Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John L. Burns, of Louisville. KY, Is visiting IL
Sacramento to-day.
Tie Truckee Cornet Band gives grand ball at
Trucsee on the I'D
ball in aid OF the Veterans Home is to be given
at Red Bluff on the 22d inst.
sig Rosenthal left here last night for Chicago,
whers be goes to engage in business
1t is rumorei that Alfred Packard, of Santa Bar
bara, is TO be appointed Secretary Of Legation To
Mexico.
Judge Joseph Bell, New Mexico's new Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, has arrived in Albu-
querque.
George H. Burnham, OF Piaceryille, came to the
city yesterday to participate in the festivities OF
the N. S. G. W.
W. d. Johnson young man of many friends in
San Jose, has gone to Wala Wa II to take position
in large dry goods store.
The British Mutusl Benefit and Social Society
viii celebrate its fifth anniversary by concert aud
! bail at Pioneer Hall next Tuesday evening
W. J. Clark, OF College City, was in Woodland
Wednesday. lie reports fayorably to the busi-
ness outlook and grain prospects for his section.
Martin Beasley, who was appointed as cadet at
West Psnt from Sacramento is reported as route
fJr California oy the steamer that left February 1st
John Fl. Foster, agent Of the railroad company at
Cottonwood, on the Callforn and Oregon Division,
was married Wednesday evening at that place TO
Miss Phille a. Refer.
VIM. L. Banning, brother OF General Phineas
Banning of Wilmington, arrived in Los Angeles a
few days ago, accompanied by his two daughters,
from St. Paul, Minnesota.
Ex- Governor A P. X. Stafford. OF Arizona, who
has been spending year or two in New York and
Philadelphia, has returned to Tucson, where he is
interested in u banking house.
Miss Mile Newmark Wednesday evening was the
recipient of party given in her honor by many
friends at the residence of William Price. She goes
to San Francisco to reside soon.
Henry Sailing who resides on the Steele ranch,
Yolo county, says that they are in special need
Of rain in this neighborhood yet but Will require
considerable more to insure crops.
j. R. wilkinson returned from Washington Terri
tory yesterday, where he has been for the last
month on business for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company in connection with their coal mines.
Mrs. E. ]. Dyer, Mrs. ]. Dysart, Ed. Dyer and
Emery Brckert and wife, viii leave Truckee next
Tuesday for Sp,kan Falls, w. It. Mrs. Dyer goes on
brief visit, but the rest of the party will locate
permanently at that place.
At the Eldred House: Mrs. A W. Bryan, Mrs
E. II. Bryan, Coulter; J. Ii Hamilton, Sebastopol I;
Thomas Brown, Live Oak F. E. Conn r, Michigan
Bar; Ii. S. Saokett, Mud Springs; 4. sullivan,
Pleasant Grove; S. w. Taylor, J. o. Taylor, Cos
umes ; l.. NJ. Russell, Anador.
Captain John Massey, one of the conductors OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad, who Wen: kast two
months ago to attend the Conductors Convention
which held in New Orleans, returned home last
friends in Kansas City, st. Louis, Memphis, New Or
leans, Mobile, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, Buff
falo and other noted Cities including the Canadas
Alitte three yearold boy living in the east end
OF town was yesterday morning engaged in CONVEX
sation with his mother, tue subject being scarlet
fever. She had been telling him about the fever,
how it made little children sick, how il went
through families, and what fearful thing it was,
when the little fellow looked up and said Mann
ma, let US hurry up and go to heaven, for then we
will have more 81 these pesky diseases. Eureka
(Cal.) Times.
G. Fl. W. Crockett and wife, of Austin, New. were
made the highly eased recipients OF a very unex-
pected and ENJOYABLE surprise party on Saturday
evening, the occasion of their crystal wedding
fifteenth anniversary OF their marriage festive
party of their friends, both married and unmarried
suddenly invaded their residence They were taken
completely by surprise, but soon recovered, and
welcomed their guests most cordially genuine
good time followed with plenty of choice eatables
ETC., music dancing and general sociabty till quite
o late hour.
The following named persons in the city
yesterday Louis S-ldner John Cohalan, g. Bowers,
W. l.. Prtchard. w. S. Wood, G. F. Allardt, George
I Hswlcy, w. II. Chickering, L. d. Williams and
wife, I. F. Osborn, George Otis L. Reynolds, F.
Dassonville c. A. Hooper, San Francisco d P.
woodrough, Cincinnati; Mrs Ritter, Michigan Bar;
s Allen Courtland; George IDgham, George Burn
ham, Mrs. n. osgood, Placerville; w. Andrews,
Placer county; G. Denice, Suffer county; Mrs.
BeckIey F. Cook and wife, c. II. Gates, Miss Ball /;
s. Ross, Franklin II. Schelmeyer Woodland l..
Ewing, Pleasant Grove c. Smith, Elk Grove; Mrs.
Morand Hicksville; John Thomas, Port Costa :; j.
V. Sims, Dwight HOLSTER, CORTLAND R. II. New
tou, w. II. Coward Woodland; A Kennedy,
West Virginia Theodore DusinbuIy, C. Yerick, San
Jose W. t. Hitchcock, Alameda: E. B. Jennings
New York; Charles Fletcher, Tempeton, Mass; }.
c. Gordon Atbo Mass