Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-21
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

C. E stackpole, of Honolulu, is visiting relatives
! In this city.
Mrs. J. W. Nixon leaves to-day for few days
visit to the Bay.
Mrs s. o. Pierce and her son, William, OF Single
Springs, are in the city.
NJ NJ Towne brother OF A n Towne has gone
East accompanied by his wife.
Mrs M A. Nagle and Mrs Mahoney arrived home
last evening from San Francisco.
W. S. Leake, deputy clerk of the Supreme Court,
came up FROM Dixon last evening.
o. n. Skeels and wife, Of this city, viii return
from the East by the overland train.
DR.. C. E. Pinkham, of this city, left on the East
bound train last night, en- route TO Cisco.
General John F. sheehan and Valentine nc.
CATCHY came up from the Bay last evening.
Mrs. Grove L. johnson and her daughter, jose
phine, returned from San Francisco yesterday.
Ex.Assemblyman Freer, of 0rovie, and ex-
Prison Director j. II. Nef, OF Colfax, are in the
city.
Isaac NJ Cross, of the Central Pacific Railroad
passed through the city last evening en- route to
Truckee.
Mrs Charles McReynolds and daughter from So
noma county, is visiting her sister, hrs. F. S.
George, OF this city.
Charles Prodger, of D. o. Mills bank, who has
been " ranching at Los Angeles, has returned,
having been greatly benefited by his trip.
a niece of the late Senator Ben Hill, recenty at
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gentleman whom she married the same day.
c. A. Grow, OF San Francisco, came up from the
Bay yesterday, accompanied by j. ]. Degolia. Both
gentlemen hold important railroad positions.
Louis G. Nixon, youngest son Of DR.. Nixon, went
East on the overland train last evening. He will
spent the winter with his sister, Mrs. K. B. Camp
BELL in Milwaukee, and in the spring will visit
OF the Eastern cities before returning to California
General W. S. Harvey, the veteran Indian fighter,
has taken quarters at st. Louis hotel for the win
ter. He is So years old, was born in Tennessee,
fought the Florida Indians, served in the Mexican
war. and relieved from duty in the Federal
army by General Lyon.
DIR. T. F. Chamberlin, Of Morrisburg, Ontario left
on the East bound train last evening en- route to
his Canadian home. The doctor has spent several
weeks on the Coast, has visited all the principal
cities in the State and is highly pleased with Cali
forna, her climate, productions and people.
large number OF his friends at the depot to say
good-by and express their wishes of a safe journey
to his Eastern home.
In the city yesterday: Charles L. Dimon, Frank
Whsrey, H. Zimmerman, Isaac Meter, San Fran.
cisco; w. Jennings, Drytown; E. J. Wetzer
George Hunt and wife, II. F. Hitchcock, Oakland
Shaffer, Gridley; Il. 7. Higgins, Richland; j. ].
Crawford, Placeryille; E. G. Blessing, La Platte,
Nd; l. Levison, Rocklin s D. Noon, Wheatand
Jacob horn, Miss Burgh, Franklin.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
son, C. n. GeeptelI, J. e. Newman, Henry Van
Husen and wife, Frank j. Conelly, E. A skillman,
Mrs NJ P. Anderson, Mrs A. Skillmap, E. L. Hus
ter and wife, Z. G. Demartin, Mrs. r. d. Mowry, T.
McMullin, II. w. Littelle, D. A. Mcfarland, San
Francisco; W. L. Robb, Astoria; Mrs. G. W. Scott
and child, a. L. Stewart, Oakland; L. E. Doan,
Stockton; }. j. Deiolyer, Chicago Chas. R. May
hew, Red Bluff; +. E. Taylor, Folsom Mrs NJ.
Clothier, Miss B. Hartley, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House: s. Kreeger, Charles
Quiggle, II. Oxender, W. NJ. Harvey, B. Young,
Sam. Phillips, H Scott, O. Harvey, c. n West, R.
Wilson, Mrs. Lizzie Rawlins, Gait Il. Rhodes, Geo.
Rhodes, Capall AL Johnson, P. Crew, Walnut
Grove; Clarence Foot, Sacramento; B. C. Brier,
Rattlesnake Gulch; c. NJ. Thornton, Nicolaus H.
G. Kuykendal, George Perkins, j. Kelley, New
castle; Charles A. Nuttall, Granite; F. Andrews,
Franklin; Thomas Grimshaw, Costumes ]. S.
Warner and wife, Sheridan r. P Bigelow, Yreka:
X Ball. Miss Ball, Plymouth Miss Maxield, John
JSnkins Florin.