Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. Richmond, of GAINESVILLE, is in the city.
Hon. j. H. Nef, of Auburn was in town yester-
day.
Robert McKilHcan came up from Oakland yester-
day.
| Robert Miller has gone to Los Angeles for brief
stay.
| L. Wynans and E. P. Draper, of San Francisco,
| are III town
Miss Nellie Pierce is visiting friends in Oakland
| and San Francisco.
Ariel Lathrop and B. R. Crocker left for vina
| yesterday afternoon.
r. NJ Carken of this CITY, left for 4 short visit to
San Francisco yesterday.
G. J. Carpenter, Railroad Commissioner paid Sac
ramentO a visit yesterday
F. Pointer, of GAINESVILLE and W H. Simons, Of
Elk Grove, are in the city.
Samuel Daniels, OF Chico, passed through the city
yesterday, on his way home.
j. H. Burnham of Folsom, was in the city yes
terday, goiog down to the Bay.
Hon. \. l. Chandler came up from Oakland yes
teriay, going to Suffer county
Mrs. Hattie Reasner, T. j. Cranston and J. H
Cranston, of Capay, came to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter Lulu of Auburn, have
returned from 4 visit to Mrs. Van Arsdale, of Yuba
City.
Charley Sherman, the well known horseman Of
Chico, came down yesterday, going TO San Fran
cisco.
Mrs Hattie Kimber and daughter have gone down
the river to spend few days with Mrs. Andrew
Bloom.
Fw Berry and Thomas Taylor, of wheatland,
and George Iavener of the Cosumnes, came to the
city yesterday.
Frank Miller, cashier OF the bank OF D. o Mills &
Co.. Lately seriously il has sufficiently recovered to
be about again.
I. B. Owens and John Hoffman, San Francisco +;
John Brewster, OF Gait, and S. W. Griffith, Of Jack
son, n the city.
Trustee H. B. Nielsen has removed from Eigh
teenth and streets to the northeast of Thir
teenth and streets.
Dr. F. W. Hatch left yesterday for San Francisco
So also did Ed. F. Smith, r. NJ. Calksn, 5. Tryon,
and Mr. and Mrs. a. Gallatin.
Rev J. II. c. Bonte, Secretary of the Board of
Regents, State University has goue to Los Angeles
hoFing to improve his health.
Rev. DR.. Warren, Superintendent of Home Mis-
sons OF California went through to San Francisco
yesterday from the upper country.
1t is understood that a reception viii be given at
the Old Ladies Home on the evening OF the 9th
inst under the auspices Of Mrs. f. B. Croker.
H. E. Proser, of Plymouth J. J. Bailey, j. Cash
and VIM. Bagnell, Cosumn6s A. Fountain FlOrin !;
and E. n. Smith, of Wash station, are at the FL
dred House.
Rev David Wills, Chaplain United States army
who leetured in this city before the Young Mems
Christian Association Monday evening, returned to
| Benicia yesterday.
Fred. B. Houston, Of CORTLAND, was in the city
yesterday. Mr. Houston for number Of years was
Deputy Assessor under lis father, J. W. Houston
els nov engaged in the merchandise business. and
is the Nasty OF CORTLAND.
The engagement Of NJ. E Kusteer of San Fran
CISCO and Miss Ray Ginsberg, is announced The
engagement reception Will be held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs Fitzberg, 3l4 J street, the 18th
| inst, between the hours Of , and P NJ
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday ::
VIM Johnston, Richland; C. J. Carpenter.andiwife,
Placerville W. C. Hendricks, orovllle J. D. Ham
| ilton, ROchiort, H.; L. L. Doan, Stockton; j. NJ
Pugh, Colusa w. f. Gibbons and wife, Stockton;
| J b. Cooke, Colusa A. c. freeman, city; David
Mcclure, Gen Francis Door, Wood Door, L. Bath
man, san Francisco.