Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Add C. Hinkson went 10 Modesto yesterday.
Sheriff Mccoy, of Yuba county, was in the city
yesterday.
P. Crowley, Chief of Police Of San Francisco, was
in the city yesterday.
N. Marx, of New York. H B. Umbstaetter and c.
T. Won Stanton, OF Baltimore
F. A. Miller, of Sacramento, viii arrive home to-
day by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
N. P. Chapman, OF Red Bluff, returned from San
Francisco and was in town yesterday.
Mrs. r. H Pratt has gone to Ogden for Christ
mas visit with her daughter, Mrs. Pierce.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton, Mrs. C. W. Clark and Mrs.
Fred Birdsall went to San Francisco yesterday.
&c. Medley, who was formerly Deputy Assessor,
will be candidate for City Assessor next spring.
A. KimbalI and wife and Miss Carrie Demude, Of
Colfax will arrive here this morning from visit to
the East.
B. B. Minor, w ". Carter, A. Davis, D. Mcclure,
H Martin, of San Francisco, were in Sacramento
yesterday.
Miss Daisy Nourse OF Berkeley, niece of Mr. and
Mrs J. F. Cooper, is at present making them visit
in this city.
Burnand, the editor of Punch, has pleasant,
handsome face. Though gray and bearded, he is
comparatively young. He has fourteen children
Miss KittIe Kelly, of Napa has returned home
from visit of two weeks duration in Stockton.
She was accompanied on her return by Miss Nellie
Scriffin, OF that city.
Moses Heller, one Of the recent Debris Ivesti-
eating Committee from the San Franciso Board Of
Trade, was in the city yesterday, and returned to
the Bay last evening.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Durkee, of Stockbridge, VT
sister and brother-in-aw Of Chief Justice Leonard
arrived in Carson last Saturday, and will probably
spend the winter in that city.
EN- Bachman, Henry Goodkind, David Freiden.
REICH of Sacramento have been in the city for the
past three days attending to business in Court and
will return to the Bay this morning.
The Oliver Twist Dramatic Club gave a bon.bon
party at Turner Hall last night for the benefit of
Capital Lodge No. 81, 1. o. G. t. There was good
attendance, and most social time was had.
D. W. White and James McGranahau, the re-
vvalists, will arrive from the East by overland train
this morning. They are accompanied by their fam
lies, and will engage in revival work upon this
coast.
The Sacramento Literary and Debating Society
held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday even
ing and had an interesting discussion upon reso-
luton that country life is conducive to health
than city life.
Mrs S. P Dorsey srrived by overland train from
the East yesterday morning, after an absence OF
nine weeks, visiting relatives in New York. She
was accompanied by her cousin, VIM. Fl. Hampton,
of the city of New York, who will remain for several
months in California. Mr.. Hampton was an early
resident of the Golden State, and makes the present
visit after an absence of more than twenty-five
years.-[Grass Valley Union.
Among those in the city yesterday were: Charles
Griffin, San Rafael; B. T. Shepherd, Georgetown !;
7. B. Nelson, William MEDICAL, Woodland; J. r.
Garnett, w. r. Barnes, George Cewles, Marysville,
Miss E. Martin, lone; D. q. Holmes, Albert May,
Zines de Prate, w. H. Graham, of Chico p Elwood
Allen CORTLAND; p Mansfield, J. King, Carson; Mrs.
F. S. Childs, William 7. Greenwood, Folsom ; F. II.
Thoms Plymouth A. W. Freeman, G. Carsten,
GAINESVILLE G. R. Hillgrove and wife, Isleton T. J.
jeans, Woodland o. Ingersoll Elk Grove; NJ.
Phelps and c. Slayback, Single Springs.