Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. F. Lashells, of Biggs, is in town
| S. n Saver, Of Alameda, is in the city.
Charles S. Bell, of Plymouth, n own.
I John Corbin of Grass Valley, is in the city.
| Fred Cox left yesterday for Tulare county.
| Chesterfield Wells was in the city yesterday.
j. II. Nef came down from ColfsX yesterday.
Charles Harvey, of Gait was in the city yesterday.
G. K. McMullen and Il. johnson were in town yes.
terdsy.
P. j. Brown, OF Amador county, came to the city
yesterday.
ELS Dennison, OF oakland, was here yesterday
on business.
Mrs Irene Cox, Of Dutch Flat, is visiting friends
in this city.
Judge C. H Swift and wife are spending a few
days in the city.
H M LaRue went over to his ranch, near Davis
vile, yesterday.
]. W. Gafford and daughter, OF Dayisville, are
visiting the city
J. NJ. Morrison, Of Eureka, Nevada, is visiting
relatives in the city.
P. ]. Brown aui family, of Battle Mountain, are
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs ]. NJ Haight left for Stockton yesterday, for
a weeks visit among friends.
Horace Stevens Deputy State Surveyor General,
lef; yesterday for San Francisco.
n. McLennan, publisher and proprietor of the
ForsSterS Gazette is in the city.
A. Gallatin went down to San Francisco yester-
day. So also did DR.. F. w. Hat h.
R. Z Shattuck, Deputy Secretary of State, went
down to San Francisco last evening.
The editor of the Wheatland Graphic, 7. J. Nc
Farland, and wife, are visiting the city.
D. B. Lyon, of Red Bluff, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to San Francisco.
H. s. Croker and wife came TO the city Tuesday,
and will return to San Francisco TODAY
Miss Florence Durlen OF San Francisco, is visiting
the city, the guest of Mrs II. A. Weaver.
William Robbinger OF San Francisco, is visiting
Sacramento, the guest Of r. j. Merkeley.
Miss Minnie Jones, Of Grass Valley, for two weeks
past has been visiting friends at Dutch Flat.
Elias Steinman, of this city, returned yesterday
from Oakland, after an absence of several weeks
j. P Bullock, of Woodland spent Yesterday in
this city. lie says the Yoo farmers are praying for
rain.
NJ and E. Heller, of San Francisco, who had been
on visit to Marysyile, returned yesterday, route
for home.
Thomas Dougall, merchant, of Marysyille, was one
of the passengers by yesterdays train from the Bay
going home.
7. H. Goodman, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent of the Central Pacific Railroad, was enc OF
the passengers by last evenings train from the East
E. c. Coleman, OF Nevada City, President Of the
Nevada Narrow-Guage Railroad, came down to the
city last evening, and is stopping at the Silver
Palace.
General John McComb, Warden of the State
Prison at Folsom. was in town yes erday. He re-
ported everything at that institution running
smoothly.
James Mcpherson, a former resident of Oroville.
arrived in Sacramento Tuesday night, III days from
Glasgow, Scotland and yesterday went down to
Calstoga,
W. NJ Watson OF the firm of W NJ Watson &
Co. Oakland passed through the city yesterday, en-
route from the northern portion of the State for
Los Angeles.
William Hood, who has been conductor of the
construction train at Redding for several months
has returned TO the city, and Will probably resume
his trips over " the hill"
Miss Ellita Mott Miss Mary Mott, Miss Lellie Spill
man and Miss Lille Miller of this city, passed sue |
cessful examinations and entered the state Normal
School on the 5th instant.
J. r. Wilkinson, Resident Engineer Of the Central
Pacific Railroad passed through the city Yesterday
from inspection OF the California and Oregon
Rail- DAD, bound for San Francisco
Dr. Thomas Phillips, OF Stockton, came down from
Marysville, on his way home, yesterday. He had
been called to that city to wait upon DR.. Caldwell
who has been dangerously i'll, but is now somewhat
improved.
number of friends of Mrs. W. H Sherburn gave
her very agreeable surprise party Tuesday night
The compliment originally intended for Mr.
Sherburn it being the anniversary Of his birthday
but as he absent from the city, the programme
was carried out in favor of his better half.
A party of excursionsts, consisting of c. E. Kib
hey and wife, Chicago; A. G. Clarke and wife
Helena, Mont; + c. Kellogg, wife and two daugh-
tiers, Wisconsin; and A. W. Hudson and wife, Colo
RADIO, arrived here by the west-bound express train
Tuesday evening and yesterday, after riding around
the city and seeing the various obeCts left for Los
Angeles.
On Wednesday, the 9th instant, Miss Emma
WilcONon, daughter of Caleb +. Wlcoxon, of Wood
land, Chairman of the State Board Of Equaization
was united in the holy bonds OF matrimonv with
Charles E. McQuaid at the residence Of the brides
parents in Yuba City, Suffer county. Mr.. McQuaid
is journalist, at time managing editor
OF the Suffer County Farmer.
a genuine and pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr. and Mrs W. D. Hocomb of Wool
land, on Monday evening" by quite d number of
their friends, in honor Of the sixth anniversary Of
their marriage. The surprised couple had retired
for the night, but were not long in making provisions
for their unexpected guests, and the evening
made mutually enjoyable closing with splendid |
repast.
At the State House J. C Pierson, wife and child
Thomas T4vener and wife, Costumes P Green, |
CORTLAND f. T. Everett and Wife j. c. Fitch
Carksvie; j. D. Brown and wife, John Bandeen |
Gait S. C. Williams, Richand Mrs. Slayback and |
child, Folsom a; John r. Wilson, Plymouth Mrs |
Hedricl and friend, Mayhews W. Sisson, Vernon :;
Il. Altucker, Franklin; w. S. Gilmore, Penryn :; |
AL. Johnson, Walnut Grove Mrs. Barrett, Miss |
McClbe, Oakland; W. A. Carter, Thomas Kane, !
San Francisco; D. Miller, Portland ; ?. Perrazo, |
Folsom John Worster, c. II. Worster, Iryington, |
Iowa. |
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel January 10th |
Raymond Holmes, Samuel Mott and wife, W. C. |
Lawrence and wife, Misses Rita Stanford Helen |
Harrington, Ada Marston, Ethel Lynton, and d. 3. |
Belgrave, J. II. Hutchinson, G. D. Oliver, Whims |
Combination Chas Hapgood, Marysville Oscar c. |
Schutze, Germantown John T. Harrington Colu- |
sa -; C. II. Kmbal, Chicago; c. Warrington, Rock |
lin; II. G. Vane, Eureka, Cal; N. Meyer, Theo E. |
Smith, }. S. Morgan, j. Coolidge Coffin, G. P Fair
field, W. T. Harris, II. D. LaMotte, A. Green Y. Z. |
Burns, r. J. Burns, F. A. Church, San Francisco
H. A. Chaplin, R. n. S., San Francisco