The record-union., 1894-08-13
SOCIAL AND personal.

II. II. Kerchival of Trask Landing is at
the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. E. II. Balze is visiting friends in
San Joaquin County.
Judge James L. Murphy of Del Norte
| is at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Bagley has returned from her old
home at Elwood to this city.
Mrs. DR.. Wizard and son Lawrence
have gone to Pacific Grove for month.
There is a large party of Eastern and
Western tourists at the Golden Eagle.
w. E. Doan, wife and son, are spending
a few weeks at Summit Soda Springs.
James Graham, well-known citizen
| OF Gait, is registered at the Capital Hotel
| Miss Katie Sutliff has returned from a
pleasant visit TO Miss Murphy of Perk-
ms.
The Misses Sankey of Pleasant Grove
are visiting the Misses Sutlif at 1905 F
street.
Mrs. S. Ferriter has returned from
| Castle Crag very much improved in
health.
Hugo Hornlein goes this morning o
Santa Cruz for week, to inhale the
ocean breeZes.
Mrs. E. B. Crocker is spending the hot
months at her summer home at Larch-
mont, Long Island.
a. B. Champion. editor of the Grass
Valley Itdlngs. returned home yesterday
after attending the printers convention.
Mendell Welcker, formerly deputy in
the Office Of State superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, is up from Berkeley OH a
visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Rider and daugh-
! ters Genevleve and Hazel have gone on
camping trip to Truckee River for two
weeks.
Railroad Commissioners Beck man left
Bartlett Springs on Saturday for Ukiah
to inspect the San Francisco and North
Pacific Railway.
On Saturday evening E. w. Trues-
dell, Minneapolis fruit man who has
| been operating here for some months,
was banqueted by number of his friends
as farewell send-oh. lie WAS also pre-
/ sented with gold watch and chain. Mr.
Iruesdell left for his home yesterday.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
| II. II. kerchival, Trask Station: George
b. Stockman, Charles Perry, a. Carlisle.
| d. +. Mccarthy, San Francisco; James
Graham, Gait; Harry S. Homage, T. NJ.
Butler, Stockton; g. W. Kramer, Sacra-
mento; G. X. Thomas, Woodland; j.
Alexander and family, Louisiana; Don
Hackett, d. L. Douglas, w. c. Serooss,
Charles Methvan. st. Louis, Mo-: G.
Leonard, Philadelphia
The Sacramentans at Summit Soda
Springs are having lively season.
Every day brings something new in the
way OF entertainment. On Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Russell Flint gave a pic
mic party. On the same evening e. l..
Lewis gave q collation. party at the hotel
in honor of his daughters birthday. The
young lady had hundreds of HAPPY re-
turns" showered upon her. On Friday
evening there was a dance, attended by
most of the guests.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; L. A. Hughes, T. 2. Bertschey,
W. 4. Hotchkiss, +. a. Falkenberg,
Thomas Chapman, w. K. Harrington,
John w. Browning, l.. G. Pierce, Ed. Il.
| Morris, Mrs. Brannan and child, Mrs
Cutter, Denver; George z. Sampson,
Monte Vista, Colorado; c.. T.. Douglas,
Salt Lake; IL. Latshine, Mrs. Kuhle, j.
NJ. Mealers. j. x. Sherience, b. V. Hunt,
! L. j. Beauvais, Pueblo; j. Root and wife,
A. |. Root, Omaha; G. *. Enom, Tomah,
| Wisconsin,; Ii. \. Haynes, Greeley, Col
orado; +. NJ. Mckee, Montrose: Harri-
son Brooks, Alameda; J. G. Baird Chey-
enne; a. G. Schley, Arbuckle; Henry II.
King, New York; Z. p. Essick, Colorado
| Springs, Colorado; Albert Pasch and
wife. 2. L. Dunn, K. l.. Dunn, 4. w.
Rupe. ]. c. Hong, Jennie Kincaid, Bert
Kincaid, Miss B. A. Ivory. w. w. Cal
braith, James E. Murphy, Peter Darley,
John Chapman, A. Gilliland, Captain
and Mrs. H. 2. Reilly, Mrs. Frances Rice
Smith, San Francisco; j. II. Boyd, Louis
vile, Colorado.