Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge S. W. Sanlerson and family went East last
evening.
John t Cardwell, of Ashland was in the city
yesterday.
Arthur Marley has gone to Lower Lake for few
weeks visit.
Secretary Of State Thompson arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
A. NJ. Comfort will arrive from the East to-day
via the Central Pacific
Rev Charles Taubner and II. M. LaRue came VI
from the Bay yesterday.
Judge NJ s. Munson, Of this city, leaves for the
East on the train tonight
NJ NJ. Harding, who has been visiting in the
south, returned yesterday.
General B o. Carr came up from St. Helena last
evening, en- route to Folsom.
S. II. Wood left yesterday for San Francisco,
where he will engage in business.
General Charles Cadwalader aud Paul Shirley
came up from the Bay yesterday.
F. s. Chadbourne, Of San Francisco, and General
John McComb were in the city yesterday.
W. NJ Sheridan has returned from Washington
Territory. He says there is nothing north that
equals California.
j. A. Fillmore, General Superintendent of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, went East in s
special car last evening.
Mrs. l. A. Epson and family returned yesterday
from their seaside home at Monterey, after ar
absence or seven weeks.
Miss Emma Craner, who has been visiting this
city for the past month, returned to her home in
San Francisco yesterday.
George Frederick Parsons aud wife returned tx
San Francisco yesterday afternoon. They leave fol
the East on Monday next.
james c. Pearson, J. R. Watson and wife, Benis
min WEIGH, Mrs. Terry, DR.. Nixon and Dr. Forbe!
returned from Oakland last evening.
At the State House Hotel: c. c. Fugitt, j. s
nj. n ID TzFN,
Phillips, j. H. Sawyer, B. Daniels and wife S. Rree
ger, Gait /; Mrs. Bingham, A. o. Brown, Mrs. A. 0
Brown, Woodland.
J. W. Nixon and Miss Matilda Gangun were mar
ried yesterday at 1870 n, at SBe residence of Ed
ward Cadwalader, Tenth aad streets. The happy
couple left the afternoon train for Monterey,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Edgar Mills, who arrived from Europe on Tuesday
last, with eX Governor Leland Stanford only
few weeks ago and says the Governor is getting
along excee iiDgy we'll and his health is being
rapidly restored. He says the late reports Of Mr.
Stanfords illness are false.
OF Dr. HasweI, well known in his city, the Rec
Bluff Cause says "Dr. G. S. Haswell has been re-
appointed to fill the position as pastor of the NJ.
Church of this place for the coming year The doc
tor has many friends here who Will be glad tC
learn of his reappointment. His residence here as
yet has been comparatively short, having resided
here only one year, during which time he made fol
himself many warm friends. Tde doctor is an i'm
pressive spe ,ker, his sermons have always beer
interesting and q result his services have beer
attended by large audiences"
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
W. 5. Br lndett, John Johnson, Albert Stone, Rec
| Bluff J. Fl. Benton, Shasta; F. j. Guth, Chicago
W. C. Maze, Miss Minnie Hurd, Modesto; T. F
| Kane, Portland A. S. Olsen and wife, Walnut
Grove; 10 Hamilton, Auburn; Paul Shirley, Mar
tinez J. 7. Critic, Miss Belle Haze, Boise City,
T.; Miss f. FigE, Miss 81. A. Carithers, Louisville
| Ky; Miss R. Rinoill, Detroit; Mrs. Prinekel, Car
son, New; Jos. L Crittenden, city, Perry Akin
Charley Akin, Fish Like; z. NJ. Bowler Jr., Haw
| thorne, New; j. w. Beaumont, Philadelphia, Pa
D. C. Jacobs and WIFE, s. NJ. Runyon and wife, J. B
Stanford and wife, o. @. Pratt, T. McAubrey, Sai
| Francisco; E. b. Wood, Astoria