Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Superintendent Augustine, of Marin, is in the
city
Governor Perkins returned from Marysville yes
terday.
D J. Stephens, OF Elk Grove, was in the city yes
terday
obed Harvey and Will H. Prouty, of Gait, are in
Niles searls, Of Nevada City, came to Sacramento
yesterday.
Ben stenman went to San Francisco Yesterday
afternoon
Judge Densou goes to San Francisco to-day on ju.
dical business.
Professor Allen, of the State Normal School, is
visiting in the city
r D. Stephens and wife residents of BRIGHTON
came to the city yesterday.
Jacob Cohn, CT Eureka, New, is on a visit to his
brother N. Cohn, of Grass Valley
Allen Towle of the firm of Towie Bros, Dutch
Flat, was iu Sacramento yesterday.
General Charles Cadwalader, OF Rcd Bluff, passed
through yesterday for san Francisco
! L. j. Powe !, State Superintendent of Public In.
struetton for Oregon, is visiting the city.
/ Miss Ida Wick. OF Sacramento, is visiting Miss
Edith Miller, of Drytown Amador county
A. s. Lindl aud Richard Mohr Of this city, left
for San Francisco yesterday, to be absent few
! days.
The lone "Big Minstrels" (amateurs) gave a
very successful performance in that town on Friday
| night.
Mrs. W. X. Spencer, Of Grass Valley, hss gone to
Oakland as a delegate to the Woman's Temperance
Union.
d. H. Haskell came down on the train from Ne
yada yesterday, and went through to San Francisco
last evening.
Sir Henry Parkes, Governor Of New South Wales,
Will visit Sacramento next Tuesday, and be the guest
of Governor Perkins
Miss Nellie Robins, who is attending school at Be.
nica, came to the city yesterday and intends max
ing ner parents short visit.
Ex Governor r. G. Mccormick, of Arizona, has
become the owner Of 10000 of land in Mexico,
Whereon he proposes to cultivate coffee
L. P. Morton has contributed 81 600 to the fund
for the proposed Garfield Memorial Hospital. The
Empress Augusta, of Germany, has given $500.
The entertainment at Chico by the fearless Vic.
tory and Owl Clubs is to be given February 18th
night.
The Buena Vista Dramatic Club (amateurs) will
give an entertainment in Cooks Hall, that town,
on ST. Valentines Day, February 18th. This troupe
has quite local reputation.
j. NJ. GreeDaw and James Jones and family will
arrive at Sacramento from the East by the overland
train to-day Mrs. @. L. Pruett, OF MaIysyille viii
also arrive on the same train.
Marion Bggs, Jr, and Brad Cave left Sacramen-
to yesterday on the southern-bOund train They in
tend visiting Arizona, New Mexico and some por-
tions of Mexico before they return.
n. L. Drew, who has been confined to his resi-
dence for some six weeks, in consequence of severe
attack OF rheumatism, has convalesced to such an
extent that he was able to be out riding yesterday
Edward Humphrey, formerly teacher of the
public school at Franklin, has taken up his resi-.
dence in this city, end accepted the position of
draughtsman in the Office Of A. A. Cook, the archi-
tect.
Fred. A. Stevens, son of A. j. Stevens, General
Master Mechanic Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, and May johnson Daughter OF the late Lieu
tenant John II. Johnson), married IN San Fran
cisco January 21st. After trip Santa Cruz Ala
media and Oakland, the young couple will return
and make this city their home.
Lewis Scott, C. Webster, Thomas whyte, will
Flanders, Abel Harris, Philip Moore J. ]. Ayers,
Frank Edwards, G. II. Bayley, J. NJ. Steele, W c.
Brown, NJ Brennan, o. NJ. Cove, G. p. Adams,
James Bailey, S. H. Rosenbaum, A. Frank A. S
Thompson, d. W. Stevens, j. D. La Marte ana j.
II Love in the city yesterday.