Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-25
SOCIAL IND Personal

NJ Baylis, Elk Grove, is in the city.
L. D. Marks, OF Place1yille, is in the city.
F. R. Dray returned home yesterday from
| Lodi
Howard johnson, of San Francisco, is in
| town.
Mrs NJ. S Hammer is visiting friends at San
| Francisco.
! Mr. and Mrs. George G. Locke went to the Bay
| yesterday.
Mrs. Gladding, of Lincoln went to Oakland
| yesterday.
Judge Field has returned to san Francisco
| from Oregon.
John Klees went over to visit the Stockton
| Fair yesterday.
| Charles H Eldred has gone to san Francisco
| for Il short stay
Judge n Greene Curtis went down TO San
I Francisco yesterday.
| NJ Putnam and wife and J. o. Sherwood, Live
| Oak, are in the city.
| r. II. Stafford left the city yesterday, to take
| charge of Allen Springs.
| Judge NJ. S. Koran, of San Francisco is here,
| engaged in legal business.
| George Gregg went over to Wadsworth last
| evening from San Francisco.
]. NJ. Burt, of Oroville. passed through yester-
| day, going to San Francisco.
Terry McNIorry was among the passengers for
| Stockton yesterday morning.
| Hon. c. W. Cross and family came TO the city
| yesterday from Nevada City.
Hon Geo W. Schell went down to Modesto
| yesterday from Placer county.
| Sheriff Mcclellan, of Butte county, returned
yesterday to Oroyille from below.
| Mrs. Ann Sweeney and granddaughter left for
| San Francisco yesterday morning.
| W. B. Miller and F. Foster returned yesterday
noon from short visit to Oakland.
O. f. Bailey San Francisco and T. J. Flani-
| gan, Reno are at the Capital Hotel.
A. A. Saunders, Costumes, and George Snider,
| Pleasant Grove, are at the Eldred House.
4. \. Redington, Benz Welch J. W. Rock and
L. Lyon returned yesterday from Oakland.
Miss Kittie Bay, of Chico, is visiting Miss
| Lizzie Welch for few days III Woodland.
! Mrs Dr. Clark of Chico, passed through yes
terday going to Woodland to visit friends.
Miss Matte Ncel, who has been visiting san
Francisco, has returned to her home at Red
Bluff.
Miss Fannie Hurst. of Gait, returned home
yesterday, having spent two weeks visiting III
| this city.
H. J. W. Dam. executive clerk in Governor
Stoneman's Office, went to san Francisco ycster-
day afternoon.
I'LL. s. Byam. Charles ReumGn, Frank Brown
and E. 5 Taylor, of Michigan Bar, came TO the
| city yesterday
Mrs. J. F. Friedrich and daughters, of this
| Gait yesterday.
Chief of Police Jackson left for Soda Springs
| Placer county. last evening, for few days rest
and enjoyment.
Miss Verbie Shearer has gone TO stockton for
| a two weeks visit. She will be the guest OF
Miss Gertie Webb
Rev +. r. Willis the newly appointed Pastor
| of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Woodland,
has entered upon his duties.
| Charles /. Merrill, Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector for the counties of FL Dorado and Pla-
| Ger, was i'll the city yesterday.
Miss May G. Devine left yesterday morning for
san Francisco. where she will remain forseveral
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Barney D. Wolff eX-Clerk OF the Supreme
| Court who has been sick. is improving and
| hopes to leave his bed in week or so.
EX-State Senator W. a. Cheney, formerly OF
| this city, has been nominated by the Los An
| geles Republicans for Superior Judge
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Curtiss, child and sister,
| have returned to Grand Island after three
weeks visit TO their mother in sacramento.
Miss Susie V. Spencer, who has spent the
summer months in the foothills of FL Dorado
! county, returned TO her home III this city yes
| tcrday
Colonel James G. Kinnairi. a resident Of the
| famous blue grass region of Kentucky, near
Lexington, and uncle of Miss Carrie Hayes, is
| soiosrning in Woodland for u few days, the
guest of Or. and Mrs. J. :. White.
| Arrivals at the State House Hotel Yesterday: u,
| ~
| NicolauS; Howard Pike, San Juan; c. c. AmeSt
| and wife. Auburn ;. b. Moore, Costumes; W.
! II. Carpenter, John :. Bacus, James Rush,
| Shingic Springs: Thomas Gafney, FL Dorado; /.
| Anker, Pleasant Grove: d. G. Weber, 6. /.
! Cornish Clarksburg; J. NJ !. Lyons, George ".
| Dixon, N. Dalton, san Francisco.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| F. 3. Niers, wife and chilG +. \. HabeT, Howard
| G. UGvens William TOeb, Than Khan, Ed. +.
| Murphy, h. f. Deal, Geo II. Stout san Fran
cisco: J. Galligdn. Miss Emma Wilson, Gcneseo.
Ill; Mrs. J. c. Bannster, MERGED: Miss Harding,
| Miss Mcdowell, Benicia; j. Dayegg and VIE,
Chico James y Friers, santa Cruz; J. b. Miller,
| Springfield, o.; +. W. Moore, Pittsburg; Mrs. J.
| Il. Ritter, Michigan Bar: Charlotte Thompson,
| Mr.. and Mrs. LoIIam Rogers, New York; II. J.
| Young and WIFE, Providence; H. c. Standish, Fl
| PaSO, Tex; Robert Laurie, Santa Clara; l.. +,
| MGulton, Colusa; James W. Robinson, Washing
| ton Territory; Mrs 4. J. Foster. Mrs Chapman,
! Grass Valley; C. y. Elliot, SuisUn.
| -~ >--
ODD FELLowsHIP.-A fraternal visit ofrep-
| rcsentative members of the Independent
! Order of Odd Fellows, comprising f. p.
Smith, Grand Master; Nathaniel Cook,
| Deputy Grand Master; w. b. Lyon, Grand
Secretary; W. f. Norcross, editor Neg Age;
Il. f. White, 2. c.; and Elwood Bruner, d.
| d. G. NJ, will take place in VALLEY Lodge,
No. 1O7. l. o. O. +, at Lincoln, Placer
county this evening when it is expected
! that all the Lodges of the district and of
! the neghboring towns will be represented.
A delegation viii go up on the afternoon
train from Sacramento to participate on
this unusually interesting occasion.
| THE PATRIARCHs.-Oc EnCamp-
| mcnt, |. q. O. f., met in regular session on
| Tuesday evening, and did some excellent
work. The officers deserve credit for their
| efforts to keep up the interest in their meet
| lngs, and the members who neglect regular
attendance lose many important items of
| instructive and valuable work. This i'm
pOrtant branch of Odd Fellowship is large
| ly on the increase in Sacramento. \ sig
niticant evidence was the fine dcmOnstra-
ton of the Uniformed Degree Camp of
| Patriarchs made on Admission Day in the
parade here on that OCCASION
STREET SPRIYKLING.-A petition is being
circulated, and quite generally signed, ask
| ing the Street Commissioner to compel the
street-sprinblers to sprinkle the principal
| thoroughfarcs between the hours of l0P N.
and Is \. NJ. That the work is poorly done
at present is the opinion of all, and when
the sprinklers dump all the water in one
place, making mud puddle or on q cross
ing making it dangerous for pedestrians,
ii is time that the thing should be looked
after and regulated. Several alleys in the
! city are not sprinklcd once a week, when
the specification says they must be
sprinkled at least once a day.
IMMIGRATION MEETING.-A meeting will
be held ut the Sacramento Board of Trade
rooms, 9l6 Fifth street, between | and J.
| next Monday at 30 p M for the purpOSp