Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25
SOCIAL AND Personal.
w. T. Wilson is in the city.

| W. 7. Wilson is in the city.
| ]. B. Hoyt, of Suisun, is in the city.
| H. s. Sacket, of Mud Springs, is i'll the city.
f. W. Towle came down from Dutch Flat yes
| terday.
| Dr. Pendery and wife left for Delta yesterday
| morning.
Cd. Richmond, of Marysville was in the
| city yesterday.
Arthur January, Deputy State Treasurer, went
| to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs r. c. Irvine is visiting friends and rela-
| tiyes in san Francisco.
Mrs. James Norton, of Tahoe City is the guest
of Mrs. J. Fingland, Penryn.
| c. W. Duden railroad agent at Latrobe, came
! to the city yesterday afternoon.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee passed through yesterday,
going from Woodland to Auburn.
VIM Chamberlin and wife, of Reno, went
home yesterday from San Francisco.
Richard Hauskins, Oliver Plummer and Harry
Sherwood, of the Costumes, are iii town.
Nathan Gilmore came up from the Bay last
evening, en- route to his home in FL Dorado.
Frank NJ. Milikan, of Auburn, came up from
San Francisco yesterday, returning home.
C. NJ. Chase of san Francisco, came up to
the city Thursday and returned yesterday after
noon.
Miss Alice Gates, daughter of pr Justin Gates,
of Sun Francisco. Is visiting Miss Josephine
Johnson. Gf tins city.
W ". Griffith. OF the san joaquin Valley Col
lege Woodbridge is visiting his parents and
friends i'll Sacramento
Senator J. Reuter- and G.. Nalensin Of Arno,
were among the passengers Tor san Francisco
by yesterday afternoon i train
Peter Newman yesterday celebrated his list
birthday, and III The evening entertained
large number of his friends.
Senator John F. Miller and Hon. Chancellor
Harrison passed through the city yesterday, on
their way to Williams and Coiusa.
i. \. Grow, Auditor of the Motive Power and
Machinery Department of the Central Pacific
Railroad, came up from the Bay yesterday.
NJ R0her Deputy Insurance Commissioner,
and J. W Mccarthy. Clerk of the Supreme
Court, returned to Sau Francisco yesterday.
Colonel J. J. Ayres has gone to Independence,
Inyo county, and will deliver several addresses
III the interest of Cleveland and Hendricks i'll
Mono and Inyo counties.
Tom Gregory. tor sometime on the reportorial
staff of Sacramento papers has accepted po-
sition in the auditing department of Wells,
Fargo Il Co, al San Francisco.
The report that United States Marshal NJ. NJ.
Drew who has been i'll lately, YVES liable to an
attack of blOOd-p0iSoning is incorrect On the
contrary he is improving in condition, and WILL
it is believed, be about again in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Pierce, who reside near
St Helena Napa county, on Thursday last,
October 23d celebrated their fitch anniversary
or golden wedding. Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs.
Joseph Hahn, OF this city, two of their dough
tiers, Were present as Were also their husbands
and children. II was family reunion long to
be remembered. The aged couple enjoy the best
of health, and seem to he as spry as couple of
half their years.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
E. Rochat NJ NJ Estee Z. Steinaway San Fran
cisco; Geo j. Specht Marysville; Z. W. Roberts
and wife, Oakland; Mrs. c. kimball, Miss Kim
hall Marysvilie; H. Kirkendal, VIM. L. 10y, &.
P. Liverm6re, W. H. Goucher and wife Mrs.
Langley, w II. Brown, San Francisco; L. &.
, Harvey, Oakland; Mrs. H. L. Eff San Francisco;
John f. Ullman, Oakland; John Smith, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the state House Hotel yesterday
George Brownson, Clarksburg; Mr.. Wallice, city;
H. Morse Marysvile; C. Briggs, Pleasant Grove;
! L. B. Myrse, c. Rogers, W NJ. Harris, Green
wood l.. Meiss Jr., Fred Meiss' Clay Station; g.
RicheTson, II. u. bulsier, city; Ed Dunen, w.
Craddoc" Arizona; Miss Sarah Crist, Costumes;
VIM. Coffin. H. Coffin, Miss Hester Coffin, Fol-
! som; VIII Belcher, Costumes; John H. Graham,
CITY; Peter Hanson; Walnut Grove; 4. b. Hunt
| ley, ;. Lathrop, Plumas county; H. Marks, FOL
SON. W. SiSson Vernon II. Hughes and wife,
Clay Station; C. Schlieffen II. Funkmier, Lat
robe VIM Foster James Tdrpler, VIM. Uptan,
Franklin; MIS-. P. Billiard san Francisco.
A correspondent says Friday evening last
| October I7th) II merry party of young folks
| from CORTLAND and vicinity invaded the resi-
dence of B. F Kelly, on Suffer Slough, much to
| the surprise of that worthy gentleman's house
| hold who was too amazed 10 orer any resist
ance. The consequence was that the dining
hall was rapidly transformed into dancing
| floor where the offenders determined that joy
should be unconfined, tripped the light fan
| tastic toe until early morning. AZ | O'Clock
the company partook OF repdst which, II out
rv9e By that of the Native i sons Ta %aS meyer
| of Sacramento in whose honor the party was
given, ana her partner we'll known eX-gitiz zen
! handsomest though not the largest, couple at
the board. Full many flower is born to
| blush unseen but on that score this couple is
ers unwilllngiy fed, not, however, before thank
| ing the master and mistress of the house for the
| exceedingly kind and hospitable manner in
which they had been received and entertained
| Mr. Kelly wonderful to relate, expressed him
self highly pleased with his misfortune, and
would be only too delighted to be again dis
tt1rbed by such sociable criminals. Among
many present were Mesdames Houston, Jacobs,
Krame, Smith, osburn and Thomas Misses
SyphuS Niroad, Collins Houstler, Beckman
Thomas. Husier Morse, Krame, Ares, Murphy
Jones; also, Mrs. Gawne; from San Francisco;
Messrs. Houston. Bump, Craine, Grover, Dorsey,
Arrowsmith. Colby, Stork, Judge, J /. Poulsin, n
Poulsen, Jacobs. Runyan, Gawne, Smith, Niroad,