Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

H. C. Marks, OF San Francisco, is in the city,
Mrs. R. C. Lowell has gone to Marysvil,e to Yisi
friends.
G. yalensin, of Arno, came to the city YESTERDAY
afternoon
Matthew Cooks left for San Lorenzo yesterday, Il
be gone few days.
Mrs. Senator Reuter- came to the city yesterday
to remain few days.
Douglas Gum, editor and proprietor of the Sar
Diego Union, is in town.
D. Wooh, ex-Clerk of the Supreme Court, came
up to to the city Yesterday.
John D. Spreckels, of San Francisco, came ny
yesterday, on his way to Marysville.
General 7. J. Cluuie came up from the Bay last
evening to help the Democracy out Of its present
tangle
Thomas Mcconnell, of McConneps Station, who
had been visiting Sacramento, returned bone yes
terday.
c. H. Swift, ex.Mayor of Sacramento, came up
from the Bay Tuesday, and returned there yester-
day afternoon.
Georgeo Bates has gone to San Fran -isco to close
steamer Alverado
H. C. Livermore, General Manager OF the Ma
toma Company, came down from Folsom yesterday.
en- route for the Bay.
Perry Richardson and John Long, weknown
ranchowners near Lincoln, who have been on trip
going home
Dan West, one of the Central Pacific passenger
train conductors between this city and San Fran
cisco, is taking lay fl OF few weeks, and James
o. Welsh is filling his place.
Il. A. Peabody, Foreman OF the State Printing
Office during the administration OF Frank P. Thomp-
son, and st present one of the proprietors Of the
Mendoeino Dispatch, is in the city.
fE3lrs General W. H. Blown, of San Francisco ::
Mrs. A. j. Kennedy and Miss Jennie Mcfarland, Of
Sacramento, and Miss Belle Msgnness, of Placer
vile, are visiting Mrs. C. IL. Weatherwax at Wood
land, Yolo county.
Mrs Charles lie Noir was surprised at her resi-
dence, No SIS NJ street, last evening, by gathering
of friends, the occasion being the adys 66th birth
day. very pleasant time was had, the time being
occupied by vocal and instrumental music.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: Rock
Hunt Freeport John Crofton, Sacramento river
II. J. Brown, Robert W. Loring, city; Mrs. Norburg
Penryn, George Morse, Ii. a Clifton, Franklin
Thomas Finn, Plymouth Mrs. thirsty and son,
CORTLAND Mrs. c. Labador, Maple Spring; Robert
Gardner, Angels Camp F. Iron, Mrs c W. Schlei
fer, lone; 81. L. Lewis, Folsom; W. Sherfey,
Buckeye.
William NJ Belts Great Sachem Of the IMP. O.
r. NJ Colonel A. Andrews, Great Senior Sycamore :;
NJ. Mcdonald Great Junior Sycamore Il. S. inn,
Great Chief Of Records Adam Smith, Great Keeper
of Wampum George F. Bronner, Great Sanap, re-
turned yesterday from iaitiating Tribe of the Or
der at Auburn, and paying fraternal Writ to the
Tribe at Newcastle Yesterday afternoon all except
Mr.. Bronner went down to San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
DOUGLAS Gwin, San Diego /; J. W Jeffries, Oakland ;
W. W. Wynn LiyermoTe; Edward johnson, Ana
dor Alex g. Blair, ROCKIES er, n Y; E. D. Good
rich, New York; L. W. Tuly, J. Naglee Burk, W.
B. Norman, william NJ Gibson, Stockton Mrs. J.
Thomas, J. Thomas, Jr., K. Walrath. Nevada
City; NJ. D. FairehiOs, Rockln; E. S. Nettleton,
Denver, Col; A. j. Murphy b. $. Croker, D.
Dyer, Oakland; S. P. Benjamin, New YORK. E.
Merford and wife, Nevada, Cal; a. \. Wahlstab, st.
Louis, No; p. II. Ryan, Humboldt; J. NJ WeitZ
and wife, CloveIdale; +. J. Tallou, George LeurE
William Center A. NJ. Werum, San Francisco; H.
L. Coleman, Benyessa; w. II. Cone, Z. W. Roberts,
oakland.