Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

| j. l. English, Of this city, is visiting in San Fran
cisco
The Bric-a- Brac Club meets at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blake
ney's this evening.
J. F. Wendell. of Suisun, was in attendance at the
close of the debris trial yesterday.
Miss Jennie Gall tin returned to her home in tt is
city from San Francisco yesterday.
DIR. Rhodes, formerly of this city, has taken IN
bis residence in the town Of Truckee.
Charles a. Putnam, Of this city. is now engaged
in the railroad offiets II San francisco.
Eugene ]. Gregory left for the East last evening,
ard expects to return in about six weeks.
George T. Bronner, Public Administrator, re.
turned from San Joaquin county yesterday.
j. H. Wentworth, Of Nevada ty. Cal, will arrive
from the East to day via the Southern Pacific.
Miss Jennie Hi, daughter of Rev. william II.
HILL formerly of this City, is visiting friends here
AT least two members of President Arthur's Cabi-
net expect to visit California the coming summer.
L. W. Halsted and wife, OF this city, and Mrs Lib
bic L. Y0ungs mother of the former left yesterday
for Chicago.
Ex-Governor Stanford, wife and son, passed
Omaha yesterday, to arrive March 18th also ex
St nator Sargent.
Captain j. P Brown and wife, of Camptonvilc
came up from the Bay last evening. They will re-
main for a few days.
Martin Beasley who was recently appointed as a
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turned to his home in Sacramento.
t. NJ Healy, member of Parliament for Wexford,
who recently vist-d California has arrived in Lon
don and taken his ssat in the House OF Commons.
Miss Alice Lehman, daughter of the late Isaac
Lehman. formerly Of Sacramento was a passenger
on the eastward bound train Wednesday, bound for
Europe
Captain Thomas Hunt, one OF the od-time com
msnders on the San Joaquin river and for years
Captain OF the st amer Jennie Lind famous for her
races against other boats, is now in charge of
steamer running in the Gulf of Mexico.
AT the Eldred House-John Paynter, Brighton
James Gayetty Penryn: William Bandeen, Hicks
vile; Daniel j. Stevens, Elk Grove; Geo d. Evans
Dsvisve ]. C. White, Forest Home Charles
Dixon and wife, Mrs. Grantees, Costumes N. Por-
ter N. B. Hitchcock, Sxte Chalk Cruz Aguir, Jonn
Wiley, James Harris, J OK Winden, Latrobe J. C.
Murrey, Mormon Island; George Gilbert, Amador
county.
Daniel webster's widow died in New Rochelle on
the 9th ultimo. She was his second wife Mrs
Webster thrown from her carriage and sus-
tanned severe nervous shock, but the effects
only made themselves apparent in occasional weak
ness. She loved to revert to the past OF her hus-
band she spoke with deeply touching PRIDE and
cherished his memory with undminished fondness.
"a can Only hope" she used to say, THAT there
may be some young men rising to follow his
example and take him a guide"
In the city yesterday F. Fl. Long, Los Angeles
F. Gib'on and wife, Vernon; Peter Bowman, Co.
lusa Charles J. French, San joe Mrs. Burdick,
Marysville; H. NJ. Stacy and wife, Miss Lizzie
Stacy, Miss Matte Brown, Lincoln; P. Green,
George eastman, Costumes; John
B air, Boston; A. WATSON, II. B. Wood, A. New
house, San Francisco; F. Morton and wife, Hollis
ter Mrs. J. Croker, Detroit; j. A. Baxter, Biggs
]. ]. Campbell, CAT; W. A. Clark and wife, Mrs
William Gordon, Su'sun DR.. J. r. Reilly and wife,
VI heatland; w. d. Lucy, Nevada City.