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

R. S. Carey left yesterday afternoon for Biggs.
J. n Andrews, of Elk Grove, was in town yester-
day.
Felix Tracy, Wells, Fargo Co.'S agent, has gone
to Tehama
Attorney General Marshall left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Eli S. Dennison, of Oakland, came up to Sacra.
mento yesterday noon.
Judge ]. C. Ball. of Woodland, is paying Sacra-
mento a business visit.
J. Graham OF Sacramento, viii arrive from the
East by this evenings train.
W. NJ. Watson, of Oakland, came down FROM Red
Bluff yesterday, returning home
Judge L S. Belcher is in the city. and will leave
for his home in Mary sviile to-day.
Assemblyman ". NJ. Cutter and wife returned to
the city yesterday from Marysyille.
Ed. H. Hamilton and bride, of San Francisco, are
spending their honeymoon in this city.
A. s. Woods, Clerk of the Water Works elect, left
yesterday for short visit to San Jose.
President KiddeI, of the Nevada County Narrow
Gauge Railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Master car-builder Benjamin WEIGH, of the Central
Pacific Railroad, left yesterday for Los Angeles.
L. c. Nesmith, OF San jose, and Drury Melone, OF
San Francisco, came up from the bay last evening.
George Reuter- has gone to San Francisco, hoping
to improve his health, which has not been very
good lately.
Colonel L L. Baker, of the firm of Baker & Hamil-
ton, who had been in the city for day or two,
turned to the Bay yesterday.
Hon. Grove L. johnson has accepted an invitation
tt deliver the Grafton at the Odd Fellows celebra-
ton at Oroville on the Goth instant.
Judge l. s. Belcher, of Marysville, one Of the
State Library Trustees, was in town yesterday on
business connected with library matters.
Clarence E. Parker, who has been seriously i'll for
the p'st two months, has had change for the bet
ter and is expected to be out in a few weeks.
Assistant Division Superintendent Rice, of the c.
P. R. R., feels more at home than he has lately, his
wife and family having come TO join him from Wells,
Nevada.
A. J. Grifftt, San Francisco; John P. Irish, j. T.
Stratton, Oakland Jacob Korn, Franklin VIM. Nj.
Cutterand wife, Marysville; and John NJ Rhoads,
Woodland, came to the city yesterday.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: L. Lind
sey, W. B. Rathbone, San Francisco; a. Mcdonald,
Placerville; A. a. Fuller, oakland G. Mills, Fol-
som; C. NJ Thornton W. A. Good, Pleasant Grove;
VIM. Mckay, Couia j. A Stewart, Butte City
5. Douglass, Elk Grove C. Hansen, Napa; Theo.
Suher, San Jose; E. S Bryant. Latrobe w. Fraw-
ley, VIM. Barto, Greedy; q. W. Jones and wife,
Denver, Col.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
f. E. Burns, J. e. Gliiden, J. 5 Dinkenspiel, Gus.
Stangenberger, F. c. HuntoOn, f. 5. Paddock, Wm.
T. 10y, Mrs. F. f. Read and niece San Francisco :;
Chalmers Scott, Oakland Seth Smith, Fisalia f.
7. Baldwin, Stockton; Lewis A. Crossett, Boston
T. A. Hunter, ElOcutiOnist, City, Miss Leila Will
Jams, Fresno Jas I. Heating Modesto Paul Bxel,
Plymouth John WofskiD, San Diego Eli. II.
Hamilton and wife, Oakland; Senator B. D. Muir
ply, Santa Clara: j. l.. Heald Crocketts; Drury
Melone, Z. J. Hutchinson, NJ. H Russell, E. c.
Siebers, San Francisco 5. A. Rankin, Pittsburg,
Pa; J. W. McFadgen and lady, Miss NJ. D. Stone,
Dixon; Fen. L. Harris San Francisco.