Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John H. hatcher left yesterday for Los Angeles.
NJ. 7. Hubbard has gone to MERGED and vicinity.
C. L. Pond, of Nord, came down yesterday morn
ing.
A. Bujlard, OF Chico, was in Sacramento yes,or-
day
5. c. Mott, theatrical manager was in town yes
teriay.
William Ham. Hall, State Engineer, went over to
Stockton yesterday.
F. L. Green, OF Sacramento, passed Newhau yes
terday, coming this way.
Mrs William BecSman has gone to san Francisco
to visit Mrs. Greed Raymond.
Samuel A. Orne and John Rhoads, Of the Cosum-
mes, came 10 the city yesterday.
w F. Jackson leaves to-day for the upper Sierras
on a suow-sketchiHg expedition.
L $. Pease came down from PARROTS ranch veg
terday, on his way to san Francisco.
d. NJ Eeavis passed through the city yesterday,
on Lis way to Chico from san Francisco.
Dr. Dart and wife have gone TO Woodland from
whence the doctor Will return next Wednesday.
W G. Balls OF Red Bluff; Charles GafTuey, OF
Fairpsy, and Ben Royo, Of Dayisyille, in the
city.
Hon David N. Clure who had been paying brief
visit to Sacramento, returned to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
W J. Smith, J. \. Smith, j c. Smith, A C.
Phillips and Low Painter, Of ourtand, came to
the lily yesterday.
Judge 5. c. benson, Judge }. H. McKune and
Prison Commissioner Van Fleet went down to San
Francisco Yesterday.
A. H. Burrows, General Manager, Of the Califor.
MIA and Oregon stage Company, passed through 10
san Francisco yesterday.
Wood A-,nt Talbot, Of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, came up from the Bay yesterday,
and went north by the California and Oregon train.
John Loneabaugh, resident If Sacramento for
many years, is now keeling a saloon at Guaymas.
He had the yellow fever last year. and lost so much
flesh that he take n friend in with him in
one Of his old suits of c. thing.
The following residents Of Denver, Col, are in
town, stopping at the Golden Eagle: K. ". Wood.
bury, founder Of the Denver Daily EreHiHg Times,
and wife Mike Spangler, eN-Shenff Of Denver, and
wife; George W Currier capitalist, and wife.
a highly enjoyable social party of young people
was held last evening at the residence Of T. p
Ljttleteld Oh rect large number were pres
ent and in addition to the rendition Of vocal and
instrumental numbers, sociaty held supreme sway,
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday s.
HeyHeman, Walnut Grove Miss j. Mcdonnell, Miss
Mcdonnell, Costumes J. r. KitTeu and daugh-
ter, Reno Ner. NJ r. Davis, Nebraska City, Neb.;
L. F. Mouton, Co'us1 Mrs a. Cheenv, a. G.. West,
A Go'dschmdt, W p. Moore, Ben. 5. Deutsch, San
Francisco; VIM. Singer, Jr, MsrysviIle; y. a.
Dorm, Salinas City.
P. T Williams Hicksyille; John Gafney, Live
Oak; J. A Petit, Plymouth; Joseph Haddick,
Fairplay C. $ Smith, Gait Mrs. W. W. Brison,
Reuters; NJ. Francis, ls!etcn; John Metcalf,
H cksville; Ej. Hsalay, Elk Grove; Al Johnston,
Walnut Grove; J. T. Cornell, Marysville; II. p.
Merritt Woodland; A. Kenny, Lincoln, an Sam c.
Mott, San Franc SEQ, are in the city.
The Bric-a- Brac Club last evening, President C
c. Gruusky presiding, elected Mr.. Auerbach and
Miss Emma Feter active members. Several prop
ositions were received also. The next reception
was ordered for the 10TH and the art, biic-a-brac,
literary ans musical sections were requested take
part. The laws amended to permit action on
propC stions under suspension OF rules Miss Flora
Weeks was elected to the literary committee, vice