Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-14
soc1sL AND Personal.

H. L. Tiekner, of Carson, went home on the train
last evening.
Frank Cartan, of San Francisco, went through to
Reno last evening.
E. j. Baldwin Lucky y and Miss Baldwin came
up from san Francisco last evening.
Colonel Flournoy and ex Lieutenant Governor
johnson came up from san rancisco last evening.
hugh Riddle. President OF the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad Company, is visit to
this coast, and is registered at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
Miss Eta Trainer, of Modesto, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Sacramento as the guest Of
Miss Sallie Baeue, returned home Wednesday, &C
companed by Miss Hague, who will spend month
in Modesto.
R. H. Hawley and bride formerly Miss Lille
Dwinel) have returned from their brief wedding
trip to Del Monte and will take up their resi-
tween NJ and streets.
Thursday evening friends of Miss Edith Radford
rendered her surprise ATTY at the residence OF her
mother, Mrs T. G. Clark, 1917 street, beirg the
anniversary of her birthday. Music, games, ETC.,
were INDUCED in until late hour.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel H. A. Powell
Rev. A. Williams, Willie A. Dow, A. W. Thompson,
E. j. Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, James A. Johnston,
Colonel Fleming, F. Thompson, San Francisco; NJ.
c. AUSTIN Los Angeles Frank J. Guth, Chicago
The Los Angeles Commercial says: 1t is reported
that Lieutenant Governor Daggett intends building
a fine residence at Hawley station, in the Calico
mining district, and bring out his family to live
there. He also intends stocking some Of the ponds
with choice variety Of fish.
A very pleasant calico party YVES given last even
ing at Turner Hall by the ladies Of st. Pauls Guild
The Reception Committee w. A. Houghtou,
W. A Stephenson ana Chas. X Parsons Dancing
was the principal feature Of The evenings entertain
ment, although fine lunch was served. The Floor
Director was 4. C. B5rrel and the Floor Managers
W. X. Cothrin, 9. Z. Wright, J. E. Lambert, J. O.
Brown, E. A Crouch and L. g. Naghel.
social entertainment was held last evening at
Grand Army Hall by Capital Council independent
Order of Chosen Friends and proved to be a very
enjoyable affair. The following programme was
eXceileDty rendered: Opening sddTess, by W. T.
Gleason instrumental solo, Miss Ii lie Evans read
ing, Mrs. Q. Taft vocal solo, Miss G. Galligan;
farce entitled " Man from YolO," by Messrs Winnie
Martin and Dolan vocal duet, Misses J. Humme
and NJ. Paine recitation, A. C. Fisher instru-
mental solo, Mrs. May DulaB ; vocal solo, Master
Grin Morse reading, Miss Anna Sharpes decla-
nation, Mrs. j. d. Kent vocal solo, Miss c. CALI
gan closing remarks 6. n. Morse Mrs. Herbert
Moore and Miss Lille Evans were the piano accom-
pani5ts during the evening.
A. Y Ross who Montello, New, so bravely de-
Tended Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S treasure against train
robbers on nuary 23d of this year. this week re-
ceiyed FROM the company a cheek for a thousand
dollars, and handsome gold watch chain and seal
They were accompanied by highly complimentary
letter from j. J. Valentine, the General Superi1-
tendent. The watch cases are of cut gold very
heavy, trimmed with wreaths of parti- eolored gold
On one side is locomotive in relief on the other
Ross monogram in oxydized let tiers On the seal ia
engraved the following: From Wells, Fargo i
Co. to Messenger A. Ross, in token of his
courageous and successful defense of the express
car against highway robbers at Monteo (Nevl
J nuary %, 1888"
DR.. Max Sering, professor of political economy at
the University of Bonn, is in Califol MA The Prus
sian government and the Prussian Department OF
Agriculture have sent him TO the United States on a
six months tour, to investigate the condition of
agriculture in all the States OF the Union. He
Ian led in New York about six weeks since, and has
visited only few OF the states. He viii remain in
California few weeks and after visiting and exam
ining the great wheat-growing counties as well as
the principal fruit belts and grape growing districts
return again to Chicago, TO make more full and
'mplete tour OF the Eastern States, He was IN
Sacramento few days SINCE and from here went
north to visit the grain-felds, after which he re
turned to San Francisco.