The record-union., 1893-08-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
the seaside.
Supervisor James Rusby of Marysville
is in the city.
Fred NJ. Campbell came up from Oak
land yesterday.
Mrs. g. w. Hancock is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
NJ. E. Glove of Knights Landing is at
the Capital Hotel.
Fred Rohrer has gone to spend few
weeks at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. \. a. Krull and daughter are visit
ing in San Francisco.
NJ. A. Howard has gone to Chico to at
tend the District Fair
Mrs. 4. Christ has returned after a trip
to Napa and San Francisco.
c. A. Fisk and family are home again
from their trip to the seaside
Mr.. and Mrs. James Longshore have
returned from the mountains.
L. NJ. Sheehan and j ohm Wiseman have
gone to Lake Tahoe to spend few days
Theatrical manager Charley Hall of
San Francisco Is again with us for a few
days.
officer George Naghel is home again
from a few weeks outing i'll Humboldt
County.
A. NJ. Smith of Oroville came to the
city yesterday, and is stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Eskridge and Miss Maud Bennett
are the guests of Mrs. Z. w. Smith OF
Diamond Springs.
Miss Daisy Simmons OF Capay is spend
ing few weeks here with her cousin,
Miss Lille O'Neil.
Mrs. c. y. Wickes of Willows, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Robert Dunn, has
returned to her home.
George Broadbere of the NelCs is home
again after pleasant sojourn at Weber
Lake and other resorts.
Yesterday George d. Irvine left for
Mexico to inspect the Carizal mine,
owned by Sacramentans.
Misses Emma Klotz, May McAdams
and Kttie Bartels left yesterday for Don
ner Lake, to remain two weeks.
Mrs. Ed. II. Bolze and Miss Carry Dal-
ton lett yesterday for few weeks visit
to relatives in San Joaquin County.
Miss Matte H. Shartyu of San Jose.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs,
Robert Dunn, returned home yesterday.
Lieutenant c. B. Strong is about to 90
East as one Of the California representa-
tives to the Supreme Court of koresters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard f. Smith of
l.
Lehman. They left for a months recrea-
ton at the lakes.
Chief Deputy County Clerk Wachhorst
and family have returned from their trip
to Monterey, Pacific Grove, San Fran
cisco and other places.
l. Hinkie, wife and son, of Folsom. ar
rived i'll the city last evening, on their
way home from their summer outing at
Halfmoon Bay and vicinity.
General John Bidwell of Chico was in
the city yesterday, and appeared sbefore
the State Board of Equalization when the
property assessments OF Butte were being
inquired into.
Miss Evelyn Griffitts has gone to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago, where she will
remain tor some time, perfecting herself
in music. She will also visit other places
before returning.
Miss Feldhusen and Miss Lizzie Smith
have gone to the home of the latter in
Placer County. Miss Feldhusen will
spend short vacation and return. Miss
Smith expecting to remain.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
w. 5. Serross, Ellensburg, Wash; f. l..
Bates, Sacramento; Thos. Kenney. San
Francisco; M. L. Glove, knights Land
ing; G. NJ. Lewis, Gridley; A. NJ. Smith.
Oroville; r. Cosner, Colusa; Z. w. Pear
son. Woodbridge; John Romke, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: r. W. Simpson, Jr., d. I. Hig-
Keeier; Z. F. Reynolds Chico; j. r. R
Hebron, Salinas; w. Y. Walker. Sc
| bastopol; j. NJ. Walker, Santa Rosa: J.
NJ. Mannon, Sam Paxton, Ukiah; Ii. NJ
Heineman, San Francisco; l.. e. More
house, San Leandro.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Of J., ,ia,
Thursday evening by the patrons. pupils
and teachers of the Elk Grove School.
| MIR. Cotfman for many years has acted as
| School Trustee. He has filled the posi-
| t1on admirably, thereby winning for him
| self the esteem of all. He has been
/ largely instrumental in securing to Elk
Grove the Union High School, and wish
ing TO show their sense of his ability and
| untiring zeal, the friends of Mr. Coffman
presented him with a handsome chair.
/ The presentation was accompanied by
| few well-chosen remarks by Delos Gage.
| expressive of the sterling worth of the
| recipient. sumptuous repast was par
taken of by the guests, who agreed that
| this was memorable event in the annals
| of Elk Grove history. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Coff-
| man, MIR. and Mrs. DeIos Gage, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clinton kerby, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
! Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. Woody, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Loll, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon.
| Mrs. Trueblood, Mrs. Butler, Misses
Lena Smith, Matte Malcolm, Howard,
| Mabel Leim bach, Lena Loll, Ada Gage,
| Ella Trueblood, Hortense Woody, Jen-
ME Stewart and Laura Keemy, Messrs.
! Trueblood, Stewart, A. Gage, S. Gage,
! John Pickett, Joe Pickett, Loll, Cowart,
Kerby. H. Kerby, c. Gilman, G. Gilman,
! Costello. Howard, Volney, Smith, True
! blood, Leimbach. Dixon, j. Stewart, n.
| Stewart and A. Gray.