The record-union., 1898-08-28

Mrs. Flanders mas gone to Santa
Monica for few weeks visit.
Mrs. E. Smith has returned from a
two weeks visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. Captain Roberts has gone to
Pacific Grove.
Senator Boyce of Santa Barbara Wis
tied the city last week.
Mrs. Baldwin and daughter Pearl
are visiting friends in Oakland.
Mrs. William Lyon has gone to Salt
Lake City to join her husband, who is
in business there.
Clarence Mckenzie and E. L. Dyer
have returned from an extended hunt
| ing trip in Lake County. They report
having had delightful time.
The Misses Hannah and Kate Haley
are visiting friends in San Francisco.
Mrs. AL. Ernst and children have re-
turned from their summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Wood of
San Francisco have been spending a
few days in Sacramento as the guests
of Mrs. Woods brother, DIR. w. II.
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Wright leave on
Monday for Bartlett Springs, intending
to be gone a few weeks.
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Miss Eta Birdsall returned from
Millbrae last week. where she had been
visiting Mrs. Ansell Easton-
NJ. E. Gates has returned from a
visit to the mining regions of Ell Do
RADIO County
Mrs. H. G. Smith is spending few
days in San Francisco.
Mrs. Harry Breckenfeld and the
Misses Groth have returned from Cap
| itola.
William Housh, Principal of the Los
Angeles High School, visited Sacra-
mento for a few days during the past
| week.
Mrs. Mel and family have returned
from their summer vacation.
Harry Ranlett and Ralph Van Voor-
HES are spending few days in San
Francisco.
Dick Dierssen has returned from his
summer outing.
Miss Sue Lindsay has gone to Chi
cago for two months visit.
Among those who came up from San
Francisco to the Republican ConTen-
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins. Mrs
Watkins was formerly Miss Hoag,
daughter of the late l. N. Hoag. TE1s
was her first visit to her old home IN
fifteen years.
Miss S. G. Beaumont is spending
few weeks at Pacific Grove.
Douglas Cone Of Red Bluff spent
few days in Sacramento last week.
Misses Lou and Minnie Elmer re-
turned from Santa Cruz last WedneS-
day. Mr. Elmer left Saturday for Santa
Cruz to join his daughter Hattie, who
is still there.
Miss Mae Warren has returned from
San Francisco, where she had been
visiting friends for the past month.
Miss Gussie Tappan is home again
from Pacific Grove and San Francisco,
where she had been for the past three
weeks.
| Mrs. J. Luce and family and Mrs.
Baughman of lone leave for Pacific
Grove on Tuesday next.
| Miss Ellanora Ivey, who had been
spending her summer vacation IN
| Sacramento returns to Berkeley on
Tuesday morning to resume her work
in the Theological Seminary there.
| Mrs. Stitch and son returned on
Thursday evening, after two weeks
visit in San Francisco.
Rudolph Van Norden of Auburn Wis
tied Sacramento last Sunday.
c. E. CHnch, prominent merchant
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of Grass Valley, has returned home,
after spending four days in Sacra-
mento
DR.. w. H. Baldwin has gone to Lake
| Tahoe to accompany home his fam
| lily, who have been at Emerald Ray
for the past month.
| Mrs. T. w Small and family re-
turned Thursday evening, after spend
| ing very pleasant month at Pacific
Grove.
After few days absence from the
| city Lawyer Dunn returned on
Wednesday evening from Oakland with
his family.
| Mrs. E. B. Willis and son Clarence
left yesterday for Reno, where the lat
| ter, lad of IA, enters the prepara-
tory department of the Nevada State
University.
Mrs Mary Phleger and children have
returned from Pacific Grove after a
months visit
Master Roy Parsons returns to-day
from two weeks visit to relatives
and friends in San Francisco and Oak
land.
Miss Eda Quire is in Alameda, where
she will spend the remainder of her