Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Next Monday r. s. Middleham, of Chico, viii
start for Oregon.
Ben Sseinman went to MERGED yesterday, to be
gone two or three days.
Judge Marshall of Reno, went home from the Bay
ON the train last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James III. Stevenson, of Franklin,
returned from the Bay yesterday.
Thomas j. Stevenson, of Franklin, arrived in
town last evening for stay of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Marley have removed to
Rocklin, Placer county, to reside permanently.
Warren Green, of Colusa county, has returned
from several weeks trip % Washington Territory
Rev W. C. Merritt was yesterday installed as pas
tor OF the First Congregational Church in Wood
land.
Miss Maud Dahlman and Mrs. H. Newton, Of Lin
coln came down to Sacramento yesterday for short
George Eliot kept aloof from other school. girls
when she got her education, aud never ehewed any
gum.
John B. Cough is bard man to report. but he
states that the reporters almost invariably do him
justice.
Clarence F. Parker, OF this city, was yesterday
chosen Grand Secretary Of the Native Sons of the
Golden West.
Nilsson speaks Spanish, French and Engs h with
equal fuencY and ease. o, dot vas nice, dot Eng
lish lengyich
Major P j. Harvey went to San Francisco yester.
day to make preparations TO engage in his new du
ties as wharhnger.
s. A. Palmer and E. f. Aiken went to San Fran
cisco yesterday as delegates to the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Honor.
Charles NJ. Coglan aud w. C. Van Fleet went to
San Francisco yesterday to attend Triennia Con-
claye committee meeting.
G. E. Miller, OF C. II. Tay & Co., San Francisco,
is in the city, just returned from trip from the
northern part of the State.
Ex.State Auditor G.. B. Ransom and daughter,
Miss June, of Massachusetts,, visiting the Pa
cific coast, and are now in this city.
Sergeant Barwick returned yesterday from visit
to friends near Franklin. To day he goes to work
again, he has buckled on the signal service armor
for five years more. =
Prince Leopold Of Hohenzollerp, brother of the
Duchess Of Connaught, has been apprenticed to
learn the trade of locksmrth, in accordance with
the custom of the royal family of Prussia.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel T. S.
Parvin, Iowa City; John Annear, Philadelphia !;
Frank Talmadge, Indian Valley; VIM. Johnston,
Richland; C.. B. McHenrY, Lee Jacobs, w. A.
Hampton, Gus j. Lowengart, B. Klein, San Fran
cisco; j. L.-Burnham, Clinton Burnham, Milwau-
kee; j. II. Foster, New York.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Rhodes, accompanied by Miss
kitty Waters, left for Chicago Yesterday by the
Southern Pacific route. They were accompanied to
the depot by many friends. Mr.. Rhodes Is nephew
of Mrs. E. B. Crocker. He will take four years
course at the Rush Medical College in Chicago.
Miss Waters will make but short visit to the East.
movement has been started for the purchase of
Liberty Hall, the home OF the late Alexander FL.
Stephens by the people Of Crawfordville and Talia
ferro county Georgia, that it may be preserved as
memorial of the dead statesman and it is also pro-
posed that W. W. Story be commissioned to execute
a marble statue of Mr.. Stephens in his roller chair
for one OF Georga's inches in the national Capitol.