Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-25
SOCIAL AND Personal.

John Stevens went over to Stockton yesterday.
Mrs. G. H. Perry is visiting her parents in this
city.
Bank Commissioner Farnum was in town yes
terday
J. y Young went down to San Francisco yes
terday.
John T Cardwen. of Folsom was in the city
yesterday.
Samuel Higgins and Louis Warner, of Gait are
in the city.
Judge J. c. Ball of Woodland, was visiting in
Sacramento yesterday.
Rev Thomas C. Williams of San Francisco is
the guest of DR.. Hatch.
Supervisor Bernard Steinman of this city was
in Washington yesterday.
Hon Joseph McKenna. of Solano county,
came 10 the city yesterday.
Rev T. II. B. Anderson is in the city, and will
return home to Colusa to-day
Frank Bidwell and Gus Weimann returned
from san Francisco yesterday
Rev. Mr. Brock and wife. of Suisun, are in the
city guests of Mrs Z, T. Taylor.
General j. F. Sheehan left for San Francisco
yesterday, to make his residence there.
J. II. c. Bonte, Secretary of the Board of Re
gents of the State University, is in town.
f. F. Bars. Thomas X. Stephenson and George
H. Gilbert, of Placeryille, are in the city.
Thomas Mcguire, the veteran theatrical man
ager, came up from the Bay yesterday noon.
W. D. Alley and W. A. Murphy of the Cos
umneS, and r. j. Gibson of Woodland, are in
the city.
Rev. J. H. H. Brown Chaplain of the Hartford,
and Rev. VIM. Ballard, of Vallejo are the guests
of Z. II. Russell.
Ed. Niles formerly n member of the news
paper fraternity, at Carson, New, was III Sacra-
mentO yesterday
]. n Hartstall, with f. Lyon & Co. for nun :
her has accented DOSitlDn with Il.
Hickman, of stockton.
]. j. Campbell, of the Gait Gazette, and George
II. 1ngham, District Attorney of FL Dorado
county, are in the city.
Rev T. NJ Mott of Marysville, is attending
the sessions of the Episcopal Convention mt st.
Pauls Church in this city.
Hon Grove L. Johnson goes to Oroville to-day
having consented TO deliver the Grafton ut the
odd Fellow demonstration at that place. to-
morrow.
II. B. Smith, Western Pacific Passenger Agent
of the Missouri Pacific route, passed through the
city yesterday, going TO San Francisco, from
Marysyille.
f. " Spencer. Susanvillc: Henry Martin, Wea-
verville; MrS H. b. McKune and Miss Sadie Me
kune, Dixon; Miss L. Perry and Mrs W. NJ.
Slower, Oakland are at the Capital Hotel.
Rev Ernest T. Wood. of st. Johns Church
Petaluma; Rev. Alfred Todhunter of st. Helena
! Thomas Walsh of Eureka; /. G.. Wickersham, OF
Petaluma, and ;. c. Gray, of Benicia, are located
I nj the GOldcn Eagle.
Arrivals AT the State House Hotel yesterday
4 d. c. Book, Elk Grove; l.. b. Cohn, Virginia; J
/ /. Wilson, Mrs. ]. W. Phillips, Calf: J. W. Pier.
/ son and family. Miss May Belcher VIM. Belcher
/ Costumes; J. 4. Hall and wife, Shasta: Mrs
Ener and daughter, GAINESVILLE; J. c. Walker
J lone City; V. V. Mann, Auburn.
Thomas Durant. ex-President of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, and a party OF
/ frieLds, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
/ on their way to san Francisco. They came from
! the East by the express train that arrived here
/ yesterday morning, but left II at Truckee Wed
nesday night, in order 10 cross the mountain aud
enjoy the scenery by daylight.
/ Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester
day J. T. Manloye. Brighton; George
/ NJ Storrs san Francisco: f. NJ Rostock Eng.
/ land. George A. Robertson and wife Aiarysyille
1 W. II Brannsched, san Francisco; Jas. NJ. Greg
/ Dry. J. McKenway, Suisun; J. d. Carr. Salinas
/ City; J. H. BolleS Barwa McKinnee, San Fran
/ cisco; s W. Smith, city. John Choice, San Fran
! cisco: H. NJ LaRuc. city; A. Goldsmith. Sar
/ Francisco: 4. G. Farnsworth, Chicago; J. A
! Hudson New York; Mrs Hale, Miss station, Tu
lnrei Mrs. &. J Carpenter, Miss Moliie Carpen
( ter Plaecrville; j. c. Ball, Miss Dolly Smith
| Woodland: Rev. L. ID. Mansfield, Benica: Jno
N. Moody. Truekee; Q. Levy, Dunnegan; Geo
/ W Conway, city; II. Newell and wife, SaI
Francisco; W. D. Tuppe, Fresno.
The pupils of the kindergarten and primary
school, at 1910 street. had fine time las
Wednesday, il being the seventh anniversary o
the birthday of Madame Won fellows little son
Ward Wright During the noon intermisSiol
the School-rOOmlwaS converted into a retail
store, wen stocked with fruit, nuts, candy, etc.
and tastefnlly trimmed with fragrant flowers
| Various placards announced that it tn,
cone price candy store and Right this wal
| for peanuts greatly to the amusement of thu
little folks. After enjoying the alteration of thu
familiar room, they were each supplied will
I several dollars of the educational toy money
| which, except in weight. closely resembles sill
yer, and such buying and selling as went OF
must be seen TO be appreciated. But amid al
\ the fun and frolic, the lesson in making chang
Il proved profitable experience.