Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Samuel Deal, of San Francisco, is in town.
DR.. Dobbins, of Marysville, was in Sacra-
mento yesterday.
Superior Judge Bell, of Shasta county, was
in town yesterday.
Geo. F. Huber, Of Greenwood Ell Dorado
county. is in the city.
r. S. Carey returned yesterday from q
business trip TO Chico.
Colonel James McNssser returned yester-
day from San Francisco.
II. N. LaRue went over to Davisville yes
terday, and will return Saturday.
c. IL. Weatherwax and John McF. Pear.
son, Of Placerville, came to the city yester-
day.
Miss Dell Hubbard, of Woodland, IS visit
ing Sacramento, the guest Of Miss Katie
Frisch.
DR.. Phillips and wife, OF Stockton, came
down from Marysville yesterday, on their
way home.
W. w, Ward, of Marysville, who had been
visiting the city for day or two, went back
home yesterday.
r. Levy, formerly Of Sacramento, and who
has been here for day or two, went back to
tbs Bay yesterday.
P. A. Finigan. President Of the State
Agricultural Society, returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Governor Stoueman and Colonel J. J.
Ayers, Superintendent Of State Printing,
leave to-day FOX LIS Angeles.
+. L. Faber, VINO has been living at Goth
rim Station, came to Sacramento yesterday
with his family, intending to reside here.
w. II. Richie, oakland S. RunYon,
Clurtland; NJ. Il. Hall, Modesto, and a. V.
Smith, Cana, came to the city yesterday.
Miss Juliet Corson, the teacher of " Art in
Cooking" is now lecturing to large audiences
at Cleveland, Ohio, upon her familiar theme.
Colonel Charles Emery, an Eastern gentle
maa who Is spending the winter in Califor-
mia, was in town yesterday, but left for the
Bay 10 the afternoon.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Wiedmann, of this city, who
with her niece, Miss Carrie y. Shaw, mas
been visiting Mrs. a. R)cca at the Great
Yves ern mine, Lake county, has returned
home. Miss Shaw will not return for some
weeks.
Mrs. Maggie B1lens, wife of John L. Bu-
lens, Of Roseyilie, Placer county, and a
granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Horrell, Of
Naps City, died suddenly at that place on
the l2tn instant. Heart disease is supposed
Rev. H. J, Becker leaves to-day for
knights Landing, where he will deliver 81
lecture this evening, under auspices of the
w. G. T. T., upon the subject of temperance.
From Knights Landing he goes to the north
ern part of the State to attend to official du-
ties as Presiding Elder.
The following STRANGERS were in the city
yesterday: c. Jones, Pleasa-t Grove; Mrs.
II. Z. Barton. Mrs. M. Babb, Miss Mary
Babb, Mrs. Fulendeller, Il. Barton. 2. +
Fsber and Hiram Barton, Lstrobe d. Shee-
han, C0urtlsnd A. C0tfman, A. w. Golf.
man, Elk Grove James McCready, Clsrks-
vile NJ. l.. Smith, R1utier's; George n.
Mckee Laguna Julia Armstrong and Fed.
Meyers Costumes.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes.
terisy: Z. w. Moore, Pittsburg William
Johnston, Rjchland q. VI. Stewprt and
wife, Rsno;J S. Stewart and wife, J. H Nc
Donald, Eureka, New: l.. u. Shippee, Sock.
ton; f. II, Farrar, MERGED Al. II. Rogers,
Auburn, n. Y; j. H. Williams, John Simp
son, Davis; A. Hubinet, Mrs. Hubinet, J.
Bertly, Reuns, France G 0. Burns, Z. A.
Roberts, Oakland; J. NJ Briceland, Shasta
P. Peterson, Msxweil; George McCreedy
aud daughter, city; W. l.. Lyon and wife,
Hotaliug J. ID. Goodwin, Q lincy, Cal; ID.
J. NortoD, Jr, and wife, Chicago; Amos
Adsms, James w. Dnlan, Mrs. Small, NJ.
Arnold and wife, c. Waterhouse, J. Mem.
Shutter, c. a. Finnican, f. NJ. Stone, J. w.
Soerry, II. 2. Fairfield, Donald Mcmillan,
II. G. Hanks. San Francisco; Sam Leon,
New York; L. b. Stowe, Stockton.