Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
r Cain. of Gait. is i'm town.

LIB. Cain, of Gait, is in town.
Judge A. f. Hale, of Auburn, was III
town yesterday.
John T. Harrington, of Colusa, was in
the city yesterday.
wv. Wilson came up from San Francis
CO yesterday noon.
DR.. F. W. Hatch, of the Napa Insane
Asylum, is in town.
Miss Ella Tubbs has gone to Los Angeles
to spend the winter.
Hon. VIM. H Parks, of Marysville, came
to the city yesterday.
Mrs. 10 Hamilton, of Auburn, is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
Judge A. B. Dibble came to the city yes
terday from Grass Valley.
Miss NJ. Haussler, of CORTLAND, is visit
ing friends in Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Weinstock went down
to San Francisco yesterday.
General A. L. Hart went down TO San
Francisco yesterday morning.
DR.. J. NJ. Frey, of Newcastle, came to
Sacramento yesterday morning.
J. w. Currier, of the San Francisco Music
and Drama, was here yesterday.
Mrs. E. w. Bradley, of Placerville, and
]. S. Wright, of Davisville, are in the city.
George F. Croker, of San Francisco, re-
turned home yesterday, from Sacramento.
E. A. Bessell, of Rocklin, and ]. C. Will
hanson, of Penryn, came to the city yester-
day.
Judge S. c. benson and A A Van Voor-
HES left for San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
Edgar Mills, after paying Sacramento a
short visit, returned to the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
Walter Wiley, of this city, is visiting his
mother at her home in Georgetown, Ell
Dorado county.
State Prison Director W. C. Hendricks
passed through yesterday, from San Fran
cisco to Oroville.
Daniel Mason, who had been spending a
few days here, returned yesterday to his
ranch near Newcastle.
f. E. Edwards and Miss Luke Edwards,
of Sacramento, will arrive from the East
to-day by the southern route.
Arthur Brown, Superintendent of Bridges
and Buildings of the Central Pacific Rail
road was in the city yesterday.
ulSS IslLLlCs DtcCIlCl anu MISS hdIS
Lawyer, of this city, are spending the holt
days with friends in Ell Dorado county.
Conductor Thomas Long, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, but now running train
out of Los Angeles, is visiting Sacramento
with his family.
C. H. Stevens, Of this city, left yesterday
for San Diego, where he goes anticipating
that the change of climate will be benefi-
cial to his health.
James O'Brien and daughter, of Smarts-
vile, left yesterday by the Southern route
for New Orleans. After they visit the
Worlds Fair few weeks, they will make a
tour of the Eastern States. They expect to
be absent three months.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hstel yes
terday: James Schilner, New York Ben
E. Ward, Los Angeles Frank Bachelor,
Silas A. Gunst, John Cashin, J. E. Polhem-
us, San Francisco; Miss J. Johnston, Wood
bridge; Thos. H. Reynolds, Fresno.
BONDS FILED.-George Atkinson, Justice
of the Peace-elect, filed his official bond
with the County Recorder yesterday, in the
sum of $1,000, with w. A. Scott and R. W.
Tooker as sureties. Frank Swift, Con-
stable, also filed his bond, in the sum of
5000, with c. c. Brown and Chris Weisel
as sureties. A. J. Smith, Constable for
Gait, also filed his bond in 81, 800 with
Simon Prouty and John Brewster as sure
ties.
HEAVY HAIL-sToRM.-A gentleman who
resides about half mile south of Penryn,
says that on Sunday evening they had a
hail-storm at his place, which lasted nearly
an hour, and covered the ground to the
depth of over an inch The storm covered
an area about mile square. The hail had
not disappeared last evening, and the
ground was yet so white that it looked as
though there had been severe snow-storm.
SUDDENss DEATH.-Mathew William Han
rahan, resident of Sacramento for many
years, died last evening after brief illness
from pneumonia. For many years he
has been truckman for William Nc
Laughlin, and was a man known to nearly
every person in the city. He leaves a wife
and two children. He was a member of
Owosso Tribe Improved Order of Red Men,
native of Ireland, and 50 years of age.