Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Captain P F. Dolan was in the city yesterday.
P. H. McGrew, of Oakland, is stopping in town.
George o. Bates has returned from trip to FL
Dorado county.
One of Governor Fosters daughters, it is eaid is
TO marry his private Secretary, Mr. Mussey.
Carrying some books on scientific subjects under
her arm is the latest dodge of the girl of the period
Mrs. Chas. H. Fish and daughter, of Oakland,
will arrive from the East by overland train this
morning.
Secretary of State Burns returned TO this city yes
terday from San Francisco, where he has been for
several DAYS past
Miss Annie Hamilton, of sebastopol, is visiting
Miss Gussie Wilcox, of this city, and Will remain
about two weeks.
John NJ. hatcher, of this city, and who has been
in employ at Tombs one A. T., for some time past,
arrived in Sacramento yesterday.
Gambetta celebrated his forty-fourth birthday on
the Both of October Few men of his age have ever
climbed so high without receiving two severe
falls
A. J. Erskine, of Rochester, N. Y; F. B. Wibord,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio; ]. A. Price, of indianapolis,
Ind; C. S. Housnan, OF New York city, are in
town.
Mrs Winnie Ream Hoxie wears handsome cameo
oreastpin in rich setting, which was given to her
by Cardinal Antoneli, the Prime Minister of Pope
Plus TX.
The ''eri eri is new French charm. to hang on
a watch chain, that makes a noise like crying
baby. They are in gold and silver, not having yet
gone into imitation substances
j. W. Cohen, D. G. Goldstein, G. 3. Peretti, L.
| Schwsbacher D. Friedenrich. NJ. Heller N. Buch-
anan Hy. Goodkiud, W. J. Kingslaw. c. G. Blakes-
| lee, E. NJ Beardsley E. S. Doude and James King,
OF San Francisco were in the city yesterday.
| As result of his observations in America, John
Walter, of the London Times, tells his countrymen
| that any Englishman going to America who is a
| good judge of land, and steady and industrious,
| might be certain OF becoming wealthy and prosper
Gus before he was so years old
The use OF absinthe is increasing in London,
| chiefly in the sections frequented by Frenchmen
Englishmen, however, are acquiring the taste, and
doctor who is authority on the subject warns the
public officially that in Marylebone distinct class
OF ailments, traceable to the use of absinthe, j:
springing up.
S. NJ. Fulton, who has been assistant teacher al
Professor Atkinson's Commercial College in thi;
city, will leave to-day, to engage in business al
Gait. Upon taking his leave at the close OF the
afternoon session yesterday fine gold-headed cant
was presented to him by the students. Professor
A. L. Reed formerly teacher in the institution
takes the place made vacant by Mr.. Fulton's de
parture.
There were in the city: J. G. Woods White
Rock /; ]. A. Salisbury, Pleasant Grove; c. r. Mar
tin, Auburn; ]. o'Brien, G. W. Mclean, Smarts
vile; E. C. Uren, Dutch Flat !; John Bell, Paradise
New; ]. Peraz7o Folsom; F. E. Baker and wife
Mrs. F. h. Rahm, Mrs. Frost, A. Kenn, Woodland
]. j. Campbell n. Wykoff, wife and daughter
Gait; c. R. Clarke, Bartlett Springs; Mrs NJ. N
Jackson, Auburn; B. Hearsch, W. Hearsch, Gras
Valley; Mrs. Vim. Mccoy and son, Marysville.