Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Oscar Wilde intends coming to California.
Chas Dodd. OF Portland. OREGON. is in town.

| Oscar Wilde intends coming to California.
| Chas Dodd, of Portland, Oregon, is in town.
| Governor Perkins went to the Bay Saturday.
F. T. Phelps, cf Plaeervile, is visiting in the city
| The Turner's OF Napa are to have masquerade
ball.
John Cashin, of San Francisco is at the Golden
| Eagle.
| H. S. Bryan. of San Francisco, is at the Eldred
| House.
N. F. Morrill,. Of Chicago, was at the Capital Hotel
yesterday.
Judge E. NJ Whitney and wife have returaed to
| Carson New.
H NJ Yerington and wife have returned from the
| Fay to Nevada.
Geo. S. Allen and A. Wood of San Francisco, were
| in the city Yesterday.
B. F. futile, of Petaluma, has taken another trip
| to Tombstone, Arizona
There is to be grand masquerade bail at Colusa
| on the 21st OF February.
| Elias Steinmau and bride arrived home from their
wedding trip last saturday
| Mrs C. T.. Stilson and daughter have returned TO
| Chico from visit to Sacr smento
| f W. Young, of Santa Rosa, will arrive from the
| East by overland train this morning.
Miss occa yanderp, of Los Angeles, is on a visit
| to her aunt, Mrs Ross Levin, at Sapa
| Sid Eldred, who has been very seriously i'll for
several days past, was better yesterday
| Assem- lyman f. E. Leake, of solano county, has
| been in the city for the past day or tive.
| Hon. Anson Brunson, of Los Angeles, is spoken of
| as Republican candidate fer the Supreme Bench.
! Rev j. W. Brier is seriously i'll at the residence OF
his son, at the corner of Fourteenth and streets.
Professor D. C. Clark has resigned his position in
ths Heald dsburg schools 10 become Principal at So
| mona.
| General Bidwell, who was called TO the city as n
witness in the debris case, returned to Chico
| Saturday.
viii s. Green, Of Colusa, is spoken OF by many pa
| pers as a Democratic candidate for Railroad Com
| missioner.
Miss Carrie Mansen of Vallejo, is visiting Miss
Mamie Hatch, of Suisun, and was given party the
other evening.
w. L. Marple, formerly of San Francisco, is fitting
up private art gallery In connection with his stu
dio, in St. Louis.
| Miss Rose Shelter of Sonoma is visiting in the
city, as guest Of her auuts, Mrs. A. C. Tufts and
Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis
w E. Brown, Of San Francisco, who was in this
city during he latter part of the week. returned to
the Bay on Saturday.
Thomas j. Howard, an old resident of this city,
who has been absent Tor some time, has returned to
make his home in Sacramento.
A coast paper announces Thos. L. Thompson, edi-
tor and proprietor of the Sonoma Democrat, as a
candidate for Secretary OF State.
W. W. Dana, of Santa Rosa; W. g. White, of
Stockton and r. R, Stephens, OF Piacerville, ar.
| y
Mr. and Mrs. F. t Bush, of Oakland, who have
been yisiti the family of Colonel Henry Starr for
the past week, returned home Saturday morning.
The ladies of the Methodist Church Of Lakeport
will give an old foks concert in connection with a
New England XII chen, on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary I'd.
Professor C. s. Smyth, PRESIDENT of the Sonoma
County Board of Education. has been appointed
on the Executive Committee Of the State Teachers
Association.
Richard A. Dana was in Santa Barbara in 1884,
| when he was a sailor {" before the mast" He re-
turned about twelve years ago and spent some time
in Santa Barbara
SH H. Clark General Superintendent OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. who with his family arrived
from the East on Saturday, left at noon for San
Gabriel, Los Angeles county, where he Will spend
the winter.
The Bee. Democrat says that the most immensely
grotesque phully side splitting affair for many
day the sheet end-powcase surprise porty
given to Miss Mabel Merritt Friday evening last
at the residence of ]. L. Woods, in Lakeport.
Mrs. Edward York, of Sacramento daughter OF
Judge Heard) left Saturday for San Francisco, where
she will take the steamer tomorrow for San Bias
| Mexico, where her husband will meet bis wife and
| child and escort them to their new home at Guada
lsjara, Mexico.
The simplicity of the Emperor Williams character
| is illustrated in the burghcr-lile fashion in which
he went about choosing Christmas gifts for his
frends. The venerable gentleman made all his Own
| aud hou sehold.
Among those in the city Saturday and yesterday
| we're F. c Rush, Chico; D. Gildsmasher, Colusa !;
G.. Keck, Freeport VIM Lyons, Latrobe; A.
Cook, s. P Sherwood, Placerville, +. NJ. Pool. Jo
| sab Pool, Isletou; j. W. Nance, }. H. Costello, Elk
Grove; X. E. PieTcy, Pleasant Grove; Fred. Stein
| man, Bodie; Ed. o'Connen, Rockin ); Ma han Gill
| more T. A. Gait, L. Poundstone, FL Dorado; Jas.
| Collins, Miss Annie Collins, Miss Maggie Collins,
| Courtland; Mrs. W. Campbell, Miss Campbell,
Madison; X. NJ Ham, Auburn; ; and NJ. ormsher,
| OF Nord.
There we're in the city last night II. Barton,
Deer Creek Miss NJ. Kinsley, Mud Springs; Will
| liam Elder, Costumes o. Clark, Pleasant Grove /;
william Murphy, Cosumnes; William Way, Elk
Grove; D. II. Arnold, Colusa John Wheatler, Mill
| vile; William oyter and wife, Stockton; J. NJ.
| Stephenson Franklin; a. A. Wood, Charles Hest
| Ter, Charles Frye, John Han1ay, San Jose; S.
Barnes, Yslo J. Rogenbogen. Clarksburg; L. NJ.
! Mcdonald and w. B. Nordyke, Woodland G. B.
| Gazae, Plymouth S. H. Anderson, Reseville and
| C. NJ Pike, Laporte
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