Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| R. D. SERVER left yesterday on bushes
trip to Stockton.
| J.P. Sarsfield went to the Bay by yester
day afternoons train.
Hon John Boggs returned to Princeton
| yesterday from Sacramento.
! Miss Sadie Jefferson, of San Jose. is visit
| ing Miss Lou Hubs, of this city.
Stephen Moore, of Grass Valley, is visit
| ing Georgetown, Ell Dorado county.
E. A. Mcdonald, of Kanaka valley, 81
Dorado county, was in the city yesterday.
! George Cannon and wife, of this city,
| have returned from their wedding trip to
| Monterey.
Hon. d. W. Gelwicks and Hon. Charles
Gildea came up from San Francisco yester-
day noon.
Judge c. II. Swift, of San Francisco, who
had been visiting Sacramento, returned
home yesterday
Judge Irwin, of Placerville, District At
torney elect of Ell Dorado county, is pay
ing the city visit.
Samuel Nathan and Charles p Nathan
and w. J. O'Brien were passengers for the
Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Creed Raymond, accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Milligan, has returned to
her home in San Francisco.
E. A. Sprague. a resident of Placerville
for upwards of thirty years, has departed
for his native State, Maine.
J. Johnson, n. johnson, Joseph Silva, j.
w. Sibuld, of lone City. and P. Quinn, of
Plymouth, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Katie Keefe was rendered surprise
party by her friends last Saturday evening
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. f. E.
Michel.
Rev. Fathers Grace, of Sacramento; Blu
chard, of San Francisco, and Coleman, of
Smartsville, went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. Benjamin Smith and daughter, who
have been spending the summer at Au-
burn, came down yesterday II orning en-
route to Oakland.
Edward Woolcord of Denver, Col, part
ner of Senator Hill in the Boston Smelling
Works at that place, after a brief stay here
terday for Redding and from there will go
to San Francisco and other localities ON the
coast.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Miss Watt, Miss NJ. Watt, Canada;
Thomas Watt, st. Helena J. C. Ball,
Woodland; Julius Sterzbezel, San Francis
co; Richard Pearce, H. R. Wolcott, Den
yer; VIM Johnston Richland II. c.
Keyes, Stockton; W. w. Taylor, wife, child
and servant, New York; Nat Blum, Ike
Hyman, C. Hadenfeldt, Louis Seldner, F.
S. Holt, S. a. D. Jones, San Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs R. Fletcher, Miss E. Cohen, Dr.
W. NJ Ryer, Ryer Island; A. G. Smith, NJ.
D., Plymouth; Miss Sarah Y. Crest, r.
7. Hawkins, Costumes: f. A. Hyde, C..
E. Zwisler, F. G. Bochow. Samuel Braun
hart San Francisco
ODD FELLowsHIP.-Elk Grove Lodge,
No. pa, l. O. O. f., received an official and
fraternal visit from Grand Master Smith,
accompanied by d. D. G. NJ. Shiels, W. F.
Norcross, editor NelU Age and w. Ii. Sher-
burn 2. G., on Saturday evening last, when
was held most interesting and instructive
meeting, attended by a large number of
brothers and visitors, who accord much
credit to the Grand Master for his earnest
and patient work, and those accompanying
him, to advance the standard of excellence
and proficiency in the work of Elk Grove
Lodge and of the Lodges generally. The
Rev. Brother ]. b. Chisholm, consistent
and faithful worker in the cause of Odd
present and added much to the interest of
the occasion by his earnest cloquence. Elk
Grove Lodge has some seventy members,
comprising some of the most substantial
and Intelligent citizens in the vicinity.
ROLLER SKATING. The Sacramento
Roller-skating Rink will open in the old
Pavilion, corner Sixth and NJ streets, to-
morrow evening, November 10Th, under
the proprietorship of Z. A Beardslee and
f. A. Holden. 1t will be open every day
and evening, Sundays excepted. The
morning session Will be from 10 to u
o'clock, and is for ladies exclusively
Afternoon, , TO 3 evenings, I to 10. Morn
ing admission, free; use Of skates, % cents.
Afternoon, ladies free; use of skates, 25
cents. Gents admission, % cents; free use
Of skates. In the evenings gents are charged
an admission of 25 cents. Competent
teachers will be in attendance No disrep-
utable characters will be admitted, and
ladies will have every attention. Parties
so desiring can purchase skates at the link
at reduced rates.
REMANDED-Judge Armstrong yesterday
rendered a decision in the habeas corpus
case of II. A. Caulfield, previously taken
under advisemcnt, directing that he be
remanded into the custody of the Sheriff
until he should give the required security
to keep the peace toward l.. c. Chandler.
Later in the day Caulfeld applied to Judge
Mcfarland for release on habeas corpus
and the case will be heard at 2 p. NJ. to-day.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Jerry Haley, by officer
Frazee, for disturbing the peace and bat
terry; Mary Foster, by the same officer, for
misdemeanor; Mrs c. NJ. Judson, by Off
Ger Farrell, for misdemeanor.