Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Iorris, of Oakland, is in the city.

II. L. Morris, of Oakland, is in the city
Calvin Brown, U. S. N, was in the city yesterday
George Il. Bayley, Of Modoc county, is in the city,
J. c. Stevens. of Placerville, is at the Capital
Hotel.
Judge ". a. Henry is i'll with an attack of pneu-
monia.
W. II. Silt, Chicago, is stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
T. l. Howard, of Red Bluff, is making few DAYS
stop in the city.
C. W. Clark has gone to Tulare county, to be ab
sent q few days.
General Biiwell returned to Chico on yesterday
afternoons train.
Charles q. Riddle, of Quincy. H., is stopping at
the Golden Eagle.
NJ. Smith, st. Louis, No., and E. L. Colby, Oak.
land, in the city.
A. S. Hodge, of Santa Rosa, is in the city, stop
ping at the Capita! Hotel.
Adolph Wolf, of Portland, Or, is stopping in the
city, the guest OF S. Wasserman.
j. E. Crooks, of Benicia, came up yesterday. and
went to Oroyille in the afternoon.
Senator Davis, of Marysville, was in the cty and
went up home yestert ay afternoon.
Charles Cadwalader was in the city yesterday, and
went to Red Bluff in the afternoon.
Robert N. Hamilton and L. L. Baker, of San
Francisco, were in the city yesterday.
Clark W. Crocker, who recently returned from a
European trip, was in the city yesterday.
S X. Thornton, OF San Francisco, passed through
the city, on his way to Redding, yesterday.
T. B. Hull, of sutter county, in the city yes
terday, and returned home in the afternoon.
George Crocker and Richard Pease Jr, have gone
East, to be absent until about the LIST of March.
Harvey Mathews, W. R. Barnes, c. F. Bassctt,
Emery Green, of Oakland we're in the city yester.
day.
E. W Coleman and wife, of Grass Valley, came
up from San Francisco yesterday, and went home in
tt afternoon.
J. II. Miller, Mrs. Walker aud Mrs Seymour, all
OF Latro5e, Ii Dorado county, are stopping at the
Eldred House.
W. II. Chickering, G. t. Hawley, c. H. Cameron
and ?. c. Hale, OF San Francisco, arrived last
evenings train.
Mrs. n. Greene Curtis has gone to Louisville, Ky ,
in response to dispatch announcing the dangerous
illness of her father.
Friday evening, February Sd, in the Assembly
Chamber at the Capitol.
P. Conlau, formerly resident of Sacramento and
now OF San Francisco, came up last evening, and
viii remain in the city week.
Mrs. Kingsley, wife of conductor Charles Kings
ley, has gone to Illinois account of the illness #
Of her father, who resides there.
George Burnham, Sheriff and ex.officio Treasurer
of Ell Dorado county. is at the G)6en Eagle, and viii.
so to San Francisco this afternoon.
Miss Clara E. Jac' son, who has been teaching ear
Gait for the past ght months, has gone to LncC In.
she will resume her school on her return.
A Woodbridge W; gol load Of Good Templers W mt
to Lodi Friday night, to visit the Lodge there
They were received kindly and had good time in
general.
Nd Rideout, of Marysvie, came down yester-
day, and remained in the city until the afternoon,
when he went to San Francisco, to remain two or
three days.
NJ and Mrr I n Tor,n of OaLlord and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, OF orovile, will leave
it is said, for Europe Sunday evening next for a
four months trip.
Sacramento Parlor No. 2, Native Sons of the
Golden West, will hold their annual party at the
Assembly Chamber Of the Capi ol, Thursday even
ing, February 9th.
Mrs Hart, widow of the la.e Rev. D. D. Hart,
who died sud enly in November while pastor of the
United Brethren Church in this city, left for the
East yesterday, accompanied by her daughter.
B. D. Kennedy actuary of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, aud who recently moved to San
Francisco with his family, has become poor of
health from lung disease his former trouble, since
| moving down there.
A surprise party was given to Mrs. Jacob Freese,
OF the Belvidere Hotel, Tuesday evening, by about
fifty couples OF her frienSs it being the occasion OF
| her 3Oth birthday. A grand supper was provided.
and serenade was given by the Verein 'Entracht y
| A most enjoyable time was had by all who partci-
pated
| There were in the city yesterday: ]. W. Nawer,
Mrs. L. Troy and daughter, Elk Grove; James Mil
| Ter, Buckeye; J. t. Leary, wife and child, Mrs.
| Pippin, Mic ,laus A. Cannon, A. H. Burdis, John
| Morgan, Willows; James Ryan, Costumes; j.
| Curry, Folsom; II. Andrews, Stockton j. Carr,
Fairplay; W. Caliaghan, Pino; R. Hathaway, Mar
| t nez; William Palmer, jackson J. II. burst,
Wheatlsnd F. A. Plaisted, Latrobe l. Phillips, F.
A. Baldwin, W. De Forest AID wife, San Francisco
Mrs. H. C. Prang, Chico; L. Baldwin. L. I. Bald
win, Hollister; J. c. Brown, KD gifts Landing
| and j. N. Beebe, OF Bodie.