Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
W. L. Pritchard is visiting in the city.

Assemblyman A. L. Chandler is in town.
| Rev. T. II. B. Anderson went to Colusa yesterday.
| A theatrical company is being organized in
orland.
Gold effects are introduced largely into striped
woolens this season.
Hank Smith passed through from Shasta county
to the bay yesterday.
W. E. Sheridan went to Stockton yesterday, where
| he play ed last evening
| j. O. Forbes, of Georgetown Ell Dorado county,
was in the city yesterday.
| Judge George A. Blanchard, of Colusa, is in the
| city to spend Thanksgiving.
j. N Burnett and C. n. Neald and wife, OF Ckah,
arrived 10 the city last evening.
Colonel J. A. Br;dgland was entertained by ex-
Senator Booth night before last.
! Mrs. A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley, is at present
| the guest of Mrs. I. 3. Mcfarland in this city.
W. H. Rathbone, of Elmira, N. Y; j. W. Wilson,
Texas: and A. W. Davis, Mexico, are in the city.
Superintendent F. NJ. Campbell has gone to Red
| ding to attend the Teachers Institute OF Shasta
4 county.
A B. Brown, w. G. Curtis and E. A. Stone of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, were in the city
yesterday.
J. s. Cone, Railroad Commissioner has returned
from his trip to the East, where he has been for
| eral weeks past.
Frank Maskey and Crittenden Robinson are in
|
cultural Park to-day.
| Senator w. II. Brown came down from Single
| Springs yesterday, and will return to-day to eat
| Thanksgiving turkey at home.
A Thanksgiving ball will be given by George
Jones at Florin to morrow evening for which music
will be furnished by the Brighton band.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Monogue, of the diocese OF Grass
Valley s visiting Nevada State, for the first time
since his conservation. He is receiving very warm
welcomes.
VIM. H. Brown, A. C. searle, ]. A. Whaley, c. c..
| R. Greathouse Donald McsIil,en, H. c. Allen, O. p.
| Downing and John Lee, of San Francisco, were in
| the city yesterday.
Quite large number went from this city to at
tend the military ball at Woodland last night They
left after o'clock last evening by train, and
were accompanied by the First Artillery Band.
William Saunders, of the Woodland Democrat,
left last evening by the overland train to attend the
Conference of the Seventh Day AdXentists, to he
| held in Michigan. He will be absent about six
| weeks.
Lieutenant j. P. Dalton, of Company G, First Ar
| tillery n. G. c., has been promoted to Captain,
vice I. w. Sheehan, promoted to Colonel. Sergeant
Harry w. Rivett was promoted to First Lieutenant,
and private Maurice Sheehan raised to Second Lieu.
| tenant.
General Charles Cadwalader returned to Red Bluff
on Tuesday morning train from trip as far north
as Shasta valley. He reports experiencing much
wet weather, including day of snow. He says
surveying parties are busy seeking the best route
| for the railroad.
e. Hoole proprietor of the Chico Enterprise
| accompanied by his wife and son, Mrs. S. NJ. Saun-
| ders, of Chico, and II. Van Heusen, of San Fran
CISCO in the city account of the death George
| W. Gilbert Mrs. Saunders is sister and Mrs. Hooe
and Mrs. Van Heusen nieees OF the deceased.
The Heiterkeit Social Club gave its initial patty
| of the season at Turner Hall last evening There
| was very good attendance and the ball was a So
| cial success The management was under Floor
Director Ii. Guthrie Floor Managers G. J. Fuchs,
J. Wheel, T. c. Jarsens, G. Hagelstein; Committee
of Arrangements, II. a. Guthrie, j. Wheel, 7. Jur-
gems, E. Hagelstein, @. Dohn.
Friday night, the 18TH the residents of the Indian
Flat School District, Nevada county, rendered to
| Miss Maggie McNichols complimentary party.
The young lady had finished the term as teacher OF
the school and the children and parents there de-
sired to testify their regards for her. The party
one OF the most pleasant affairs OF the kind that
ever took place in the county.
Among those in the city yesterday were: P. J.
| Peftey Boise City. Idaho e. A. Smith, Placerville
| James James, jamestown Geo. \. Marlin and wife
San Jose A. C. Phillips, Walnut Grove; Mrs. w
| W. Brison, Reuters station; James A. LOuthitt
Stockton Miss Olive Sayback, Single Springs s.
Palm. James Short, Gait: Miss Bryan, CORTLAND
| Mrs Yarrck and two children, Woodland; C. N
Cotton Folsom c. W. Hoitt Petaluma; John De
La Plant, r. Harrow, Dixon C. A. Mott, Carson
| Nevada: c. Harliins, Dutch Flat; Chas. Burton
Franklin S. d. Runyon aud wife, Courtand Mrs
Downey, Gold bill Chas Mathews, Winnemucca
L. H. Mcintosh, Chico G. P. Sprague, j. d. LANCE
mon j. D. stephens, Woodland II. C. Niemeyer
Wheatland; Mrs. I. B. Harper, Lincoln l. W. Har
| rington, Amador; W. G. Brigham, Truckee ; ?. f
Scott Blue Canyon; L. J. Ashford Msrysyiie and
| W. " Andrews Dutch Fat.