Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
John W. Slaven is in town.

John W. Slaven is in town.
W. s. Manlove was in the city yesterday
NJ. F. odeIl got back yesterday from Wheatlaud.
C. y. Post has gone to Stockton on law matters.
Alexander Montgomery, of Woodland, is lying
very ILL.,
VA Hunter and D. c. Beck, Of Sheldon, are in
the city.
Grove L. johnson and wife left for san Francisco
yesterday.
Ed. NJ. Smith and wife returned yesterday from a
visit TO BEDDING.
George A. Lamont, attorney Of Suisun, was in
the city yesterday.
the city yesterday.
Frederic A. Miller of Sutterville returned from
San Francisco Monday
F. C. Lusk, James Weed and D. Harris, of Chico,
were in town Yesterday.
Ex-Attorney General A l. Hart left yesterday on
business trip to Colusa.
Mrs. Wells, of San Frzncisco mother of Mrs.
Adde II. Irvine, is visiting this city,
J. C. Woods, White Rock o. Stephenson, Elk
Grove, and Thomas Dony, Oakland, are in the city.
City Marshal Hoyt, OF Woodland is laid up with
sprained ankle, and James Cook is officiating for
him.
VIM Gibson and vile, of Stockton, passed through
the city yesterday, on their way home from Marys-
vile
Claus Anderson of Anderson & johnson, who has
been quite i'll for several days, is improving and will
be out soon.
Governor Stoneman, who has been ailing for sew
eral days. was able to sit up yesterday, but is still
confined to his room.
Valentine McClatchy went down to San Francisco
by yesterday afternoons train and had the honor of
being the last man."
Mrs. J. A. Mason and sons, OF Oakland, have
been spending the past week at the residence of her
uncle, ]. II. Johnston.
Judge S. C. benson went down TO the Bay yester-
dav, TO represent the plaintiff in the United States
Circuit Court to-day in the Of Meyer vs. Brown,
one of the Sacramel to bond cases
Mr. ard Mrs Shaffer have returned to their home
in 1ruckee, after an extended visit to friends In
Sacramento and at the Bay While in this city they
were the guests OF Mrs. n. c. Scott.
A. A. Bennett, for many years a resident of sac
ramento, and his partner, John NJ. Curtis, both Of
whom had been in the city two or three days, re-
turned to San Francisco yesterday afternoon
Last Saturday Andrew NJ Thomas, ave.eran men,
Der Of the typographical fraternity became serious
ly ill while at work at the State Printing Office and
had to be conveyed home. He is still very sick.
VI. D. Fairchid, Of Roclin was in the city yes
teTday He goes TO the Georgetown divide to-day
in the interest of those who propose constructing
narrow-gauge road TO the timber and fruit belt Of
that section.
The following citizens of Amador are in the city
attending to business at the Land Office: Thomas
J. Burke, 7. II Major, o. c. Hewitt, q. B. Major,
Taomas Kee, II. G. Money Thomas S. Culberly j.
W. Leach, II. Deckerman and George Davis.
S. W. Griffith, San Francisco; z. J. Sparks,
Wheatland; James Riley Yolo K. A. Walker and
I. Mccarthy lckeye Valley; NJ Dixon, Cosum-
mes J. B. Sloan, Michigan Bar, and William Beans
and j. W. Herringer, Of Walshs Station, are in
town.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
L.Watches, Lancaster, Pa; II P. Miner, Davisvile
S. Forbes, Chicago: 2. c. hale, Sacramento; c. II.
Prer Miss Nellie D Prier, Minnesota; C. J. Jones,
VIM. Wheman, L. DSnnenbaum, Horatio P. Liver
more, E. Hawkins, Joe Spanier, f. II. Wilson, San
Francisco.
A large party OF friends together with the Hussar
Band gave Henry Grice and wife a surprise party
last Wednesday night the same being occasoned
by learning the fact that it was their Wedding ami
versary. MCsic and dancing was iadulged in until
late hour, after which a fine lunch was spread and
all had good time generally.