Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-11
SOCIAL AND Personal


j. Rttinger, ofAuburn, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. James E, Mills LEFT for the East last even
ing.
f. Kemer is in the city. and viii go to Stock
ton to-day.
Jerome Banks, of Red Bluff returned home
from the Bay yesterday.
George \. Dockstader left yesterday for shasta,
To look after mining interests
Superior Judge Bowers of Marin county. is
spending few days in the city.
james NJ Mount, agent and treasurer of the
Standard Minstrels, is in the city.
r. C. Goodspead and James Reaves of Chico.
went mp home yesterday afternoon.
Miss L. E Smith of Oakland went up to Ne
Vada county yesterday to visit friends.
EX-Attorney- General Thomas II. Williams
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
State Prison Director Hendricks, of Oroville,
returned home yesterday from san Francisco.
A. F. Jones' District Attorney of Butte county,
Went up TO Orovlle from San Francisco yestcr-
day.
Judge Niles ,SearlS. of Nevada City. arrived
home by yesterdays overland train from the
East.
E E Ames. formerly of this city. but now in
business ut the Bay came up To Sacramento yes
terday.
Dr. George X. Moore. President of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company, was in town
yesterday.
d. \. Ostrom, of Reeds station. who had been
spending few days i'll Sacramento, went home
yesterday.
\. II. Burrows, Manager of the California and
Oregon Stage Company, came down yesterday,
on his way to the Bay.
DR.. :. F. Chaplin, of the State Board of Horti-
culture. and Inspector of Fruit Pests, is making
il tour of the Sacramento valley.
Miss Belle Turner, ofFayette. Mo-. who has
been ON the coast several months visiting rcla-
tivcs. left for home by last evenings train.
j. H. Strobridge came down from the 4" front
of the California and Oregon Railroad yester-
day, in the car California, route to san Fran
cisco.
Conductor j. A. Hardwood. who has been act
ing as extra conductor on the hill, leaves for
Tucson tomorrow, to run Il train on Supcriu-
tendent J. \. AIuir's division.
|. y. Hoag Immigration Agent for California
at Chicago, who has been spending Il few weeks
upon this coast in the interest Of the immigra-
ton work. left Fresno for the East Wednesday
going by the southern route.
Among those who went down To SAN Francisco
yesterday were Judge :. ". S3lndCrson. John s
llnoS Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics Secretary of state Thompson. eX-GOy-
ern0r Newton Booth. United States Surveyor
General W. II. Brown, and X-Uuited States sen
atur Hager
Mrs B. F. Hastings of san Francisco. is visit
ing the family of +. Ii. Russell Mrs Cathcart
daughter of Judge :. c. Hastings. came up from
night. and accompanied them as far as TrUCkcc
on their way East, they being on their way, in
the care of their gOverness, TO New York where
the Judge viii meet and escort them To Europe
Mrs. Cathcart follows them in the fail.
Rev. C. W. Hill. ct Park City. Utah, who has
been spending few weeks in California in the
interest of funds for building Il Congregational
Church at the above point returned East last
evening. en- route home. Since coming to the
State ne has received call to the pastorate of
the Congregational Church ut San Jose, and will
give his answer To the call after consulting with
the church of which he is now pastor.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
!. c. Stubs San Francisco; II. V Rcardon,
stockton \. II. Burrows Ireka: D. C. burst,
Whcatlnd: Vim. K. Scwell and two children,
Portland +. L. AmeS and son, san Francisco:
J. d. AuteZ Chico; C. L. Low, Rochester. y. y:
Geo. L. Hughes, Nevada City Mrs. 4. Breeze,
Mrs. Bowen. Bath, Placer county II. J. Nc
KuSick. Oakland; Lee Jacobs. san Francisco
John II, HOLSTER, wife and child, san Luis
obispo Jas Stopetan, Joliet, H.; Charles Z.
Sunuurc. sam Francisco Ncy WoltSkil Matt.
Wolfskill Benicia; James Cross Candcaria
Mrs. Arnsberg, san Francisco; L. W. Gicr, Mer-
ccd G. J. Carpenter, y. I. Davis, Jas. Melon
aid. Mrs. VI. J. Jameson San Francisco