Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Frank Miller came down from Placerville
yesterday.
T. c. Pockman is spending few days in
Woodland.
Rev. DR.. Newman will arrive on the noon
train to-day.
L. Elkus returned yesterday noon from
San Francisco.
E. H. Wright and J. F. Wright, of Fol-
som, arasin town.
Alb. c. Stemler went down to the Bay
yesterday afternoon.
William L. Sullivan went up to Princeton
on business yesterday.
Henry Fay and Dexter Wilson, of Florin,
came to the city yesterday.
United States Marshal NJ n. Drew has
gone down to San Francisco.
w. w. Taylor, of Eureka, Humboldt
county, is at the Capital Hotel.
Caleb Dorsey, of Stanislaus county, went
home from this city yesterday.
Mrs Elwood Bruner, of this city, returned
yesterday from visit to Chico.
A. P Dewey and J R. Finlayson, of San
Francisco, were in town yesterday.
D. J. Considine and his two sons have
returned from visit to San Rafael.
Fred Danforth, formerly of this city, but
now residing in San Francisco, is in town.
Miss Ella Bryce, of Astoria, Or, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. NJ. Grimes, of this
city.
w. f. Welcker Superintendent of Public
Instruction, left for San Jose yesterday
morning.
Mrs. n. P. Chapman, of Red Bluff, who
had been visiting friends here, went home
yesterday.
Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte county, passed
through yesterday, on his way to Oroville
| from San Francisco.
Mrs. George Blanchard, of Colusa, re-
relatives in Sacramento.
Mrs. J. T. Watson, who has been visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Castle, of Carson,
| New, has returned home.
Ex-Attorney-G General Hart left for Colusa
yesterday, where he goes to assist in the
prosecution of Moynahan, who murdered
Frank Entremont some six weeks ago.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hoagland, of Loomis, who
| two months, was brought to this city by
her daughter, Mrs, R. II. Petit, on last
nights train, still quite feeble.
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terday: VIM Johnston, Richland Il. C.
Marhave, L. Clark, P F. Ungcr, San Fran
cisco; D. NJ. Pool, Stockton: Mrs. j. B.
Ritter, Michigan Bar; Miss r. Fredericks,
F. E. Baker and wife, F. Rahm and wife
J. r. Smith, wife and daughter, Dr. Holmes
and wife, Adam Steiner and wife, Mrs. G
Simpson, Mrs. Curran, Miss Minnie Lind
say, w H. Martin, Mrs. Gertrude Freeman
Miss Kate Fisher, Woodland; George H
Jessup, San Francisco; f. w Roberts
Oakland; Isidor Jacobs, Geo. Wolf, J. W
Bradley and wife, San Francisco; w. II
Garnett, Willows.
Quite goodly number of members were
present last evening to attend the installa
ton of the officers elect for the ensuing
year of Naomi Chapter, No. SO, o. E. S
Grand Worthy Mstron Young acted as in
Sailing officer, assisted by Worthy Marshal
Crum. A delegation of members from Yoc
Chapter No. 90, visited the Chapter and
added very much to the enjoyment of the
evening Through the tules, the ruts and
the dust they came, an exceedingly jolly
band, and it would be pleasant if they could
come oftener, say their Sacramento friends
The officers installed to serve fol
the ensuing year are as follows
Hannah Z. Harper, W. NJ; G. A White
w. P; Kate Boyd, A NJ; Mary A Crum
Secretary; Caroline Zeh, Treasurer
Florence Miller, c.; Annie Coghlan, A. c.
Florence Hamilton, Adah Hattie e. Lynn
Ruth; Hannah Wright, Esther; Cora J
White, Martha; Ella A. Hatch, Electa
Frederika Maier, Warder; C. \. Smell, Sen.
tinel Hattie L. Gardiner Organist; Chap
lain, Rev. Carroll VI. Davis. In the ban.
quet hail. after the installation, was spread
a tempting table of novel design. The cen.
ter consisted of small table, handsomely
decked with flowers, from which radiatec
four long tables, richly laden with gooC
things for the inner man, the whole form
ing unique star. 1t is needless to say that
the members and guests did ample justice
to the hospitality extended, and toasts and
pleasantries were the order of the evening
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE as a nerve