Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

D. A. Bender, Of Carson, was in town yesterday
Mrs John Ledyard of Plymouth, is visiting friends
in this city.
Professor Adams, OF the High School, went down
to the Bay yesterday.
Albert Hart is in town, having come up from the
Bay to spend few days.
Charles Trsyer returned yesterday from trip to
his ranch in the San Joaquin valley.
A. E. shattuck, Deputy Secretary OF State, has
gone to Stockton TO spend day or two
Miss Frances Rouff OF Plymouth, is in the city,
and will remain several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs Herwood, who has been visiting this city for
several weeks, has returned to her home at Plym-
outh.
Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte county. and C. H.
Woods, OF Chico, went home by yesterday after
Moons train.
L. Bien, after visiting friends here and attending
to matters of business went back to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs c. E. Wiicoxson and daughter, of Marysville,
who have been visiting friends in Sacramento have
returned to their home.
General r. j. Clunie and wife returned night be-
fore last from the East, and yesterday afternoon
went down to San Francisco.
Dr. W. Wood went down TO the Bay Yesterday
So also did Richard Burr, Robert Stafford and C. E.
Dunn, Deputy State Librarian
D. W. Gelwicss, who has been in town for few
days. recuperatiDg left for Oakland yesterday after
noon, co siderably improved in health.
A. j. Little, Of Sacramento, has been visiting for
the past few days the town Of Plymouth, Amador
county, where he resided in the pioneer days.
z. Hart, proprietor of the willows Journal and
Charles Newman, merchant of that place, who had
been paying the city visit, went home yesterday.
H. L. DeFcrrest, a gentleman who has for years
been connected with the press of Oakland and San
Francisco, after paying this city brief visit, re-
turned home yesterday.
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terday as far as Pno int ending to take look at the
country through which it is proposed to run the
new railroad to Georgetown tapping fine timber
country.
Adjutant- General Cosbie, Coouels Tobia and Tyr.
rell, and Lieutenant Colonel Carroll, Of the Gov
ernor ssta left for San Francisco yesterday having
been ordered to appear in full uniform for parade
there to-day
Miss Lizzie Bernard, Miss Mary Watson, Miss
Flora Weeks and Mrs. Folger, OF the School De-
partment, went down to San Francisco yesterday to
spend the holiday consequent upon the anniversary
of Westinghouse birthday.
Sir Knight Commander James A. Davis of Sacra
mento Dtvisi M No. Z U. R. Knights o, Pythas
having been commissioned as InstitutIng Officer by
John p LintoD Supreme Chancellor, left yesterday
afternoon for Chico, accompanied by Sir Knights A.
b. Cheney, G. II. Smith, Ch McCaslin, S. a. Bonstin
and H. WEIGH, to institute Pride of Butte Division,
no II, located at thai place
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Mrs L. Il. smith, MarysNIe; y. ii Martio, CITY
]. Becker, J. S. Toppan, Chicago; D. Mccarthy;
Welles Whitmore, Oakland; Nelson Sikens, Detroit,
Mich; Z. W. Moore, Pittsburg; William Johnston
and wife, Richand; E. W. Reed, Denver, Col; E.
C. Marhave, Gus Gumperts, A Strassburger, T. A.
Franklin, E. V. Cowell, I. McAubley, Charles Butt
lar, William H. Brown San Francisco J. III. Will
son, Red Bluff T II. Noble, Woodland
Thomas Quinn, for many years foreman of the
paint department of the California Carriage Manu-
factory and who for the past year has resided in
Australia, has returned with his family to this city,
He speaks in high terms OF the climate OF Australia
says wages are good and money plenty. Bat man
who wants to raise and educate family, cannot find
in either hemispberes a better place than Sacra.
mento He in future will reside in this city, where
he has already engaged to go into business