Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-08

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John Pooth, proprietor of the Reese river Rereif
Austin, New, is visiting California for mon hi
rest.
The Y NJ C. A. has engaged Ell Perkins to de
livsr lecture in this city sometime In the lattei
part OF May.
II. S. Turner has become proprietor OF the Plym
outh Reporter. heretofore published jointly with
the Amador Sentinel. 1t will now be separate
paper
William N. Nelson, editor of the San Francisco
Examiner, was in town yesterday, and left in the
aft moon for Fosom, as the guest OF General Nc
c NIB
Samuel Esterbrooks of West Newbury, was 90
years old March 21st, and lives the homestead oil
his ancestry for four generations. his house being
among those built by the first settlers of the town.
rart- from the East stopped in Redding Wed.
nesday night, travelling with seven two-horse
wagons, and having light camping outfit with
them The party consisted Of twelve persons three
of the number being ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Graves a. Chico Thursday
evening celebrated the fifth anniversary Of their
marriage by large party. fine supper was
served to a large number of guests. There were
numerous useful presents-all OF wood.
Bjornstjern Bjorusen is soon to celebrate his
fiftieth birthday his estate Of Aules ad, in Nor
way. He is coming to this country again when be
shall have perfected himself in our language. He
publ shes this year trans, some poems and a So
ciety novelette,.
The Springfield Republican of March 25sh says
Mrs Abraham Lincoln arrived from the East yester-
day morning She is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
w. Edwards, South Second street. She IS APP
paretly in comfortable healta as her f.ends had
reason to expect
Mr.. and Mrs Bradner, OF Oleta who have been in
this city for some time past have gone to San Fran
cisco, by reason of the former being out OF alth,
and will remain there Tor some time. Mr.. Bradner
was Principal, ard his wife assistant, of the public
school at Oleta, which positions they have resigned
J. W. Hickman, of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
who was badly hurt by being thrown oy, a
p-eaipice in British Columbia on Christmas is at
present in San Francisco, receiving medical treat
ment. His friends notice a eat improvement in
him since there. lie leaves on Monday next for
Victoria.
At the Eldred House: Wm. Barber, Ambler Bar
Der, f. f. Conner, De Mortien, Michigan Bar
Robert Mahon, olistr Piummer. Haury Durham,
NJ. Roach Miss Gussie Sherwood, W. W. Wade,
Costumes Mrs. J. klusley, Mud Springs U. S.
Nilbur Buckeye c. C. Ames, Auburn; James
Doty, Elk Grove II. A. Marten, Grizzly Flat ; F. A.
Tibbitts, Grizzly Gulch NJ. Carey, San francisco.
In the city yesterday: E. D. Thayer and wife,
Mis- n. o. Thsyer, Massachusetts Rev. Frank l..
Nash and wife, Mrs. H. W. Gray L. C. Adams and
wife, VIM. II. Nelson, John Breiling, Henry Duhl,
Mrs. L. Muller, Vim. Murray, C. W. Nanunts, Mrs.
Murray, Mrs. l.. Hagenow, Mrs. Shanemann, San
Francisco; H. W. Clark Covington, KY; f. Il.
Motif, salt Lake; john F. Glass and wife, Chicago
Elmont Brooks and wife, Hattie Cort and Forbes
town ; 7. eel, Mafysviue; b. ron d. Beckwith,
Lodi c. B. Mayor, Eureka, Nevada James Ii.
Miller, latrobe; j. T. Cardwell, Folsom; H. 8.
Gardner, Oakland L. X. Poundstone, FL roraio
VIM. Rea, Forest Hill A. G. Butler, Hicks lille
A. Cooper, Buckeye IL. @. Alituker, s. A. Howell,
Cosumnes D. W. Raie, Cat; Mrs R. G. Lowell
and two children, San Francisco; ii. E. Barton, E.
Wilson, Latrobe.