Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator William Johnston is at the Golden Eagle.
A. L. Woodruff, Of Chicago, is at the Capital
Hotel. a
Master car.builder George weich, Of Oakland, is
in the city.
Eli Davis and A. H Webber, of Sutter, are at the
Capital Hotel.
Miss Julia Day. of this city, visiting friends in
San Francisco.
E. C. Hart, of the Willows Journal, is stopping at
the Golden Eagle.
David Mcclure, of San Francisco, came down from
jackson yesterday.
Miss Mollie Carpenter, of Placerville, is visiting
friends in this city.
Timothy Hopkins passed through yesterday from
Marysville to San Francisco.
Frank Bell, OF Reno, was in the city yesterday,
and LETT for home last evening,
o. C. Jackson left for Oregon yesterday afternoon,
to be absent two or three weeks.
s. N Pitcher, former resident OF this CITY, passed
through on his way to Reno yesterday.
Park Fellows, OF Oakland, was in the city yester-
day and returned home in the afternoon
G. Fl. Gilman and Miss Jennie Dennis were mar
ried day before yesterday by Rev. 7. II. B. Ander-
son.
H. L. Tichenor, agent for Wells, Fargo Co at
Carson, passed through home from the bay yester-
day.
Miss Josie johnson, who has been visiting friends
in san Francisco for the past two weeks, returned
yesterday.
The Governors Guard cadets will give an invita-
tion ball in the Assembly Chamber at the Capitol
on the 18th of February.
John Klees, who has been confined to his house
for time with severe attack OF eryspelas, is
able to be on the street again.
John Farris and wife, Of Philadelphia; C. Phin-
nery Of Westfed, Mass ; and E. Mills, OF New
York, are at the Golden Eagle.
SH H. Clark, General Manager of the Union Pa
cc Railroad, and family, left Omaha yesterday for
California, to arrive on the 2lst.
The prospectus issued by the Eureka Social Club
of their ninth annual bal masque, to take place
the Pavilion on the 26th inst, is very unique
Supervisor p. Bailey and his wife are now stop
ping in the city at the State House. Mr. Bailey is
receiving medical treatment for his illness, and is
improving
Lieutenant Charles E. Kilbourne, OF the Signal
Service, o. S A., with his family, are spending
few days in the capital city, as guests of George
Cadwalader.
P. s. Hirsch and B. s. Hrseh, former merchants
of FL Dorado, but now engaged in mercantile pur-
suits in San Francisco passed through this city on
their way to Placervile yesterday.
II. c. Allen, W. Wright, e. B. Whitney, Miss E.
D. Sharpe H. Z. Bothin. Henry Ciusky, W. G.
Scott, j. Schardin, H. B. Jones and G. Davidson,
OF San Francisco, were in the city yesterday.
Attorney. General A. L. Hart went to Colusa yes
terday morning, and will return this evening. He
left A L. Rhodes, of counsel, in charge of the
prosecution of the Gold Run case during his ab-
sence.
Daniel Flint and wife arrived home Yesterday
afternoon by the Southern Pacific route. They have
spent about two months and half at the East,
visiting most of the States, and report having had
most pleasursble trip.
General Bidwell and wife came down from Chico
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bidwell left for Wash
ington, d. c.. her former home last evenings
train, and will be absent about three months. The
General remained in the city until to day, and he
will return to Chico this afternoon
Among those in the city yesterday were: H
Howe, Brownsville; Mrs. Thos Raston, tacer-
vile; c. W. Menasco and wife, Chaias, Idaho T.
Carmichael, B. Chasteain, Modesto; David Locke
Freeman Crossing; Mrs. ] Sweeney, daughter ami
lady friend, Rocklin; ]. Churchill, Yreka E. Davis
7. B. Hull, B. Walton, Sutter county; JOS Rich
ards, Nevada City; c. Davis, J. NJ. c. jasper,
wheatland Chas. F. Sayre, Cousa; Lon Jones,
Geo. Hagle, Florin; NJ R. Riddle, Mrs. stsfford c.
c. Riddle, P. Perazzo, Folsom; Jos. H fin, Co.
sumnes Miss Jones, Sacramento county; W.
Duden, Lake House; NJ. De Frees, Tulare; G.
Brown, Frank Brown, Ukiah i; R. B. Pierce, W.
Ssson, Pleasant Grove; G. W. jerks, j. J. Camp
bell, J. NJ, oyermeyer, Gait; and G. Hathaway,