Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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! j. D. Lawson, of Woodland, is in the
i city.
! Colonel Robert Hamilton was in the city
/ Saturday.
| Congressman Glascock went East Satur-
day evening.
Hon. John Boggs, of Princeton, was in
/ town yesterday.
F. Birdsall returned yesterday from San
| Joaquin county.
James Hawkins, of San Francisco, is WIS.,
| ting Sacramento.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lyon went to San
| Francisco yesterday
| Win. ]. Davis left yesterday for brief
visit to friends at Niles
Judge ]. C. Ball, of Woodland, returned
! home from here yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Moses Sprague went up to
| Marysy lille yesterday afternoon
| Miss Dora Woodburn, of Sacramento,
went to the Bay yesterday, to visit friends
| Clarke Crocker and daughter returned to
San Francisco by yesterday afternoons
| train.
]. L. Gould, of Dutch Flat was in the
| city Saturday, us was also J. II. Burnham,
of Folsom.
Fred Werner, of Suffer Creek, came TO
! Sacramento yesterday, and goes 10 San
Francisco to-day.
DR.. David Powell, of Marysyille, passed
through the city Saturday on his way to
the East and Europe.
]. NJ. Ormsby and wife and F. G. Lusk, of
Chico, passed through the city yesterday,
going to San Francisco.
| Rev. DR.. Newman went to San Jose on
Saturday, where he is to lecture before the
University of the Pacific.
Colonel William Hawkins and wife, of
Chico, who had been here several days re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
| General J. +. Sheehan, of San Francisco
who had been here for few days, went
below yesterday, taking his two sons to
school at Oakland.
Charles A. Read, of the United States
Signal Corps, arrived in the city Saturday
| from Fort Grant Arizona, and left in the
| evening for Winnemucca, to open signal
station there.
ia. Muir, Superintendent of the Tucson
| Division of the Southern Pacific Railroad
| formerly Assistant Superintendent OF the
| Sacramento Division, came to the city
Saturday evening, and yesterday afternoon
went to San Francisco, intending TO return
ana stay mere q tiiiN vi wv pSioi iS'th
| to Arizona
Monday evening last was the occasion of
very pleasant farewell party given to Mrs.
| E. B. Wilson, of Sacramento, at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Putney, On the
Costumes river About forty-tive couple
were in attendance from Gait, FlOrin, Clay,
Wire Bridge and Sacramento. Excellent
music was furnished by the Clay band, and
dancing and parlor games were the amuse-
ments of the evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday Jas Richie, Detroit, Mich; Geo.
H. Maxwell, ]. l.. Davis, San Francisco;
II. +. Owes and wife, Albany, Or; f. II.
Porter, A NJ. Werum, K. 7. NJ. Satterth-
waite, San Francisco; DR.. Davis Powell r.
Powell Marysville; II. A. Powell, Oakland;
Mrs. Reed and nurse, Davisville; NJ. J.
| Wright, Vallejo; f. j. Adams, San Fran
| cisco j. c. Ball, Woodland +. S. Grey,
Marysville; ]. w. Rogers, Oakland John
Scott, Downieville; Chas. Sonntag, 0. w.
| Kirchner, San Francisco l.. A. Whltehurst,
Sam'l Rea, Gilroy; Thos. Gushing, Chicago;
r. S. Spauiding, J. 3. lawson Woodland;
| ThOs Watt, st. Helena; Archibald Yell,
Uliah City; G. NJ Coulter and wife, Batavia;
Miss Sadie McCune, Dixon; Mrs. Creed Hay
mond Chas. L. Barrett, Thos. P. Ryan
San Francisco; E. A. Ollie, city Henry l.
| Fisher, Alfred Stebbins, San Francisco;
| John Boggs, Colusa; L. II. DePue, Tulare;
| c. S. Croker, Oakland; c. Frodart, Santa
Barbara; X. NJ. Aguire, H. Kearny, c. II.
| Swift, L. Clark, San Francisco.