The record-union., 1897-07-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

from his trip to the seaside.
Miss Mildred McKinnon of Oakland
is visiting Miss May Hickman.
Chas. A. Thomas and NJ E. Ellis
| came over from Woodland yesterday.
Senator w. F. Prisk of the Grass VAL
ley Union" was in the city yesterday.
DR.. C. G. Spencer of Georgetown, Ell
| Dorado County, is visiting his relatives
in this city.
Miss Lille Mealand of Boston, Mass,
| is visiting at the home of her uncle,
DR.. C. Mealand.
Mrs. Robt. Dalzen of Denver, Colo,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. McCor-
mick Of this city.
Miss Mary Phelps of Los Angeles is
visiting her mother, Mrs Adna Phelps
Of 1908 Seventh street.
Miss Lula E. Rummel of Mansfield,
| O., is visiting her aunt, Mrs Adna
Phelps of 1908 Seventh street.
James Faris. Sr.. will leave to-day for
Alameda, where he will recuperate af-
ter his recent three weeks illness
Judge W. II. Biggs of the Court Of
Appeals of st. Louis, Mo-, is in the city
on two months visit, he guest of
his daughter, Mrs. James Faris. Jr.
w. II. Crocker, who was on his way
| West, learned of his brothers illness
and left Ogden on a special train yes
terday and will pass through the city
this morning on his way to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. J. L. McCord and Miss J. NJ
| Todman, Governor Budds Executive
Secretary, have gone to Monterey for
months rest. They will occupy the
MeCOrd cottage at Seaside during part
of their stay.
| John Mackay, Superintendent of the
Rancho Del PasO, has returned from
New York, where he supervised the
sale Of a consignment of thoroughbred
yearlings. He was accompanied by
DR.. A. NJ. McCollum, Gus Turner and
A. L. Lyon.
Albert N. Ackley and wife of Ithica,
| n. Y, are the guests of their niece,
Mrs. H. B. Breckenfeld of this city.
Mr.. Ackley was formerly a resident of
| Sacramento, and thirty years ago was
member of the grocery firm of Bell,
Ackley & Culver, who conducted the
Big Tree Store.'
| f. e. Wright and wife, Chas. E. Lip
man and wife, George Jackson and
wife, j. A. Gillis and wife, G. Graham,
c. Harrison, E. D. McCabe, H Buck
man and Frank T. Johnson will short
iy start on a camping expedition to
Moore's Bridge on the South Fork of
/ the American River. They expect to
lind good fishing and other amusement
Rev. NJ. D. Buck and wife returned
Friday night from San Francisco. They
talked with q large number of Chris
tan Endeavorers from the East. These
all expressed themselves as delightful
ly surprised at the cordial reception
given to them in this State, especially
at Sacramento. The convention far
exceeds the brightest hopes of those
who arranged for it.
DR.. J. A. Mckee of Elk Grove. who
has been absent in the East for two
months, attending the American Medi-
cal Association meeting and visiting the
various hospitals in PHILADELPHIA,
Washington and New York, returned
nome last night, accompanied by his
son Charles, and his many friends as
well as his patients will be glad to see
his genial face again.
Generals J. H Dickinson, N. G. c.,
and w. H. Brown, ex-Surveyor- General
of California, passed through the city
on their way to San Francisco yester-
day, after a weeks outing at Lake Ia
hoe. They came from the lake by way
of Placerville and report having had a
delightful trip. The gentlemen were
modest in their fish stories, reporting
having caught only one large trout in
the lake. Their faces were as brown
as coffee berries.