Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-21
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

j. B. Campbell leaves for Tahoe City to-day.
B. pennery left for San Francisco yesterday.
j. H. Austin, of Wheatland, was in the city yes
terday.
L. j. orcutt, of this city, returned from the East
yesterday.
Mrs. E. ". skaggs of this city, has gone 10 visit
friends in lone
S. s. Howell, OF this city, will arrive by the South
ern Pacific to day.
Fred. H May of Milwaukee, is in California on
his way 10 Australia.
Miss Rachel Wilson, of this city, has gone on a
visit to San Francisco.
Miss Maggie Mcclure is visiting the city, the guest
of Mrs. j. H. Mckune.
Ariel Lathrop and wife passed through this city
Wednesday, en- route to VIVA.
Miss Lettie Whtcomb OF Sacramento, is visiting
Miss Minnie Laird, of Petaluma.
W. o. Holmes, of Gait, former resident OF this
city, was in Sacramento yesterday.
Samuel Haskin, prominent mine owner OF West
Point Calaveras county, is spending the week in
this city.
Baroness Burlettcouts babe Jumbo friendly
good-by going to the dock to give him his final dose
OF English buns "
Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia, is going to Europe
business connected with the development Of land
/ in the Southern States.
| English newspapers announce the birth OF
daughter to Mrs. Richard A. Proctor, the American
wife OF the English astronomer.
1t related that English artist has photographed
swallows the wing and fixed the reflection they
throw on pond in passing it.
"why, Mr.. Iogersoll amt you ashamed to be seen
coming out Of saloon ?" " Great heavens, ladies',
you would not have man stay in there all day would
your" was the pagan's crushing reply.
Miss Julia jackson, the daughter of Stonewall
| jackson, has a will of her own. Remember" she
| once said to her mother haughtily, that | am
Jackson" Yes" said Mrs. Jackson, -" and l am
| your mother"
Mrs. Leland Howe, of Sacramento, has been
elected by the Grand Lodge of the State of Calfor
mia Grand Worthy Associats of the Sons OF Temper
ance The office conferred upon this lady is next
| to the highest in the Order.
| A dozen years ago Mr.. Longfellow wrote to a
| young student who had asked him for rule which
might serve as guide in writing Z" II is difficult
| to give advice, when We know persons and po.
sitions. With strangers it is impossible. | can
only say in general terms Be yourself; work out
| your own individuality
| At the Eldred House VIM. Terrell, Roseville;
| c. A. Fisk Wallace Rust, Green Valley A. J. Bell,
! Folsom /; Fred Mack, city james Nightingale. La
trobe s b. Segur, James McManus, Costumes :;
H. F. Farman, Alder Creek w. McManus, W L.
| Taylor, West Point Albert Conner, Michigan Bar ::
| J. Woodward, White Rock J. w Gaiford and
daughter, DayisviIle
c.. Gannett Auditor Of the Union Pacific Pail
road and wife, also Mrs II. II. Clark, wife Of the
General Manager of the same road came up from
San Francisco Wednesday, on their way East They
remained over in Sacramento till yesterday morn
ing and then left b special train, in order to the
mountain scenery by daylight Assistant Supern-
tendent ]. A. Muir, of this DIVISION accompanied
| them.
In the city yesterday John NJ. Steele James
| W. Porter and wife, Cousa; Y. Z)lsnbe, Tucson !;
Mira. II. L. Hoppin and two children, Woodland !;
| X. N. Ham, Folsom George Gilbert, PacervilIe !;
| J. Abbay oakland; Charles Gasquoine, Chicago ;
VIM. Baker and three daughters Soano county !;
f. W. Kirehwer, H. S Millzner, Gus. E. Dorm,
Louis BieD, b. B. oppenheim, San francisco; J. NJ.
Gregory, Arizona; John Ii. Foster, II. A. Water
| house, New York; S. H. Hess Rochester; Mrs.
| Thomas, oakland G.. H Carroll, Wiunemucca; J.
! '. Button, Petlluma VIM. Hrsch Chicago; Oscar
Finch, Mrs. Finch, Michigan Bar Mrs. NJ f. Cupp
Mrs A. J. Gregg, plymouth; S. Douglass, Elk
Grove; S. II FELTON,, John Fox, VIM Craddock,
Placerville; c. Sherman, Chico; L. B. Clarke, San
Juan: II. E. Barton, Latrobe; John Pendegast,
Woodland; Ben Bailey and wife, Live Oak James
Mitchell, George Dallic, J. p. Dalbey, Sheridan.