Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. o. Harvey, of Gait, was in town yesterday.
H. c. Ross and Robert Malone, of the Costumes,
are in the city.
General John F. Sh5ehan left by last evenings
train for the Fast, to be gone five weeks
Fred. Grimshaw, F. r. Girard and T. F. Higgin,
Of San Francisco, to the city yesterday.
D. j. Simmons and daughter Clara, and Senator
Fred. Cox came up from the Bay last evening.
J. J. Frizzell and wife, of Kingsbury, and Archie
Null, OF the Costumes, are at the Eldred House.
William NJ Cutter, of Mar, sville is visiting Sac
ramento on business, and will remain several days
J. H. Burston, F. W Groth and j. E Thompson
graduated last Tuesday from the Sacramento Col
lege.
Hon. 7. G. Phelps came up from San Franei co
yesterday, bound for Marysville and the country
above.
Sidney Dillon, President of the Union Pacific,
went East with his party last night in his special
car ole.
A. NJ. Kinney, C. Kirkwood, James Harwood and
Casper Miser, Of Jackson, Amador county, are in
the city.
James Devote J. A. Richmond and R. B. John
son, of GAINESVILLE, FL Dorado county, came to the
city yesterday.
Railroad Commissioner Carpenter, who has been
in Sacramento for day or two, went down to the
Bay yesterday.
R. G. Breckenridge and family removed yesterday
from Sacramento to a ranch Auburn, where they
will hereafter reside.
Hon. c. L. Morehouse, of the State Board of
Equalization, returned yesterday to his home in
Alameda from this city.
Colonel ]. J. Ayers, Superintendent of State
Printing, returned yesterday from visit to the
State Prison at Folsom.
Judge Blanchard came up from San Francisco
Tuesday night, and continued on hi, way TO Placer
vile yesterday morning.
W E. Terry and wife, r. J. Merkley, n. Greene
Curtis and James Ferris left for San Francisco by
yesterday afternoons train.
George W. Chesey and wife came back yesterday
from Chico, where they had been TO see James
Trimble, who is seriously i'll.
Joseph Goddard leaves this morning for San Fran
CISCO He has associated himself with the law firm
OF Buhlert & Babb, who have in charge the testing
Of the constitutionality OF the License Act
Frank W. Robertson, former resident Of Sierra
mento, but at present employed IN the main freight
office of the Central Pacific Railroad Company at
San Francisco, is spending few days here.
r. S. Carey returned yesterday from visit to his
ranch in Butte county. He speaks of ride he took
On Tuesday as the coolest of his life. His whiskers
turned almost white with the frost, and have not
recovered from 1t yet.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
VI Meyer, j. d. Hanna, L. A. Strobel, William H.
Brown, J. II. Blood, San Francisco E. A. Mix, New
York c. j. Metcalf, Bennington, Vt: T. II. Rich
ards, Boston; W. NJ. Grigsby, San Jose; j. G.
Barker, New York.
number OF the friends OF Miss Stein, daughter
OF S. Sein gave her genuine surprise party at her
home, ia street, Tuesday evening. Music, dane
ing, games fine supper and lots of fun was the or
der OF the evening Miss Stein was the recipient of
many handsome birthday presents, the occasion be-
ing her eighteenth anniversary.