Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-14
socIA1 AND PERSONAL.

A. S. De- Yoe is in town.
Frank Powell, Of Vallejo, is in town.
Hon. W. Il. Parks is stopping in the city.
Miss Celia Rivett has returned from the Bay.
Judge Hale, Of Auburn, was in the city Yesterday.
Clay W. Taylor, OF Shasta IS at the Golden Eagle.
L. D. Smith, Of WalIa Walla, W. T is in the
city.
Mr and Mrs. \. s. Crocker are making few days
visit in the city.
DIR. McAlister, Of San Francisco, IS stopping in
the city for few days.
Colonel Liyermora, OF Folsom passed through TO
San Francisco yesterday.
Park Henshlw, of Chico. leaves for the East to-
morrow, to be absent about month
Horace Adams, formerly of this city, was in town
Yesterday, aud went to the Bay in the afternoon.
S. Fabian, the pianist, who left this coast some
time since left New York last Saturday ior Europe
President J. S Cone, of the Railroad Commis-
sion. returned home TO Bed Bluff yesterday from
the Bay
C. E. sexey Of Marysvire and President Of the
Anti-Debrs Association of that locality, in the
city yesterday.
David Lubin will start tomorrow evening for
New York and other Eastern cities, to be absent
about two months.
wm. Chesshal D. Streeter, VIM. Douglas, Miss
L. l.. Robinson, John Hamilton and w. sherwood,
:
G Zengg formerly resident o. this city, after
travelling through southern California and Arizona,
has returned again and located in Sacramento.
s F. Holden and wife, of Napa; John J. yalen-
tine, Oakland Mrs. John Condor, of Marysville,
and Mrs. J. L. Goodrick, VIII arrive from the East
by overland train this morning.
Elias Steinman of this city, eft for San Frarcis %
yesterd ", where he will be married tomorrow to
Miss Henrietta Goldman, OF that city. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed by Rev DR.. Bloch,
o. Sacramento.
D. W. Whittle, the evangelist, Mr.. Hallenbeck
and Thomas K. Cree went to San Francisco yesterday
morning: and Mr. and Mrs McGranahan and II. j.
Mccoy, General Secretary of the Y. NJ. c. a. at San
Francisco, went On the afternoon train.
Mr. Brewster Brother of Mrs. J. s. P. Bass, OF
Saltwater, about two weeks ago arrived from his
home in Illinois, vi it to his sister and brother
in law. After visiting shasta county he started for
his home in the Sucker State Monday lust.
At Vallejo orders have been issued to Midshipmen
R. H Miner L. f. Hayden, Henry E. CT ase, L. NJ.
Garrett and C. C. Marsh to proceed to Washington
and report to Pro essor Baird. at the Smithsonian
institute, for special duty under his direction.
o. j. Stough, of Chicago, founder of the suburban
town of Hinsdale near that CITY, is spending few
weeks upon the coast He came down Yesterday
from Chico, where he has been the guest of General
Bdwe and is the guest in this city Of J. Noting
ham. He leaves to day for San Francisco.
Henry B. Rreckenfeldt, Secretary to Sunerintend-
ent R. Il. Pratt and Mi Mollie E. Ackley, who
recently resigned teacher in the public schools
in this city, will be married to day, and leave this
afternoon on a trip of two weeks to the orange
groves of Los Angeles and Southern California.
These in the CITY yesterday E. Plnchow,
Cincinnati; C. F. Williams and wife, Chico; Mrs.
Gardner. Davisvle J. R. Ward, J. r. Straw, l. J.
Straw, Virginia; W. W. CozzeD, San Jose |. w.
Payne, New York Mrs. R. B. Dedman. Placervile
f. A. Clark and wife, Bin2hamton; E. w. Stick
ney, Elk Grove W. Smith, Florin; and Charles
Wing, of Coiax.
One of the Oldest pioneers yet on this coast is
Captain D. Poo e, who has been than fifty
wears a sojourDer on the Pacific He was for long
while resident of Tahat, and is well remembered
by seafring men Long before the discovery of
gold in California lie made voyages along this coast
to Vancouver For year or two after the rush here
he owned the first ferry across the Stanislaus river