Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


H. W. Brison has returned from Calico.
Rev DR.. l. E. Dsinel is paying the city visit
Hon. Elwood B-uner went to San Francisco yes
terday.
D. C. Lame, OF Nevada City, came to the city yes
terday.
Judge Anderson, o. Fr4nklia, was il the city yes
teriay.
Mrs. W Mock and J. H. Martin, of Woodland, are
in the city
Percy Ross left yesterday for trip through Anna
dor county.
r. A. Shearer, of Truckee, is stopping at the
Capital Hotel
c. W. Clarke and wife have gone to san Francisco
for few days
D. NJ. Reavis, Of Chico, CAME down yesterday, on
his way to the Bay.
D. 5. Brown, of Oakland and A c. Hazleton of
Dixon, are in the city.
j. II. Wood and wife and Thomas jenkins, Of Elk
Grove are in the city.
George Welsh, Division Master Mechanic, came up
from Oakland yesterday.
Miss Molle Carpenter, of PlaceryiIe, is visiting
Miss Mcfarland, of this city.
Chas P. Nathan was one of the passengers for San
Francisco by yesterday 5 train
Hon. Vim. Parks, of Yuba City, passed through
yesterday going TO San Francisco.
Thomas Mcconnell of McConnelps Station, came
to Sacramento yesterday afternoon.
F. Deartb, Of Michigan Bar snd Thomas Heating,
OF Hicksyille, came to the city yesterday.
Patsy Duffy, trainer for J. B. Haggin's running
stable, returned from trip to the Bay yesterday.
c. Z. Sexey passed through the city yesterday, en-
route from San Francisco to his home in Marys-
vile.
George Null Of Cold Springs e. Dorado county,
and Jacob Null, Of the CoSumnos are at the Eldred
House
Miss Laura W.therly who has been visiting friends
in this city, returned to her home in Stockton yes
terday.
lin, and William Kelly, Of Sheldon, in the city
last evening.
J. Kaulbach, scenic artist of San Francisco,
came up last evening, and will paint a lot of new
scenery for Turner Hall.
Controller of State John P. Dunn and Private
Secretary TO the Governor W. W. Moreland left yes
terday Afternoon for the Bay.
F G. Rice, the new Assistant Division Superin-
tendent Of the Sacramento Dis ision, arrived here
last evening from Wells, Nevada.
Morris Ross and wife, who were married in this
city last Sunday, left yesterday for San Francisco,
where Mr.. Ross is now in business.
Mrs j. P Robinson, well-known resident OF Sac
ramento some years ago, slipped on the sidewalk in
New York recently, and fractured her ankle.
Superintendent Wright came down to the city by
the overland tram yesterday afternoon but returned
by the East-bound express in the evening" to super
intend the snow fight or the hill.
Valley Council No. 60 Of Chosen Friends gave
soiree 10 their friends at Changers Hall last even
ing. Dancing the principal feature of the enter
tainment and engaged in by about 100 couple:
George W. Jackson acted as floor manager, and the
music furnished by Fisch Watsons Band.
Ex-Attorney General Hart and District Attorney
Carey returned early yesterday morning from
Washington, D. C. The former appears to be in eX-
cellent health, but Mr.. Carey somewhat under
the weather. suffering from cold and the effect of
the snow on his eyes. He thinks he will be able to
be out to-day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday J.
c. Barker Robert L. Wight, New York Mrs. Wal
worth. Mrs C. L, NJ. Comstock and two sons, Ne
vada CITY; Miss Sparks, Oakland G. L. Wilson, Jr.,
and wife, Chico; A. Bannister, Alameda Mrs. J.
B. Ritter II chgau Bar; Mrs. North, Costumes
c. B. McHenry, NJ. J. Amick, George II. Roe, L NJ.
Babcock, c. F. Clouzh, c. J. Moore, f Block, San
Francisco T. II. Reed, Lincoln: A. Listenberger,
south Bend Ind VIM. A. Johnston, Rjchland 7.
NJ. Grimshaw, Costumes; E. L. Smell and wife, San