Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-18
SOCIAL AND personal.

D. NJ Delmas returned to the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
William Young export Warden of San Fran
1 cisco, is in town.
Joseph J. Agard formerly of this city, now Of
! Oakland, is in town.
! f. ]. Bidwell left for San Francisco by yester-
| day afternoon 5 train.
4 Placerville yesterday.
| Mrs. P. c. Clancy, of Nevada City, is visiting
! friends in Sacramento.
| Prentiss Carpenter of Placerville FL Dorado
county, is at the Golden Eagle.
! Hon G. J. Carpenter. Railroad Commissioner
went down to the Bay yesterday.
| G. W. Tubbs, of Los Angeles, is visiting his
| brother 0. H. Tubbs, of this city.
! L. F. Holtz, Assessor of the city and county OF
San Francisco, came to the city last evening.
Mrs c. l. Crabtree. of Oakland came up yes
terday, on her way to Penryn to visit friends.
Judge ]. L. English was among the passengers
who left for SAN Francisco yesterday afternoon.
J. NJ Howard, Reno; P NJ Batchelder, Reno,
and Sherwood Lacey, of ROutiers, are in the
city
viii 6. Green, of the Colusa SIN, who had
been paying the city visit, returned home yes
terday.
John 0. Hector, formerly proprietor of Lafay-
cite Hail. is seriously i'll in consequence of lung
trouble.
William H. Smith Superintendent of Gov
ernor Stanford's farm at Nina came to the city
yesterday.
William EARL. of Hubbard & EARL. Chico. was
in town yesterday, and returned home in the
afternoon.
J. G. Hall, Walnut Grove; F. f. Baker r. s.
Spauldng and NJ. F. GratZ, Woodland came to
the city yesterday.
~ H. Chapman, ex-state Prison Director,
passed through the city yesterday, going TO San
Francisco from Chico.
John Bradley, who has been very dangerously
ill of pneumonia was yesterday believed to be
| improving i'll condition.
Miss Addie Curtis after a years visit to her
brothers, Edward and Perry Curtis. has returned
to her home in Boston, Mass.
A. j. Summers and wife, Dixon; ). VI. Brock
and wife, Woodland, and W. j. Dobbins, Naca-
vile, are at the Capital Hotel
DR.. Corless, of Truckee. passed through the
city yesterday, on his way to the McCloud river
section, to look after timber interests.
Miss Rosa Brown, who has been engaged in
teaching school ut Dutch Flat, will take charge
of the school at Blue Canyon May list.
Rev. r. II. B. Anderson of Colusa formerly
pastor of the Methodist Church South in this
city, is visiting friends in Sacramento.
Oliver Webster, Yolo; George Her and John
Her Gait; VI. Foley, Costumes, and John Stu
art, lone City, came to Sacramento yesterday
Mrs. lilly Bosquit, of Auburn, came up from
OdkltlllQ yesterday noon, ana Will NlSlJ IrleuOS
in Sacramento for u few days before going home.
Talbot II. Wallis, State Librarian, has returned
from trip to Tucson. He was the recipient of
many elegant and valuable presents from the
Apaches.
Miss Maggie Parrin, of Grand Island, Sacra-
mento county, is visiting the city for few days,
accompanied by Miss Nellie McDernoth, of San
Francisco
Captain Clinton L. White who has been laid
up several weeks by an attack of inhammatOry
rheumatism, is not much if any better, but will
probably improve rapidly when the weather be-
comes settled and pleasant.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
F. 5. Beach. New York J. A.WebSter, Oakland !:
f. Clark, San Francisco; W. j. Murphy New
York: John Wolfskill, San Diego II. J. Cheeln,
ElmiTa: :. Washbum, Lodi VIM Trega, Mo
desto; Benz. Deutsch, !. II. Curley, L. F. Holtz,
San Francisco; George Johnson, Mrs. Johnson,
Thomas Brown and wife, Oakland H. c. Shote,
0. T. Knights, Calayeras.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
Francis Wire, Walnut Grove; Thomas Tavener,
W. H. Dixon, W. l.. Person, p 7. Williamson,
Costumes: Frank Hughes, David Musser, r.
BaShler. Pilot Hill: O. b. McNanney and wife
W. \. Goode, Pleasant Grove; Z. A. Miser, Walsh
Station; John Elbra and wife, Plymouth; Z. T.
Smith. Mrs Van Husen. city; 7. G.. Barton, II.
Smalley, Mrs. II. r. West, san Francisco.
MessrS. Mesner and Trapp, capitalists of Buffa-
10, n Y, who came out to the coast by the South
ern route about two weeks ago were visiting
their friends, the Gerber brothers, in Sacramento
last Tuesday. and left that evening on their re
turn East During their stay in California there
was an almost constant fall of rain, and, though
they were well pleased with the general appear
ance of things on the coast, they We're firmly
convinced that the climate was rathertoo moist.