The record-union., 1894-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

D. II. Arnold of Colusa is at the Capital
Hotel.
Mrs Hertzel and son have gone to Pa
cific Grove.
a. L. Shinn is down from Madeline
Plains, Lassen County.
Joseph Wiseman is back from two
weeks soiourn at Alta, Placer County.
Miss Albertina Parker of Stockton is
the guest of Mrs. J. III. Smith of Folsom.
j. L. Barham and d. B. Lyon of Red
Bluff are registered at the Capital Hotel.
George Tagtmier and James II. Don
nelly of Folsom have gone TO Lake Ia
hoe.
Eugene Stevens and Misses Lottie and
Addie Stevens are at Summit Soda
Springs.
w. R. Daley and wife May Nannary)
well-known theatrical people, are at the
Golden Eagle
Mrs. j. A. Fillmore and daughter Of
San Francisco are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Colclough.
Mrs. Graham and Miss Graham, wife
and daughter of General Graham, u. S. A.,
are IN the city and stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Irvine and Mrs.
Wells have returned from their camping
trip to Strawberry Valley, Ell Dorado
County.
Mrs. J. Newton of Woodbridge, San
Joaquin County, is visiting her father
and mother, II. l.. Hasting and wife of
Folsom.
L. L. Lewis and family have returned
from their visit to Soda Springs, where
they enjoyed several weeks of delightful
recreation.
c. II. Clark, Chief Cashier of the Pal
ace Hotel, San Francisco, is on his ranch
near Folsom on a short visit. His health
has been poor of late.
Jacob Miller and Louis Klumpp and
families have left Folsom for Wentworth
Springs, where they will spend several
weeks fishing and hunting.
On Monday the young friends of Miss
Emma Ayer assembled at her home in
the New W Western Hotel al Folsom to par
take of her hospitality on her fourteenth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Pearson of Lincoln.
Neb., who have been visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. f. E. Engstrom, have re-
turned TO Tucson. Ariz., where they have
for several years been engaged in mis-
sionary work.
Miss Mamie Foley of Folsom was the
recipient OF party few days ago,
given to commemorate the tenth ami
versary of her birth. Quite a number of
her young friends and schoolmates were
present to wish her future happiness.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
G. b. Greene, Courtland; II. Louis
Huber, Clarksburg; j. l.. Barham, Red
Bluff; JOS. A. Bradin, George II. Ball, j.
Howell, 0. Scudder, Benjamin O'Neil,
city; j. T. Onstott, G. Ii. Stegman, San
Francisco; D. ii. Arnold, J. .. Zum-
waldt, Z. Q. Wilson, Colusa; &. c. Felts,
Maxwell; d. B. Lyon. Red Bluff; G. S.
Jobe, Corning; II. Bresler, Red Bluff; ?.
r. GarnetL, Milton French, Willows; ].
NJ. Berry, Marysyille; Mrs. Addie Stew
art, James Mullen, Woodland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terdsy: May Nannary, Mortimer Snow,
Kitty Belmour, Louis Belmour, Tillie
Fitzgerald, Little Mildred, w. r. Daley,
Genevieve Nannary, New York Stock
Company; Mrs. Theo. Allen, Arizona;
II. G. Halet j. Il. Pasman, Frank Miller,
Willows; General w. NJ. Graham, u. 5.
A.; Mrs. Graham, Miss Graham, Pre-
sidio; Lieutenant G. p. Summerall, Z. S.
A.; a. i. Nesser, Chicago; q. G. Hail,
J. :. Swan, IL. Newell, Charles f. Kins-
man, Irving Lockwood. d. G. Waldron,
L. SchrauZ, i. Commins, James NJ.
Hobbs, Emil Duane, Samuel G. Allen
and wife, Mrs. ). G. Burton and child,
Miss NJ. B. Davis, Jules c. Cert, j. l..
Woods, San Francisco.