Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
DR.. Tyrrell has gone to Nevada City.
Henry Edgerton has gone to SusanyiIle.

DR.. Tyrrell has gone to Nevada City.
Henry Edgerton has gone to Susanville.
q. c. Marks, of San Francisco is in town.
/ n. c. Goodwin, OF Nevada City, is in San Fran
| cisco.
Mrs. A. J. Brown, Of Chico, is visiting her parents
| George Ohleyer of Yuba City, is spending a few
| days at the Bay
Fred Stevens and wife left on the train yesterday
| for Chico and vicinity.
Secretary Of State Thompson and daughter re-
| turned from Santa Rosa yesterday.
The late John A. Cone left about 500 900 to found
a library at Great Darlington, Mass.
Professor Thomas Price was in the city yesterday
and left for the Bay on The evening train.
| Charles Clayton, j. S. Drack and Thomas Boyd,
of this city, were in Woodland yesterday.
A. NJ Everett and wife, parents OF Mrs. J. N.
Ward, OF Woodland, have arrivedfrom the East.
Leopold Won Ranke, the great German historian,
| is just rounding of another volume at the age
of 81
The Youngest grandfather On record lives in
Trinidad, Texas. His name is Reese Butler, and he
is 30 years old.
In the city yesterday G. H. Hunt Oakland F.
Foley, Truckee; Hooper brothers, A. A. Adams, G.
Burke, San Francisco.
1t is intimated that Rddleberger, Mahone's col
league, in the Senate, will desert Mahonism, and
hereafter act with the Democrats.
j. Sloat Fassett, nephew OF Charles Crocker, was
elected State Senator from the Elmira District Of
New York, at the election held last week.
Diphthera is prevailing to an alarming extent in
Woodland. They are seriously thinking of closing
| the public schools for few weeks in consequence,
Ex-Secretary Richard Thompson, of Indiana the
ancient mariner of the Wabash, will deliver the
Grafton at the unwilling OF the Morton statue in
indianapolis.
art Tar dat,tn ~ G
Francisco and wel-known political speaker, arrived
yesterday. He has been absent in the Eastern
States and Europe for over year.
Escallas the new tenor, who has sprung into fame
by his singing of William TELL" at the Grand
Opera, Paris, is said to be phenomenally ugly. He
is about five feet tall round barrel, with fat,
unmeanng face, and hair that stands like brstles all
over his head.
General Carr, the only Republican elected on the
State ticket at the recent New York election was in
early life a dancing master in Troy He enlisted as
private at the commencement OF the war; and
rose to the rank of General. He has been elected
three times to the office of Secretary OF State.
Ex.ViceP President Hannibal Hamlin is not the
only distinguished parsonage who has made prac-
tice through life of never wearing overcoat. The
late Canon Bladon, whose near approach to cente
narianism will be remembered, attributed his long
years and good health to the same eccentricity.
NJ E. Bell, the new Supervising Architect of the
Treasury Department, was born in Chester county
Pennsylvania, and now lives with his wife and five
children in modest style, in Des MoiDes. la. He il
boyish looking man, of quiet manners, and is an
active member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lewis Payne, a stalwart and Arthur man. was
overwhelmingly defeated for the Legislature in the
Republican county of Duchess at the last New
York election. This defeat, it is thought, proves
that the " half-breed" Republicans are as much
opposed to President Arthur as they have
been.
The Earl Of Cork and his son, Viscount Dungar-
van, arrived on the overland train Wednesday on
their tour around the globe The Earl is q man of
ripe age and in appearance is a typical Britisher
The Viscount is rosy-cheeked, susceptible looking
youth of about 20 summers. His Lordship is an
Irish absentee landlord.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: Arthur
O'Connor, S. B. Moore, Thomas Tavener n R.
Grmshaw, Costumes; B. Westfall A. j. Daley,
Walnut Grove; Samuel Kyburg, James Waterbury
GAINESVILLE G. Troehlich jackson; W. Right and
wife, James Short, John Brewster, Gait George
Jones and wife. Fiorin c. A. Worth, o. NJ God
dard, J. B. Darlington, San Francisco.
The friends in Chico Of Miss Lulu Parkinson who
left for visit to friends at the East something over
year ago, were agreeably surprised Tuesday
ing by her unexpected return, and also aston
ished well as pleased to know that she had been
married during her absence. She was accompanied
by her husband, fine-lookng young gentleman
named Frank Snow, of Boston. The young people
were married in Providence, K. L. and came direct
TO the Golden State on their bridal tour.
John S. Phelps, of Missouri, formerly Governor
and Tor many Years a distinguished Representative
in Congress from the Springfield district in that
State is visiting California, and is the recipient OF
the most cordial hospitality from the hosts of
Mssourians who have become residents here Gov
ernor Phelps like all our Eastern visitors, speaks
with delighted admiration of all he sees, and we
trust will be induced to prolong his stay until he
has time to visit every part Of the State.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: j.
a. Lawrence, Lincoln; Miss NJ Carpenter, Placer
vile; John S Harrington, H. NJ Abbey Coasa
E. Il. Gardner, New York; William c. Deiriez st
Louis, Mo-. A. Lstenber2er, South Bend, Ind; J.
Jarvis, Reno, New; GeOg e D. Fiske and wife, Wood
land Mrs. }. Woodward Miss f. Woodward. Miss
NJ Woodward, Oakland Edw. +. Murphy, W. H.
Brown, Washington Marion, L. g. Rothchid, Ms.
W. II. Brown William II. Mills. Fl. c. Ma,ks, L.
Euphrat, J. L. Graf, Ralph C. Harrison, X. A Har-
rison, C. Vetrax, A. Komwacher, San Francisco I.
NJ Grimshaw, Costumes.
In the city yesterday: Mrs. Charles Traver J. R.
Garrett, James Moore Woodland A. Camnett
Jackson; James H. Budd and wife, Stockton: S
Shoemaker, Reno; Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Pearman,
John P. Irish, Oakland /; Thomas Agnew San Fran
cisco II. P. Parker, Charles Benton Marysville; r.
Hood A. E. Manning, James Slater and wife, JOS
Ewell, Mrs Thomas West and daughter, San Rafael;
j. II. Eastburn, J. II White, Thomas Lewis, F.
B. Grant, Arbuckle Jas Moore John Moore, West
ley Amey, Geo. Williams, Michael Clio gan, Amsdor;
j. T. More and wife, Claus Peters, Miss Anna Peters,
Miss G. Dickinson. San Francisco; William GuerdOn
and wife, Napa; Miss Eta Weaver, Mrs. Howard
Woodland w. c. Wallace, NJ Reed, San Jose
Mrs. 8. E. Clark, Frank Koyle, Hugh Scott, Frank
Sherwood, Fred. Reef, Los Angeles J. H. Stur-
geon, George Basset James Ryan, J. II. Shields,
Robert Montgomery f. Schmidt, L. f. Latrode,
Thomas Bennett, Bodie.