Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. ". S. Cone returned to Red Bluff Friday
Miss Lottie Petrie is visiting Yolo-county friends
c. h Cummings came up from the Bay last even
ing
Mrs j. c. MARITIME is visiting her mother at Fol-
som.
Mrs E. B. Jennings is spending few weeks at
Cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens have been visiting
Chico.
William Singer, of Marysville, was in the city
Saturday.
Charles E. Spencer has returned from visit to
Los Angeles.
Miss May Stanley spent the week at Folsom. her
former home
Mrs Mary Rott of this city, is visiting Mrs. B. W.
Robben at Dixon.
Mrs. W. W. Haskell, of Alameda, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. Wilsey.
W. c. and l. S. Belcher returned to their home at
Marysville last Friday.
Miss Mamie McDermott, OF Oroyille, is the guest
of Mrs. W. W. Grssim.
Miss Ella Mouton after couple OF weeks visit to
the Bay, is ain at home.
Judge and Mrs. T. B. Mcfarland returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Miss Bean, OF Missouri, is visiting Sacramento, the
guest OF Mrs. James Ferris.
Miss Fannie Campbell of Sacramento, is visiting
Miss Effe Logan, at Penryn.
j. l.. Duprey and family have removed from Win
tiers to FloTin in this county.
Miss Mamie chamberlain Of Sacramento, is in
Red Bluff, visiting Mrs. NJ. Roe.
Judge A. Sturgis, of Folsom, spent most Of last
week in this city attending Court.
A. Abbott and Deputy Secretary of State Shattuck
went to Marysville Saturday afternoon.
General Babcock passed through the city Satur-
day, en- route from Chico to San Francisco.
Miss Anna Mcconnell, of McConnelrs Station,
was among the visitors to the city last week.
Mrs David Mcclure of San Francisco is visiting
Sacramento the guest OF Mrs. Henry Edgerton.
Mrs. T. J. Waldron and daughter have returned
from the Bay, where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Rev. ]. c. Simmons a we'll known pioneer minis
ter, has been assigned to the Methodist Church at
Chico.
Miss Bette Breckenfeld, of Napa, is spending
few weeks at the residence OF H. B. Breckenfed, in
Sacramento
W. c. Van Fleet George Cadwalader, and Chas.
Traver were passengers on the train last evening
from San Francisco.
Governor Stanford writes friend in this city that
he will return with his family TO San Francisco
about the lst of April.
Edwin F. Smith, Secretary of the State Agricult
ural Society, departed for the Bay Friday evening,
from whence he will return with his wife this even
ing.
Miss Lulu MCGOWAN, Of Marysville who has been
spending the last month in this city the guest of
Miss Matte McCleery, returned to her home Fri
day.
dali, Of Fayette, Mo, have been the guests of the
family of c. E. Wilcoxon, of Yuba City, during the
past week.
Miss Florence N. Hanisfar, a cousin OF Thos. H.
Berey, Of this city, passed through the city yester
day, route to Hakodat, Japan, where she goes TO
practice medicine.
William Joseph and wife, of this city, have during
the past week made tour of Ell Dorado county in
their phaeton. They say the roads through the
foothills are in excellent condition.
In the city: l. d. Griffin H. S. Gardner, Oak
land L. O. Thurthurs Woodland J. w Mccarthy
j. e Williams, San Francisco E. " Spencer, Susan.
vile George Lamont and wife, Fairfield G. n.
Cross, Nevada City,
pleasant birthday surprise party was rendered
E. G. Atkinson at his residence l street Friday
evening. The evening was passed very pleasantly
by all present, they being most royalty entertained
by their genial host and hostess.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Blakeney came up on the overland
train Saturday evening, en- route to the East. She
will bid relatives and Sacramento friends farewell
to-day, and leave this evening for Boston, where she
goes special correspondent Of the San Francisco
Alta.
J. n. Doph, United States Senator from Oregon,
left for Washington a week ago yesterday. He was
furnished by the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany with sleeping car, Qlnln6-lr, and car Tor
a sitting-room-three cars for one man and his
family.
Barclay Henley, member of Congress from Cali
fornia and his wife stopped indianapolis their
way to Washington Mr.. Henley is native Of In
diana, and the son IF Thomas J. Henley, long prom
inent in politics in that State and Representative
in Congress from the old Second District, which
subsequently represented for many years by VIM.
H. English. Mr.. English and the Heneys have been
lifelong friends.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday j. Cul.
len. L. .. jennings, NJ. DePaugher G. Cummins, S.
J. B. Casey C. Siiby, P Devers, E. Posey, H. Lyd-
on, James Woof. MarysvillJ; Matt Dooey, Chico /;
w. c. Kuykindall, George Perkins, Newcastle /; A.
p. Oakley, Natoma G. F. Thorndyke, Carson City /;
W. B. Bradford Siwash C. c. Durkee, II. Rhodes,
George Rhodes, Pleasant Valley; }. w. Wilbur, U.
S. Wilbur, Joseph Curtis, Buckeye; f. W. Church,
Truckee E. Ireland, Gait; E. Wagner, Mrs. Tyron
and family, Cosumnes.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday :
VIM Singer Jr, Tarysvie John Barrett, Magno-
liza; NJ Mcfarland Utica, n. Y; John G. Evans,
wife and daughter, Denver; John White and wife,
Santa Cruz H. D. Rich, city; NJ. V. Sparks, Oak
land S. d. Moon, Wheatlard; Z. c. Windell, Fres
no; Miss w. Crogan, Mrs. c. A. Nichols, Paradise
Valley Il. Z. Queen, Reno; w. b, Townsend, Red
Bluff Geo. II. Barnes, Newark w. II. E. D. Mil
Ter, Cincinnati d. E. Joseph, c. f. Langham J.
D. Coughlin, VIM. Rathman Otto Stoetzer, J. Hard
egg, Mrs NJ. Clarke, Mrs. Greene, A NJ. Werum II.
W. Littee, E. D. Sanger, J. II. johns on, J. K.
Sharpstein B. P. Cutter, San Francisco George W.
Fox, Redwood City.