Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Lux, of Lux L Miller. went through to Reno
New, yesterday.
C. A MerkIe is in the city on business, and viii re
main a. few days.
D. Diedesheimer, the mining mln, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
W. A. Potter, of this city, win arrive by the
Southern route to-day.
Miss Maggie Greedy, OF Marysville, is spending a
couple OF weeks with friends in Oakland
Mrs Moore, wife Of Conductor Moore, viii return
to-day from visit Of several weeks to Arizona.
Miss Emma Camel, who has been visiting her SIS
ter at Selma, has returned home to Woodland.
Miss E. s. Fostern, of this city is among the over
land passengers to arrive by the Southern route to-
day.
Mrs j. W. Shaw, of New York city, is now on a
visit to her niece, Mrs. II. P. Goodman, of Napa
City.
James Quirk, OF Grass Valley, was in the city yes.
terday, having just returned from visit to Placer
vile.
Miss Jennie Lindleg has gone on two weeks visit
to Clark Crockers family and other friends in Los
! Angeles.
A. Mackinder Clerk, OF the Town Board Of Trustees
of St. Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. de Fremery and James L,
de Fremery, of Oakland have left for Europe to be
gone some months.
NJ. s. Beals, Of Oakland, is visiting friends in Sac
u.
where he viii engage in business.
| Captain c. L. Dimond, of the Phoenix and Home
| Insurance Comparys General Agency, passed
through the city last evening, en- route to New
| York.
| Mrs. Annie Wagner, daughter of James Fenton
who has been sojourning among her relatives for a
month at Woodland, has returned TO her home in
San Francisco
Senator James G. Fair has sent to Bishop Whit
taker, of Reno New for the " School for Girls, the
most complete map OF the United States that has
ever been published.
B. Hinckley, Of New York, director Of the
South Yuba W. and NJ. Company, and D. B. Hinck
ley, brother to the first named Of San Francisco,
are visiting Nevada city.
Mrs. Edwin Tilley and Mrs James Colley. of Ne
vada city, will start East visit during the early
part OF May. The former will be accompanied by
her daughter Annie and the latter by her son Fred
William Beckman and ex-senator Johnston went
to Reno last evening business connected with the
bank of which the former is President. Mrs. John.
ston will stop in the city during her husbands alb
ssnce.
Mrs. j. H. De Mise, of Alameda, will leave on
poses spending about three months with her bus
band, who is engaged in mining operations near
Redding.
E. C. Ross, ex United States Senator from Kan
sas is now editor OF the Albuquerque Journal, in
New Mexico. Mr.. Ross was one OF the seven Re-
publican Senators who saved President Andrew
Johnson from impeachment.
Miss Fannie Boyles went to Grdley last week
from Mills Seminary. She is the guest of her.
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Evans, where her
brother Frank is also visiting They will start for
their new home in Texas some time next week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Battelle, of St. Helens, cele.
brated their silver wedding this week. large
number OF friends were present. The couple were
the recipients OF number OF beautiful and costly
presents, several being sent by friends in the East
ern States.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: William
Rosenberger New York; William Johnston and
wife, Rchland Miss Lizzie Delwiler, Williamsport,
Pa; Miss Blanche Wright, Pittsburg, Pa; Thomas
Cross, MADEIRA J. A. Douglas, Woodland; W. G.
Crossette and daughter, Folsom j. A. Howell, C. J.
Eaton, S. H. Brown and wife, Mrs. NJ. R. Lamatt, J.
Dinsmore, Charles A. Zwick, W. H. Fiske, San
Francisco