Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Agnes Farrell, of visalia, is visiting at Grass
Valley.
! Mrs. Major Beck came up from San Francisco last
/ evening.
Joseph Woods, OF Oakland, went to Carson last
| evening.
Henry L. Buckley went to Gait yesterday on pro-
| fessional business.
| Judge futile, OF Auburn, went home from San
/ Francisco last evening.
| Miss Matte Sherwood, of Elk Grove, is visiting
| Miss Josie Davis, OF Napa-
| Mrs. A. p Redding, of San Francisco, will spend
| the summer in Nspa valley.
George E. Turner and wife, of Nevada City, have
returned from San Francisco.
Miss Laura Phillips, of this city, is now the guest
OF DR.. Stones family in MarYsviiie
Mrs. S. Moser was surprised last evening by q
large number of her friends calling
Mr. and Mrs e. G. Smith left yesterday for the
East by the Southern Pacific route
B. G. Brier, OF this city, has been appointed off,
cal Court reporter for Placer county.
II. G. Parsons and Percval Davenport, OF San
Francisco, are visiting in Nevada City.
Rev. Richard Wye and wife, Of Vallejo after an
absence of two y ars in Europe, have returned.
Ed. F. Smith, Secretary OF the State Agricultural
Society, returned from San Francisco yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Winters came up last even
ing from San Francisco and went through to Rene.
IL ~ ..
depart for the East the early part of next month on
a visit
Mrs Charles Crocker, George Crccker and Miss
Hattie P. Rice went home to San Francisco last
evening.
Miss Belle Palmer and Miss Annie Riddle, Of San
Francisco are visiting Mr.. and Mrs B. Cruthers in
Santa Rosa.
VIM Irwin, superintendent of the Standard mine.
Bodie, has just returned from an extended trip
through Mexico.
Superior Judge o. P. Evans. of San Francisco
will preside the Superior Court of Colu5a
county for two weeks from May LIST.
J. II. Griggs, Of Sonoma, returned last week from
Aveline Taylor county, Texas, where he had been
to visit two of his sons, William and Horace
Miss Ada Hudson. of St. Helena, has just returned
from visit to southern California, where she went
with Miss Georgia Spur several months ago.
The Bric-a-Brac Club holds social reunion with
its honorary members at its art rooms tonight
There are to be literary and musical exercises
James o. Harris, formerly OF Wheatland, Yuba
county, writes to friends in his old home that he
has recently sold gold mine in Durango, Colorado
Charles I. Jones, ]. D. Kent and D. Hickey are
delegates from Sacramento Councils, l. @. C. F., TO
the Grand Council, which meets in San Francisco
on Nay 7th
W. Davis, of Santa Rosa, has been invited by
the Yuba City Grange Suttsr county, to deliver the
address the occasion of the picnic at Hook Farm
General Suffers old homestead, May lst
Arr walls at the Golden Eagle Hotel: B. Klein and
wife, h. E. Marx, A C. SchlesinSer, A. Loupe, J.
W. Newell, James Z. Sloan E. Hessiltine, San Fran
cisco; W. A. Seaver, New York VIM. Campbell
and wife. Vermont; j. II. Palmeter and wife, L. R.
Palmeter, Chicago
Martin Arnold arrived from Portland, Oregon,
Yesterday, where he welt some weeks ago He has
made arrangements to engage in the planning mill
business i'll hast Portland with Charles A. Maydwell
formerly bookkeeper for Huntington, Hopkins g.
Co, under the firm name OF Arnold Maydweli.
Mr.. Arnold viii return TO Portland in week or two
Miss Belle Dixon, OF st. Helena, who has been
pursuing educational course at the Normal Uni
versity at Normal, H., was married On the 1st OF
April in that place, to Frank Burr in the presence
Of the students and Faculty Mr.. Burr arrived in
st. Helena on Wednesday evening last, on his way
to the Hawaiian Islands, whittier he goes to take
charge of a school in Honolulu. Mrs Burr is now
completing graduating course at the University,
and on graduating, about June LIST, will come out
and join her husband ia the Islands, at which time
Miss MAY Dixon, her sister, expects to accompany
her