Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

G. L. Curtis of Oakland, is in town.
E. NJ. Mallows, of Dutch Flat, is in the city.
Judge s. Scion Holl left yesterday for Bakersfield.
Frank D. Ryan returned yesterday from orovi!le.
r. McKillican came up from Oakland last even
ing.
A. p Hail. of Placerville, was in the city yester-
day.
Jacob Neff returned to his home at Colfax yestor
day.
Captain J. L. Jacks, OF Folsom, came to town yes
terday.
Joseph Glover and Albert Gallatin came up from
the Bay last evening.
H. S. Crocker and wife went up to Truckee on the
east bound train last night.
Ex-Governor VIM. Irwin and vile arrived in this
city yesterday from Shasta.
Pr. Dolan, Captain of the Guard at the Branch
Prison, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs W. F. Burns, of Santa Cruz, is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones, in this city.
George NJ. Pullman and wife passed through the
city yesterday, route East in their palatla car.
George and Albert Redding passed through the
city yesterday en- route TO the fishing grounds on
the McCl0ud river
j. c. Stubs Traffic Manager OF the Central Pacific
Railway, passed through Sacramento last evening,
en- route to the East.
Edward Norton, a H Atkinson and Joseph Wat
son nlinng operators passed through the eity last
evening, en- route to Virginia City.
David Lubln, one of the proprietors of the Ne
chanics Store, accompanied by his wife, left on the
east bound train last evening for New York.
Isaac Russell, Ct Franklin; John Bhoads, OF the
Cosumnes; C. L Pearson, of Roeklin, and A VOL
fel, of San Francisco, are at the Eldred House.
The people of Michigan Bar held their annual
picnic Tuesday, which was largely attended. In
the evening there YVES grand bad at Masonic Hall.
Harry Gamble left yesterday for Fresno, where he
viii assist in conducting the hotel recently erected
Il hrn wr1F lie
| Henry Durham aud wife, and Miss May Burn.
ham, went to Sau elito yesterday to attend the
annual reunion and clam-bake OF the Cape Ann
people.
J. ]. Hughes, formerly merchant of Penryn, has
located a store in Harrington, Washington Terri
ny, TO which place his family viii remove in about
three weeks.
The engagement is reported Of Frank NJ. Shackel.
ford, Of HOLSTER, and Miss Lottie Bradley of Jack
son, Amador county. The wedding will take place
early In June
c. v. Gottschalk, Superior Judge OF Calaveras
county, is visit to the Eastern States. During
| his absence Judge Rooney, OF Tuolumne county,
| will attend to Court matters.
PercivAl c. Milette an old time resident OF Placer,
and at time-in 1s56-county Superintendent
| OF Schools, is in Auburn. He has been in Arizona
| and New Mexico Of late years.
| Mrs T. J. Hale. Mrs DIR. Chase and Mrs Judge
Craig, all of Gaesburg Ill, are visiting the family
| OF Hon. J. E. Hale, of Auburn. The first named
| lady is sister to Mrs. Judge Hale.
j. Morrison and daughter, Of Pleasant Grove, have
| returned from North Bloomfield, where they went
to attend the wedding OF Angus h Morrison TO hiss
| Delphene Blaine, both of Bloomfield.
Commencement exercises at st. Mary's Hail. BENZ.
cia, we're held on Wednesday, and there were many
| visitors. Among the graduates were Misses Eva G.
Dalton and Lizzie J. Nickersbsm, Of Petaluma
c. L. Weller, of San Francisco, accompanied BY
his family. has been spending week or two at Ar-
burn for his health. Mr. Weller was Postmaster d
San Francisco under Buchsnan's Administration.
A. c. Murdoch, brother Of ". c. Murdoch, CASH
Ter Of tie Bank Of willows, arrived in this State
from Alabama on Saturday last. He has decided tC
mzke California his home, and VIII locate in SsE
Franeisco.
Major-Gener Keleon A. Miles, U. S. A., com
raanding thu Department Of the Columbia, passed
through this city Tuesday evealng en- route to sa-