Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. L. Chamberlin passed through to Reno yester-
day.
Mr.. Blaine has promised to attend reunion Of
Kansas pioneers.
j. r. Watson, A. J. Stevens and Ben welch went
to San Francisco yesterday
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter of General Robert F.
Lee, is visiting in Washington.
Elk Governor Stanford arrives by the overland
train from the East this morning
General Fitz John Porter's back pay, should he be
restored, would amount to Sll5,0o0.
A. H. Hobert, OF Carson, passed through this city
| yesterday EN- route to San Francisco.
| Major Cole, Chicago revvalist, is converting
| people in Tamage's Tabernacle, Brooklyn.
Two marriage notices in recent number Of a
| Philadelphia paper were =" Birch-Twi9gs" and
&c Pricc-Given."
| Rev. j. g. Hale leaves this week for San Bernar-
dino, where be will take charge OF the Second Con-
| gregational Church.
| Mrs. A Hsmm, of San Francisco, who has been
visiting friends in Sacramento, returned to her
| home on Saturday last.
1t is said that President Arthur will not give the
state dinner to the Justices of the Supreme Court
| until the bench has its full quota Of Justices.
DR.. r. A. WISE son Of the late Governor Henry
A. Wise of Virginia, is to be Superintendent of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Wliamsport, Va.
private dispatch received in this city yesterday
from A. n. Towne, stated that he was all right
again and would be here on the 18th of March.
Colonel Ingersoll having been accused by the Fort
Wayne Gazette of plagiarism, writes to that journal
that he will pay 1900 reward for proof that he is
| plagiarlst.
L. Elkus and wife went to San Francisco yes
terlay to attend the engagement reception of their
| son Albert. They were accompanied by several OF
| the young people OF this city.
| J. A. Fillmore, Assistant General Superintendent
| of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, came up
from San Francisco on Saturday lastiwith his wife,
-.l.n A1an EnoN
| They returned 10 San Francisco yesterday.
| Some time ago Mrs. Brown, of Allen county, Ky,
gave birth TO twins. Notwithstanding there are but
four minutes difference in their ages, yet one
born in 1881 and the other in 1882, one in December
| and the other in January, on Sunday and the
other on Monday.
| James Swan left Lees army after Appomattox
without penny in his pocket. He got place as
clerk in a grocery store in Atlanta, went to New
| York as clerk for cotton firm, became partner
| in the firm, made million or two, ard now
retres to build 6ne resideacs on the site OF the
| Atlanta grocery.
Clara Louise Kellogg says she mske good
hash, and Annie Louise Cary announces that she
can make delicious buckwheat cakes. This is all
well enough as far as it goes; but can either one OF
the sweet singers sew suspender button to stay
| two days IN inning. and make fire without
getting SCOT on her nose FL Norristown Herald.
In the city yesterday s. f. Wilson and wife,
| Marysyille; s. d. Wood, wheatland H. NJ Good.
| fellow, Williams; Chas. Brown, Piaeeryille NJ.
! Mott, F. Freeman, H. Erhardt S. korD, A. korr,
| Franklin: W. Bante. Pleasant Grove; John Givens
| Costumes; d. Beckley, T. Sharp, Walnut Grove !;
| Benz. Ready, Woodland X. ~ Blowers, Lodi; L..
| C. Adams, h. l.. Cohen, S. Branch, Jas. Coughlan
and wife, S, LangtoB, San Francisco; ]. ]. Steven
son, J. J. Simberg and wife, Stockton.
| The following are at the Eldred House: J. W.
| Hollingsworth, Williaml Elder, c. 7. Williamson,
! Mrs. Williamson. Elk Grove Dan McGraw, William
Moran, James Adams, J. B. Talbot, Costumes
Michael Carbin, John Allen. Michigan Bar; II. C.
Cke, Reuter-: A. Krull, Florin; Jams Fraley,
Twelve mile House; l. B. Fisk. city; G. W. Palmer,
| franklin; George Lester, White Rock George
Gardner, Riverside William Lindsay. Costumes
G. T. McNaghten, Fairplay; Lewis F. Fredricis,
Rocklin August Marke, G. W. Campbell, San
/ Erancisco