Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01
SOCIAL avn PERSONAL.

Judge Reardon, of oroviile, was in the city yester
day.
Judge Niles searles is in The city, stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
Jules Taverner, the artist, who has been serious
ly i'll, is recovering.
Francisco yesterday.
Judge Temple, of Santa Rosa, is in the city, stop
ping at the Golden Eagle.
The Christian World says that Mr. Froude, the
| historian, is to have peerage.
Mrs John Boggs, OF Colisa, VITO has been visiting
for some time at San Rafael, has returned home.
a. L. Nichols and X NJ Bamm, of Sacramento.
were in Bieber, Lassen county, some days ago, on
business.
R. C. johnson entered Yesterday u on the duties
of express messenger for Wells. Fargo < Go. be-
tween San Francisco and Coliax.
J. H. Sharpe, OF this city. left yesterday for San
Francisco to take charge of the business interests
of the RECORD UNION in that city.
Miss Belle Richter, of San Francisco, who has
been spending week in this city as the guest OF
Mrs. al. WI f. returned home on Monday.
An exchange says that Davil Davis stands be-
tween the two great parties. Now we know what
keeps them so far apart, adds the Lowell Courier.
Miss Mamie L. Carpenter, Miss Ii lie Winans and
Miss Havemeyer, of New York, with the Misses
Tucker Of Alameda, start together for the East
early this week.
The San Jose Headlight says that city :" has more
pretty girls than ans other town in the State Such
a Islander upon Sacramento cannot be allowed to so
roaming about unrebu ked
Miss Martha Sharsouskoff, of Ounaaska Island,
accompanied Mrs Armstrong from Alaska to San
Francisco and is to rem1iu in California some time
TO study English and music.
Herbert Spencer has recovered his health, and it
is ruinored in London that the visit to Egypt with
whiehh name has been associated will result in
his marriage to an American heiress, whom he first
met at Cairo
There were in the city yesterday from eastward
Mrs j. NJ Redden, Topeka, Kansas A. c. Redden,
FL Dorado, Kansas F L. Dana and wife, Illinois /;
John Vaughan and wife, Denver, Col, and II. A.
Arnd, Ogden.
Mrs. Robert Bentley ard two children, of San
Jose; Mrs. Drinkwater, of that place; Mrs. W. A.
Woodside, of Santa Clara and Mrs. W. E. Ramsell,
of Stockton will arrive from the East by overland
tram this morning.
A. R. Gurney, r. H. Nauuton W. Bedle, H. Fost-
mann, A. J. Stone, C. 4. Fischer, Arthur A Kline,
Z. L. Toplitz, W a. Walker, B. B. Miner w. II. B..
Cole JANIS L. King and S. S. Paddock Ct San
francisco, were registered IN the city yesterday
A number of the young friends OF Misses Annie
and Mary, daughters OF James g. Davis, gathered at
the family residence on NJ street, between Sixth and
Seventh, last evening, when the ceremonies usual
TO Halloween were observed in due form, the young
people apparently enjoying themselves greatly
Thomas McKennon, President of the Mexican
| Central Railroad, and wife, accompanied by C. E.
Barron, OF the Boston Transcript, Arthur Bump
am, Harriet W. Mason and A. B. Lowrie, Of Boston,
will arrive from the East by overland this morning
| in special from the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad
Among those in town yesterday were James D.
Bailey, Allen Springs; l. Upham Colinsville II.
| L. Hoppn and wife, Miss Pibbitts, Winnemueca.
New. F. C. Carpenter, placerviile; Joseph Taylor,
| Forest Hill; Joseph Woodward, Folsom; h. b.
Pierce Tom Pierce, Pleasant Grove C. H. Groves,
VI. r. Kelly, Grass Valley J. T. Smith, Newcastle
Mrs. Afford, Winters; J. W. Crutcher, Williams
C. M. Stevens Bodie F. Peacock, Miss Della Pea
cock, C. W. Peacock, Jr., A. +. Sewell and w. S.
| Rogers Marysville.