Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. V Spencer, Of Lassenyile, is in the city.
A. Menke. OF Brighton, was in town yesterday.
L. Elkus got back yesterday from visit TO Au-
burn.
George A. knight, of San Francisco, was in town
yesterday.
Master Mechanic a. j. Stevens came up from the
Bay last evening.
C. H Hubbard returned yesterday from bust
ness trip TO Chico.
Robert Jerrett, Of Georgetown, e Dorado county,
was IN the city yesterday.
E. H Bryan and wife, Of Sacramento, Passed New
hall yesterday, westward bound.
W. Williams, of Chico who has been visiting this
city, returned TO his home yesterday.
C. D. Burleson, of Woodland, is spoken OF as
candidate for Postmaster of that place.
Philip over, of the Costumes, left few days
since for three-months' trip to Mexico.
The commission OF Christopher Green as Postmas-
ter Of Sacramento left Washington yesterday.
Division Superintendent Wright has gone up to
assist the railroad men in their fight with the snow.
j. Madden, who has been soiourniug in Sacra-
mento, returned yesterday to his home at Smarts-
Vile.
Israel Knox, OF the Golden State Foundry, San
Francisco, came up to the city on business Monday
night and returned yesterday
Peter Humricb, who was taken i'll of typhoid
pneumonia on New Years day, and has had a close
call OF it, is again able to be out
Judge Byers, of Stockton, and his niece. Miss
Laura Byers, were on brief visit last week to Au-
burn, the guests OF DR.. T. NJ. Todd and wife.
Georgetown, Ell Dorado county, is to have leap
year necktle party. Mrs. B F. shepherd and Mrs.
I. A. Lebouf are named as the floor managers.
W. A. Potter, who has been upon a vacation trip
up the coast, going far as Seattle W T., arrived
home on Monday, much pleased with his journey.
Davis and Bell Berry, formerly OF Wheatland,
brothers OF the eX-Congressman, have purchased
property and become permanent residents Of New
castle.
H. T; Huggin, R'chland; James A. Elder, Cosum-
mes; John Brewster ana C. G. Cogswen, Of Calf
and A Menke, OF REUTERS, We're in the city yes GER
day.
Eugene F. Lewis, known as &" Skip Lewis" for
merry conductor OF one of the freight trains between
oakland and Sacramento, has gone into buiness at
Seventh and Cedar streets, West Oakland
Dennis Forney, William Veerkamp and Francis
Netrkamp, OF Granite HUI Ell Dorado county, came
TO the city yesterday. They say that the recent
heavy rains raised the mountain streams so much
that they could be forded only with great difficulty
T. J. Fi!cher, Marysyille; J. l. Cross Antelope !;
James Buuer Miss l.. Burner, J. j. Finn and j.
White, Plymouth; George Quinn. George Woods
ard Philip Pitts, Pleasant Grove came 10 the city
yesterday
George W. Peacock, Of the Buckeye FIGURING
Mills Marysyllle, passed through the city Yesterday
en- route for home from San Francisco. The firm
since large sGpply Of grain sacks for sale to farm
ers, bit there was nc demand for them. Since the
rain, over 30, 600 have been sold.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday :
| g Fres boon, Mrs. Anderson, J. ". Smith W. NJ
| Patterson, C. c. Alexander san Francisco Stanton
! l. Carter, stockton; J. II. Al, Bonneville, o.;
| W. ). Applegate, 81. John George II. Kerr, Elk
| Grove; Mis-. 7. L. Smith and child, Marysville j.
| }. McGitlemaT Oakland; T. D. Goodrich New
| ora John Nechcl, John Clshin Z. c.. Newell
| San Francisco.
r. D. Faulkner, Of Bancroft * Co, San Francisco
Is in the city. The CAL Of yesterday has this per
sonal note, in which Mr. Faulkner is interested The
wedding OF Miss Kate Higgins daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Higgins, OF Ophir, Placer county, to
Richard d. Faulkner, connected with 4. l. Ban
croft Co. of this city took place at the residence
OF the brides parents last Tuesday. Rev Father
John Leahy performed the ceremony, Miss Jennie
| Wheeler OF Virginia City acting as bridesmaid and
| William K. Monahan Of Ophir as best man. Nj
and Mrs. Faulkner left the same day for san Fran
cisco, where they will reside. Two years ago Mss
, Higgins became well known as receiving one Of the
first diplomas from the public schools granted in
the State by County Board OF lucaton, and the
first In Placer county, and with standing that has
never been equalled in that county and probably
not in the State. Mr. Faulkner taught for several
years IN the public schools OF Sonoma and Placer
counties, and Is well known in educational circles
He Is the youngest graduate Of the State University
Of Illinois, and a sO0 OF Hon. Richard Faulkner
prominent in the politics Of Illinois during tine SOS
and who ned an official position during the term uf
Governor Joel Mauorson.