Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


| X. 5. Carey went up to Blggs yesterday.
William Beckman has gone to Whea.land.
Colonel II. H. Linnell came down yesterday from
( Chico.
John McComber, of Folsom, was in the city yes
terday.
John Mccudden, Of Penryn, was in the city yes
terday.
J. J. Campbell, of the Gait Gazette was in town
yesterday.
Master Mechanic \ J. Stevens came up from the
Bay last evening,
United States Surveyor General Brown was in
| Sacramento yesterday.
George Small, Of Sacramento, passed Dsggett yes
! terday, westward bound.
| Nh and Mrs. +. A Crouch returned from a visit
! 10 San Francisco yesterday.
| Senator Fred. Cox left on the east-bouud train
| last evening for Surprise valley.
A H. Major and wife, Of Iowa Hin, have gone to
| San Francisco 10 spend the winter.
| Noses Heller, Of San Francisco, came up from the
| Bay yesterday, going TO Wheatland.
| T. II. Wallis State Librarian, is sojourning for
| few days at the Masln ranch near Pine.
| Isaac Requt was passenger the east-bound
| train Yesterday en- route to Virginia City.
| State Prison Director Hendricks passed through
the city Yesterday en- route from San Francisco for
Orovile.
| Judge Mcfarland has so much improved in the
past few days that he thinks he viii be able to hold
! Court TO- LOrTOW.
| Thomas Gregory and Thomas Traganza, editors
and proprietors Of the Els Grove Free Press, were
| in the city yesterday.
! John Quigse, Of Gait who has been making an
extended visit to friends and acquaiutAnces in Ohio
| returned last Thursday.
William H. Mills and vile returned yesterday
from their visit to MARY sgille and went down to San
| Francisco on the $50 P. NJ. trsin
| Chesterfield Wells came in from his farm near the
| Union House yesterday. He reports crops looking
fine, and says the rain has been sufficient b. guar
antee crops in his section.
Mrs. Henry T. Scott, of San Francisco, is visiting
! Mrs. F. L. Orcott, Of this CITY, Mr. Scott coes
| East next Thursday, and will be accompanied by
! Colonel Z. +. Crocker as far az Denver.
Detective Len Harris, of the railroad force, az.
peared in Sacramento yesterday for the first time in
many weeks, haYing been engaged IN the pursuit
OF train robbers and other tough citizens in Ari
| zona, etc.
| J. f. Crooks. Of Benicia, Land Grader for the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, is paying Sacra.
| mento visit About two weeks ago he was kicked
on the knee bya horse and rendered quite lame and
his visit 10 the city Is principally TO obtain surgical
| assistance.
! W W Morrow, Grand Master I. o. o. F., and W.
| B. Ly on, Grand secretary, up from San Fran
cisco yesterday b una Tor Chico, to assist in the
ceremonies attendant upon laying the conversion
! Of an Ocd Fellows Temple to-day. They were
| joined here by W. b. N1rcrOss.
Dr. John B. Wood, whose death in New York was
| announced by telegraph IN Yesterdays RECORD
UNION, was the New York correspondent Of the Sac
ramento THioa during the rebellion, under the non
| de plume Of Lignum Nit;e. He was So years old,
and not &C. as the dispatch stated.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eogle Hotel yesterday
/ Basilent, J. Foss, r. Z. Cordially, San Francisco;
| l. NJrdngsr, Woodland; Richard CORDIALLY,
| IIealds5urg; am Harrison, New York T. J. Holt,
| Eureka, Cal; VIM. +. McCracken, Co-umnes; II.
johnson, Walter Graecen, Newark, y, j.; c. H.
Dewey, Omaha; John c. Patterson, Louisville, Ky;
| J. F. Moody, wife and family, T-uckee L.. F. Moul-
| ton, Colusa =. c. Hall, city; Holatio p. Liver
more, san Francisco; VI. '. Sparks Oakland; W.
! F. Reynolds, san Francisco; d. W. Wasey, Orc
| vile; 5 c. Percival, Petaluma
| COOP NEws.-It is now entirely unneces-
s.ry to purchase any imported perfumes, as
the very best are Peck's Premium Perfumes
and Elite Bouquet, home manufacture