Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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J. f. Nader, of Newcastle, csme to the
city yesterday.
lie. Spencer, S. Cussick and George Flood,
Of Chico, are in town.
Miss Sophia Davis, of Yuba City, is at.
tending school at Sants Rosa.
Governor Stoneman went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
H. A. Rogers, of this city, will arrive from
the East by the Central Pacific to-day.
Lewis Mowry. of Downieville. came down
to the city yesterday, going to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. L. c. Anderson. of Kelsey, Ell Do.
RADIO county, is visiting her mother st Mo-
desto.
Rev. C. A. Savage. of Berkeley, spent yes
terday in this city, and returns to his home
to-day.
Senator Kellogg. of Plumas county, passed
through the city Saturday. On his way to San
Francisco.
w. Walsh, of Sacramento, was among the
passengers who arrived from the East by last
nights train.
Miss Dora Epley, who has been visiting
friends in Placerville. has returned to her
home at Napa.
Railroad Commissioner G. J. Carpenter
passed through the city Saturday. en- route to
San Francisco.
Miss Mollis Reynolds passed through the
city Saturday, en- route from Placerviile to
San Francisco.
Benjamin F. Billiard. Jr., of Grizzly Flat,
passed through the city yesterday, en- route
for San Francisco.
Mrs. Annie Markham, of PlacervilIe, Is
visiting Mrs. [. 2. Jackson at Georgetown,
FL Dorado county.
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 4. A.
Lapierre, at Truckee.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. C. Humphrey, of this
city, have been visiting during the past week
friends in the town Of Gait.
Mrs. NJ. S. Koran, who has been visiting
Miss MOllie Carpenter at Placerville, has re-
turned to her San Francisco home.
w. A. Scott, of Costumes Mrs Noah
Gill and Miss Maggie Low, of Michigan Bar,
are stopping at the Eldred House.
T. J. Scott, Ed. NJ Martin, George B.
Katzsnstein and J. n. Young came up from
the Bay by yesterdays noon train.
Ex-State Senator William Leet from Pla-
car county, who at present is resident of
Oakland, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Fannie Smith, of Yuba City, re-
turned to San Jose last Tuesday to pursue
her studies at the University of the Pacific.
Miss Amelia Moore, OF Chico who came
down to attend the ball of the Native Sons of
the Golden West, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
DR.. Phillips, of Stockton, went up to
MarysviIe yesterday TO attend the funeral of
Dr. Caldwell Of that place, who died Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Wentworth, of George.
town, Ell Dorado county, ore visiting the
families of Messrs. Dana Perkins and NJ. d.
Fairchild at Rocklin.
James Bethel. of Dixon. Mrs. Sol Runyon
and daughter, of Courtland; J. II. Bsyley
and P. A. Murphy, of Oakland, are stopping
at the Capital Hotel.
E. P. Spillman, of Louisville, KY, desires
to hear from the heirs of William Ranes and
wife, who died near Sacramento several years
ago. There is some property coming to them.
J. H Strobridge, Superintendent of Track
of the Central Pacific Railroad, returned yes
terday in Che car California from the end of
the California and Oregon Railroad, and went
on to San Francisco.
The following were registered at the State
House last evening George Tavener and
wife, Cosumnes Miles Stevens, Elk Grove {;
j. II. Hall, Franklin Charles Quiggle,
Gait H. Wilson, Volcano.
Friday night about thirty of the young peo-
pie in the neighborhood Of Wilcox's about
five miles out on the lower Stockton road,
gave surprise party TO Miss Gussle and her
baI
nice time, remaining until about l o'clock.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester.
day j. D. Goodwin, Quincy. Cal; H. c.
Seaman, Milwaukee, Wis; II. s. Brance,
Los Angeles Charles Rowell, Fresno, Cal ;
q. W. Grayson, Jr., Oakland H. G. Crow
der, Williams J. NJ. Johnston, Denver; A.
Listen berger, South Bend, Ind: F. Z. Tsy-
lor, Folsom D. W. Wssley, Oroville; J.
Villas, New York William f. McCracken,
Costumes Mrs. Burlington and four chill
dren, Nevada City; Lee Jscobs Il. c. Crit.
tenden, George a. Davis, Henry B. Mellow
ell, Frank H. Chase, J. S. Damer. Mrs. r.
J. Burns, J. F. Kingswell, Sam Lowenthal,
j. II. McNutt, Mrs. j. Dersbsker, J. Stein
berger, San Francisco; j. w. Virtue and
son, Oregon E. II. Brown, St. Louis; r.
Mackrelle, Kansas City; G.. II. Kimball,
Chicago; Alex. lines. George f. Ssntley,
USOTBb I1aAs, Dan tHHCleCO L GeC y,
Truckee; George Riley, San jose.
MEMS and boys clothing, furnishing goods,
hats boots, shoes, etc, from the assignee's
stock of Caro- & Co. on sale to-day at Red
House.
ASS GNEE's stock Of Caro- & Co. on sale to-
day at Red House.
SQUARE Piano, $50, at Girard's Piano
Store, 723 K street.
DAMIAEA Bitters regulate the stomach and
is the best tonic
THE great Mexican remedy, Damiana Bit
ters.
LADIES and Misses Atwood hosiery,
finished, Is cents per pair. Great sale at Red
House.
LADIES shawls, full size, bright colors, 90
cents, to-day, at the Red House.
TODAY ladies' plain and fancy linen collsrg,
5 cents lace fichus, 10 and u cents. Great
sale at Req House.
FoR health, strength and vigor drink Dam
ana Bitters.
FoR good appetite drink Damiana Bit
ters.