Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor William Irwin is visiting Sacra.
mento.i
VIII s. Green, OF the Cousa Su,, came to the
city on Saturday.
Fred Mason has gone to San Francisco for few
days change OF climate
John Landsburgh, OF Cloverdale, is spending a
few days in the city, a guest OF A. Munro.
E. c. Hart, of Colusa, was in the city yesterday.
He leaves for San Francisco this morning.
Mrs Singleton, of San JOSE is visiting Sacra-
mento, the guest of Mrs. James Woodburn.
H. H. Mcclellan, of Placerville will arrive from
the East by the overland train this morning.
j. T. Cardwell's family, for many years resident
of Ashland, in this county, have gone to Oakland to
reside
Ward McAllister Jr, nephew OF Hall McAllister,
has been appointed Assistant United States District
Attorney for California.
Miss Edith Smith, Miss C. lawson and Miss Fan
ME Lyons have returned from the State Normal
School, and will spend their vacation in Folsom.
H. Elclred and wife, Of the State House Hotel,
leave to day for Australia During their absence
the business of the hotel will be conducted by Chas
II. Eldred.
Miss Mary J. Miller, Of Mountain Home, FL Do
RADIO county, has been visiting relatives in this city
during the past two weeks. She returned to Placer
vile Saturday last.
Louis McLane, who during his absence in New
York appointed by Governor Perkins to succeed
since his return declined the appointment.
A strong appeal is made to William H. Vanderbilt
by the Critic, TO establish public library in New
York which shall be of more practical use to the
citizens than the institutions founded by Aston and
LenoX.
Professor Martin Kellogg, who has been connected
with the State University from its commencement,
and Professor Moses are in Los Angeles to examine
applicants for admission to the University for the
coming year. Professor Kellogg ectured last Tues
day evening in Los Angeles 50 The Higher Educa-
ton"
Richard King known all over Texas and the West
as The Cattle King" is SMALL swarthy Irshman,
with limping gait. His lameness is due to the
careless way IN which broken leg set. His
fiocks of sheep and goats, his herds of cattle and
troops of horses and mules estimated at 100000
head in all His ranch the Santa Gertrudes, is rs
miles in length and includes nearly the whole Of two
southern counties of Texas.
At the Eldred House: r. j. Kurby, Sheldon
VIM. Farmer and wife, Folsom; Mrs. Julia Arm
strong and daughter, Miss Nolan and sister, Miss
Collins, San Francisco; G. E. Dooey and sister,
NicoIaus John Swain, Costumes; Alex. Drayman
and wife, city; James Meagher, Davisville James
Powell, Woodland; J. S: Philippi, Pleasant Grove
B. s. Whiting, Stgbbs Liniment; Maurice Carey,
West Point; John Silor, Virginia CITY; Captain
vickers Modoc county Sam Busick, Costumes.
Arrivals at the State House A. A. Nordyke
willows II. Williams, Henry Jones, Sacramento
county; J. W. Eachus, Thomas Mcpherson, Nico'
ton, Miss Fullerton, Miss jenkins, Mr. Mckinney
Mr. Clark, NJ. J. Carr, Stockton; r. B. Pierce
John Mott Thomas Mott, j. d. Saunders, Pleasant
Grove; VIM. Lussier, San Francisco; II. App
Montana; Seymour Carr, T. II. Fowler, Alabama
township; |. Ralphs, Clay Station S. NJ. Webster
| Grizzly Flat John Crofton, Miss Emma Crofton
Walnut Grove !; j. F. Morgan, Franklin Mrs Haas
John Sharp, Plymouth /; Il. Brkenield, Hicksville
Saturday was the twenty fifth anniversary OF tn,
wedding of State Superintendent of Public In
struction F. NJ. Campbell and wife. No announce
ment of it made, but their more intmat,
friends determined that the silver wedding should
be celebrated, and it was, in quiet and unobtru
sive manner. Some twenty guests assembled at the
residence, and the result a pleasant congratu
| latory dinner and evening party. The hosts re
ceived, beside the spoken good wishes OF thei
| guests, large number of congratulatory letter,
| from friends in Oakland aud San francisco AM
other points, and several were accompanied by ap
propriate presents. During the party the coup
were called up to account for the quarter Of cen
fury of married life and the husband stated to hi
guests that he and his wife had six children living
| One daughter died last December; one adopted
daughter is married and in Alameda two sons ar
machinists in the railroad shops one is in Los An
| gees one daughter is at the State University, an,
| two are in the Grammar School here. The evening
passed in the mutual exchange of recollections o
the last twenty-five years between hosts and guests
in social converse and in pleasant intellectual re
| creation.