Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.

S. P O. Counts and wife, OF Mariposa, are visiting
Sacramento
Miss Katie Painter, Of this city, is visiting friends
in Franklin.
Miss Josephine Prouty, Of Gait, is attending
school at Napa.
John Blair, of Placerville, has been visiting Gait
curing the past week
John McComb, Jr. came up from the Bay yester-
day en- route to Folsom.
Peter Donahue, Jr., was passenger on the west
bound train last evening.
H T Higgins, OF Richland, and T. J. Smith, Of
Whitcomb, are in the city.
Dr. W. R. Cluness, of this city, left for San Fran
cisco by last evenings train.
Rev. DR.. J. A. Benton came up on Saturday, and
will return to Oakland to-day.
John Brewster and Bert Kreeger, Of Gait, have
entered college at Santa Clara.
Charles Traver has returned from his ranch, and
is stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Judge A. B. Dibble, Fish Commissioner, came
down from Grass Valley yesterday.
John Cartheche, OF the railroad detective force,
came up from the Bay last evening.
Hon. A. L. Chandler, OF Suffer county, was in
town yesterday, on his way to Oakland.
FxSupreme Judge Bel;her, OF Marysville, re.
turned home from San Francisco yesterday.
Judge T B. Mcfarland has been suffering from a
severe attack of neuralgia, but is now better.
s. j. Randolph, of Lake county, has for a few
days past been visiting his former home-Galt
Max Friedlander passed through the city yester
day en- route from New York to San Francisco.
j. Spitz, of San Francisco passed through the
city yesterday, route from San Francisco to Mon
tsna.
Edward Rothschi'd L. S. Adams and Joseph
Howser were passengers Oh the east-bound train
last night.
j. W. Houston, ex-County Assessor, has returned
to the city after two weeks visit with his Fred
at CORTLAND.
Allan Towle, the well known lumberman of Towles
station, passed through yesterday on his way from
Redding home
Mrs. E. P. Figg and daughter, Miss SUSIE have re-
turned from their visit to Alameda where they
spent the holidays.
Hon Timothy Guy Phelps passed through the city
yesterday from San Francisco, going up to his prop
erty above Marysyille.
W. H. Brown, United States Surveyor General.
passed through the city Saturday, route for San
Francisco from PGcervile.
J. D. Jones, of San Francisco, who has been visit
ing Sacramento for few days, returned to the Bay
by yesterday afternoons train.
Alexander Mckay, who recently sold half inter
est in the QuiIotoa miues of Arizona to Mackay &
Flood, the bonanza firm, is in the city.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ. Drew has been visit
ing Sacramento and Nevada City on business, and
returns from here to San Francisco to-day.
Mrs. Lou starkweather and Mrs. Peele of San
Francisco, who have been visiting Miss Lizzie Ber
nari Of this city, returned home yesterday.
John R. Brown, an old resident of Sacramento
but more latterly railroad agent at Reddng, is at
the Railroad Hospital in this city, III Of pneumonia
Richard Dale celebrated on Saturday evening" as
sisted by number of intimate friends the thirtieth
anniversary OF his engaging IN business in Sacra-
mentO.
Trere was a very pleasant reunion Of the members
of the Gerb + flmily last Friday evening at the
idence Of Mrs. SyhiI Gerber, in honor Of her 10Th
birthday.
DR.. F. C Linn, OF St. Petersburg, Russia, who has
been spending three months the coast, WIS
anon. the passengers who went East by Saturday
nights train.
District Attorney Carey and ex-Attorney- General
Hart leave for Washington, D. c., this evening" to
argue the cIses of Hurtado and Raten before the
United states Supreme Court
]. W. Staples, adiuster for Balfour, Guthrie & CO..
insurance agents, Of San Francisco, went up to Ma
rysvie yesterday, accompanied by A. Nelson, Of
this q y, to attend to matters concerning recent
fire.
A C. Loring, the locomotive engineer who SUI
fered compound commnu cd fracture of the right
leg four inches above the ankle, the occasion Of
a smash-up on the hill two or three weeks ego, IS
recovering very satisfactorily.
Hon. Charles Kent Of Nevada City, was in town
yesterday, but went home in the afternoon. He
appears to think Judge Sawyers decision relative to
hydraulic mining proper one, and does not be
lieve the mining counties will be seriously injured
thereby.
A farewell reception was given on Saturday even
ing the residence of Mrs. " S. Peck, in honor OF
the departure for her home in Sas Francisco OF Mrs.
Flulter. The evenings entertainment which
most enjoyable aft ir, consisted of singing, dancing,
instrumental music, refreshments, etc.
Arrivals at the Golden Eag'e Hotel yes terday:
E. W Moore, Chicago Edward OIzier, Mexico !;
NJ N. Wheelan, agent Raymond Holmes Company
VIM. Singer, Jr., Aarysyiile ; 7. Mckay, BeDicia
John McComb Jr., George Smith, Folsom; W. II.
LYONS Stockton ; d. p Carter and lady, Orovi lie
Mrs W. F. Fletcher, Oakland W. A. Clinton and
wife, Los Angeles Vim. F. McJracken, Costumes
P. Petersen, Maxwell Z. Warehouse and VIE,
Fred. Hutchinson, K. Berhawdt, Chas. Hunt, G. :.
Hooper, Gus. Stangenberger, Gus. J. Lowengart,
Dave Liuderman b. F. Smith, r. J. Burns, c. Z.
Stackpoe, wife and child, A. F. Collins, F. A.
Church, San Francisco.