Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-08
scCIAs AND ssRsoNAL.


Henry Eckhardt has returned from visit to Eu
". E. Brown, Of the Central Pacific Railroad, is
in the city.
Fish Commissioner Dibble left for Nevada City
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie NJ Bernard left Yesterday afternoon
f5r the Bly
j. H. Carroll and wife have returned from visit
to Congress Springs.
John Nash, of San Francisco, came up yesterday
and went TO Marysville.
Mrs w. c. Lewis will be at home to her friends
on Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Singer passed through tho city yesterday
from San Francisco to Chico.
Mrs E. R Hamilton and Miss Nettie Hamilton
have returned from Santa Cruz.
Senator Fred Cox and wife and Miss Hattie Nc
Killop have returned from Monterey.
Mrs John Donahue and daughter left yesterday
to visit San Francisco and the Coast Range.
John L. Frost and Chas. WOODBURY. left this week
for Lstton Springs College, Sonoma county.
Mrs A. Lothhammer and Miss Katie Stuber have
returned from few weeks visit at san Rafael
c. E. sexey, Of Marysvllle, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route home from san Francisco.
George Reuter- has returned iron. Monterey. His
family will tarry at tae seaside few weeks longer
Mrs J. e. Barnes and daughter, of Woodland, are
visiting Sacramento, the guests OF Mrs h. v Pock
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frederic Parsons are among
the overland passengers to arrive from New York
to-day.
Mrs John j. Gray aud daughter have gone 10
Oakland and Alameda. where they Will remain Tor
two weeks.
Morris Sternfels has returned from weeks trip
to Monterey Mrs. Sternfes will still remain there
for some time.
James Eaton, ex.supervisor of San Francisco,
came up yesterday TO meet his wife, who arrived
from the East.
]. s. Cone, x.Railrosd Commissioner, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route from Red Bluff
to San Francisco.
Chas A Laufkotter and Jos. A. Klein returned
Saturday from hunting and fishing tour OF week
| in the Coast Range.
Miss Sadie Paine left yesterday for Monterey,
| where she will remain for month, the guest Of
Miss Laura Plant.
Mrs Andrew Young, OF Wilmington, Los Angeles
county, is visiting with the families of a. W. Morrill,
snd Il. S. Turner, of this city.
John Sedgwiek manager OF the Palace Hotel,
came up from the bay yesterday to meet his daugh-
| ter, who arrived from the East
william Marvin went to Monterey yesterday, and
viii return in few days. accompanied with hiswife
and child, who have been at the seaside for some
| time.
A large number of Knights Templars FROM the
East, en- route to the COnclave, were on the west
bound train last evening. They were met at the
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At the State House Hotel E. A. Craw, j. E.
| Givens, George eastman and wife, Costumes (; Mrs
| Brison, n. L. Smith, W. C. Baby, Routier's; Ben
Ready, Woodland; b Burt, Miss Burt, Amador
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: A A. Van
VOORHEES,; Vim. Johnston, Richland /; j. F. Sheehan,
city; 10 Hamilton, Auburn; Waldo ". York,
| Berkeley; J. Bariclo, City OF Mexico Mrs. II. a.
4 Bridge, jacksonville; Geo L. Wolf, Stockton: H
C. Nelson, Miss Nelson, J. NJ Way and wife, Colusa
county John 7. Pigots and wife, Brownsville, Mo-.
Miss Kenney, Washington, d. G.; john II Mills
| Carson City, New; o. A. Hale T. d. Cobb, San
Jose; E. G. Wright, a. c. Roundile, Thomas F.
| Barry, Geo. R, Rosseter, c. A. futile, George D.
Shesrer, J. A. Black, Ed. a. Hail. J. D. French, San
francisco; B. B. Acker, Portland, Or.
/ On Saturday evening last, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Harrison, of Washington, were the recipients Of a
! house warming. given by about fifty of their
friends TO celebrate the event Of their removal into
| their dne new residence. lstely completed. Music
/ was furnished by Fisch Watsoa's band, and dane
| ing was the principal amusement During the
evening, Mr. Watts u, in behalf of the friends as
| sembled, presented the host and hosless with an
| elegant bookc use and handsome chandelier as to-
! kens of esteem and good will hr. Harrison feel
| ingly responded IN = few words of thanks. Supper
vas then served, and general good time en- loved
until II o'clock, when the company dispersed we'll
pleased and with many good wishes for the future
welfare Of the new house and its occupants Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Crom, Mr.. and
! Mrs. A. Spar, Hr. AMI Mrs z. Perkins Mr. and
Mrs. G. King, Mrs. Wick, Mrs keldle snd dsugh-
/ ter May, Miss Nellie Edwards, Miss Annie kloppen-
berg, Miss Blanche Spear, l. Huluas, P. Sheedy, G.
] Watson, W. Thomas, W Doane, w, KloppeAberg OF
| Sacramento Mr. and Mrs. Barry, Mrs Con ad Mrs
Gill, Mrs. Ma;hena. Mrs Stevens. Mrs. W. Harrison,
! Miss Hodgdop, Miss Irene Stevens, Miss Kittie
Young, Miss Nora Freeman, Miss Nellie Denny Miss
Annie Soule, Misses Matte and Ida Cropper, Miss
May Gill, Mr. Freeman, John Conrad, James Lind
sew, James Mathena VIII Haven, George Young.
John Denny, John Filsnd, George Young e. Wash
| ington.