
Stewart and wife, Oakland; Charles A.
Larendon, New Orleans; Il. b. Dana.
S. II. Gum, New York; NJ. kautfinann
Mr. Kirschman, Berlin; Dana w. Brown
and wife, Carson, New; A. w. Stoddart.
Grass Valley; William Scrip and sister.
Detroit, Mich.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
douglas, on Saturday evening, pleas
ant party was rendered to Mrs. ID. S. Tru-
man of Austin, New, and j. Rice of
San Francisco. Musical selections and
dancing formed the features of the even
ing. after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ?. $. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Pippett. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lenoir, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. ",
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Masters, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Stubbe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Douglas. Mr..
and Mrs. b. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. o. PEN
degest, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Douglas, Mrs.
J. j. Carroll, Mrs. d. 5. Truman, Miss
NJ. Pendegest, Miss NJ. Holland, Miss NJ.
McGrath, Miss NJ. Thelwell, Miss A.
Rice, Miss G. Glenn, Miss c. DeIano, Miss
a. Carroll, Miss If. Douglas, Messrs. T.
Holland, j. McEuerney, j. Carroll,
James Kelly, a. DeIano. L. L. Callen-
dine, ]. Rice of San Francisco. a. st.
John, E. Mills, J. Scott, and Professor |.
Sanks of Grass Valley.