Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-03
SOCIAL AND PEE s oNAL.
$. Harner, Of Oakland, is in the city.

Jas. Harner, Of Oakland is in the city.
Ex-Sheriff Sprague, of oroville, is in town.
/. J. Simmons has returned from Stockton.
Miss Slayback, of San Francisco, is in town.
Michael Krasger started for the East yesterday.
Mrs. George Gale is visiting friends in Woodland.
James L. Gould, OF Dutch Flat, is at the Capital
| Hotel.
Miss Anna Weaver is visiting friends at Wood
| bridge.
Dudley Hoyt, of Grass Valley, has returned from
Arizona.
Fred H. Pray, of San Francisco is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
Miss T. johnson has returned from four weeks
visit to the Bay.
Niles P Sears, of Nevada City, is spending few
days at the Bay.
Miss May Crosette, of this city, visited friends in
Folsom last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose, of Woodland, are visiting rela-
tives in Woodbridge.
Fred Burnham, of Folsom, has returned from
visit TO San Francisco.
Miss Worthington, of Tehama, is visiting Miss
Kate Carroll at Lockeford.
Robert Fulton and wife, OF Reno, passed through
TO San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Minnie Marden, of Davisville, visited her
friends in his city last week.
Mrs Charles E. Spencer returned from the East
after three months absence.
Miss Petite Hawkins OF Elmira, is on a visit to
Miss Clara West at Grass Valley
Mrs H. c. Grover, of Yuba City, is visiting, rea-
tves in College City, Colusa county.
Isaac Eddy and Professor Smons, of Placerville
were visiting Grass Valley last week.
John W. Slavens and Jacob Hahn came up from
the Bay on the neon train yesterday.
Miss George Morse, of San Francisco, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs VIM. Beckman.
B. Brady, OF the Auditors department of the
Central Pacific Railroad, is in the city.
Mrs. C. c. Blair, of Stockton, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Williams, at Woodbridge
Mr. and Mrs. c. n Kinsley, of Stockton, are visit
ing Sacramento, the guests of Mrs s. H. Jackman.
Gmer and Salisbury, of Salt Lake, passed through
the city yesterday en- route from San Francisco to
Utah.
Geo P. Royster, United States Storekeeper, and
family, went to ST. Helena Saturday, to be gone
few weeks.
W. A. Butterfeld of this city, who has been visit
ing the East for some time past, will r-turn the
present month.
S. P. Milligan, agent OF the Pacific Transportation
Benicia and the Bay.
Leutenaut-Governor Laughtou, Of Nevada, passed
through Sacramento yesterday, en- route from Car
son to San Francisco.
NJ. D. Fairchild and Godfrey smeder passed
through the city yesterday, en- route from San
Francisco to Auburn.
Miss Rosa Woodburn, who is attending the Art
School in San francisco, spending her vacationat
her home in this city.
J. W. Ward, Jr., of San Francisco, Grand Director
OF Knights OF Honor Of the State OF California, Is
visiting Grass Valley
Miss Edith Smith, who has been teaching school
at Rattesnake Bar spent Thanksgiving Day with
her parents in Folsom.
W. E. Chamberlain, Jr., of the Pacific Business
College, San Francisco, and his wife, returned to
that city yesterday after several days visit to his
parents here.
J. B. Haggin came up on the noon train yesterday
from San Francisco and went cut IN carrisge to
his immense possessions just north Of the city, the
Norris grant.
D. J Simmons manager OF the Metropolitan The
ater goes TO San Francisco to-day to make arrange
ments with SEINE frst-class company to play holiday
week in this city.
Rev. Z. F. Dinsmore, of San Francisco, who came
up on Saturday evening and occupied the pulpit in
the Congregational Church yesterday, leaves for the
Bay this morning
The Eureka Leader of the 2Sth ult. says: Mr.
and Mrs William Zadow arrived last night from
Grass Valley. Nr. Zadow left here few days ago a
lone pilgrim. He comes back double man.
There was a grand house-warming at the resi-
dence of B. KozmInsky, Fourth street, betwe VI
and N, Saturday evening. large number OF their
friends were present. were well enter tanned and en-
joyed pleasant evening.
and chronological specimens for the Royal Botanical
Gardens aud the museum at Berlin, Germany, is at
present in Sacramento, as the CUES Of Dr. a. +. |
Brure his trip to this country Is principally for
the purpose Of examining the geological formation
OF the mountain ranges
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Geo. Taveners
and wife, Cosumnes F. J. Haas P. J. Williams, |
city c. \. Gopher, Sacramento county Miss Z. |
Holmes White Rock K. Bass lone W. L. Willis |
and wife, Elliot Geo Calby, John r genbogen, |
Carksburg w. A. Goode, Barna NJ. Sears Pleas |
ant Grove; j. L. Wilson, Gait Miss Mollie Rey- |
nolds, Plaeerville ; VIM. Mclean, Sheridan; X. |
Kreuzberger, Lincoln Mrs Treleah San francisco;
G. W. Leitch Sacramento W. Brosel, Clarksville ; |
Thos. Dickerson, Los Angeles; c. a. Caples, Elk |
Grove.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: Ed.
G. Seavey, A. L: kohler, f. c; Davis Mrs, Geo. A. |
Ebbetts, J H. Boes, w G. Richardson, A. Clay |
burg, F. II. AerZbach S. f. Blakeley, San Francis |
co; Mrs. X Dunn, Marysyille; G. j. Ballard, New |
York Miss Lizzie Wier, ROnters Station; II, L. |
Russell, Laporte; J. Scott, Miles j. Il. Givens, |
MERGED II. w. Hickman, W. H. Henderson, Stock. |
ton; J. Burroughs and family George W. Frazis, E.
Lee Gordon, city Vim. Johnston, Richland; j C. |
Trainer, Modesto; L. J. Wall, St. Louis L. E. |
Williams, Truckee; W F. George, city J. r. |
Banker, Reddng; A, Boyd and wife, Denver, Col.
At the residence of H. Carroll, on Friday even
ing, large number Of ladies and gentlemen assem-
bled the occasion being musicale for the purpose
of raising money for the organ fund of ST. Paul's |
Church. The following programme was rendered |
Piano solo, Chopin Waltz, by Miss Daisy siddons
" Come Where the Cowsip Boweth, by the church |
choir vocal solo " Beware" Mrs. Geo Hansbrow |
vocal solo, The Day is Done" MIS-. Carter; vocal
solo, Rosaie " (Beethoven), Mrs Dr. Pnkham;
piano solo, Fifth Sonata (Beethoven) Miss Emma
Clarke vocal solo, " Warrior Bold 4. w. Carroll
vocal solo, ." Tickle Mollie" Miss Emma Felter;
reading, The King of Denmark's Ride Miss |
Whitcomb Racquet Gaop," Mrs. Arnold and |
Miss Hubbard; Cuckoo Song, Miss Hill "Daisy, |
Where Art Thou?' Ed. Jobson; 1.-THE Curate's |
Ipk Mira lfz Mag
Ryan " Good Night, My Love-" Mrs. Arnold and |
Miss Felter