Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Fred. Gross, of Auburn, is in the city.
T. J. Jones, of Plymouth, is in the city.
Sias Carrie left for Santa Rosa Saturday.
d. J. Brown, Of Georgetown, is in the city.
D. NJ. Reavis, of Chico, was in town yester-
day.
C. Wilcox, of the Costumes, came to the city
yesterday.
Ex-Attorney-Ge Hart returned Saturday
from Colusa.
r S. Carey got back yesterday from his ranch
in Butte county.
General 7. J. Clunie came up from the Bay
saturday evening.
Z. +. Curtis, of Santa Cruz is spending few
days in Sacramento.
d. J. Stevens, of Elk Grove, is spending a few
days in Sacramento.
Sheriff A. H. Estill came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon.
Judge s. S. Holl left last evening for Lassen
county on professional business.
J. James January and Charles F. Burton came
up from San Francisco yesterday.
A. c. Brown, Stockton; James Z. Goodall,
Bridgeport, and II. +. Hopkins, Yolo, are in the
city.
f. W. Maslin, Secretary of the State Board of
Equalization, returned yesterday from an official
trip
Miss Nellie Dunlap and Miss Mollie Johnson
of this city, are visiting Mrs. w. II. Prouty, of
Gait.
Andrew Ryder, who had been inspecting his
ranch near Penryn. went down to Oakland yes
terday.
Will H. VOORHEES,, of San Francisco, who has
been visiting this city for several days, returned
yesterday.
Miss Laura Mccormick has returned to her
home in this city from an extended visit to
friends in Gait.
General J. +. Sheehan, of the San Francisco
Post, came up Saturday evening and spent Sun
day i'll Sacramento.
H. Mailer, of Coloma, FL Dorado county, who
has been in Sacramento for the past two weeks,
leaves for his home to-day.
Elijah Hart, editor of the Willows Journal who
has been spending few days in Sacramento
left for his home yesterday.
Matt Allen lessee of the Oakland Trotting
Park, is in town. having come up TO attend the
Turf Club spring meeting.
Mrs A. c. Chaplin, of Kahola, Hawaiian Is
lands, is spending few months with her sister,
Mrs Nate Webb, of Sacramento.
Louis Phillips, H. G. Smith, Luke Richardson,
George q. Locke J. +. Crawford, c. d. o. Sulli-
van and ID. Ravekes were among the passengers
who left for the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Rev Charles w Hill, of Park City, Utah. has
accepted a call to the Congregational Church at
san Jose Cal. Before entering upon his new
charge, Mr. Hill will spend two months in
Massachusetts,. and expects to assume his pas
torate ut San Jose about the LIST of July.
Thomas D. Moore and Miss Susie l. Coleman
were united in marriage last evening by the
Rev I. $. Dunn. The groom met his bride at
Ogden Miss Coleman was born in Placeryille
FL Dorado county where she was n general favor
ite The groom for many years has been an EN-
ploye of the railroad company.
Dr. W. Pratt, of Prattville, Plumas county
well known by all who have gone a-trouting to
Big Meadows Plumas county, passed through
the city yesterday, going TO Chico. He came out
from Prattyiile via Quincy, but thinks the road
from Chico to Prattyille viii be open in n week
or two. The doctor is much pleased at the pros
pect of the Fish Commissioners doing something
toward protecting and assisting the trout at the
Meadows and vicinity.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
j, Baker, Caula; Miss Brown, Marysyile L. ID.
Radgesky, Garrett, Fieveas Leyey, Fisher Smith,
sheridan Insell, Donahue Moran Reddy Jen-
ings, Flynn Hardy and Hanley, San Francisco:
A. Cooper, Costumes; Cad. Jones. L. Vertrees
Pleasant Grove; J. f. Adams. Stockton; q. Coons,
Elk Grove: Philip Wise. Walnut Grove; NJ C.
Devere, Aaron Anderson, city: NJ. Wasar, p
Flynn, VIM Foster. J. Tarpler n. Licer, Frank
lin; J. c. Blanchard, Folsom; W, S. Willis, Saera