Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


IN. C. Jasper, of wheatland, was in town yes.
terday.
William Hamilton, the stage man, was in town
yesterday.
Joseph Hahn leaves this afternoon for brief visit
TO Oregon.
William Singer Of Marysville, was visiting Sacra-
meuto yesterday.
Judge D. W. Howser, Of Marysvlle came dewn
by yesterdays train.
Mrs. Frank D. Ryan left yesterday on a visit to
friends at San Francisco.
E. 5. Dennison arrived here Wednesday, and went
down to Oakland yesterday.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins passed Newhall yesterday in q
special car, westward bound.
W. 5. Leake, Deputy Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
leaves this afternoon for Shasta
Mrs. Thornton and daughter, OF Seattle, W. T,
are visiting relatives in this city.
]. Harrington, OF Sacramento came through from
the East by the southern route yesterday.
Hon. Newton Booth was one of the passengers for
San Francisco by yesterday afternoons train.
Ex- Chief of Police Tisdae of San Jose now rail
road agent at that point, was in town yesterday.
R. l. Fulton, of the Reno Gazette who had been
spending day or two in Sacramento, left for the
Bay yesterday.
County Treasurer W. W. Holland, Of Yuba, ar,
rived in the city yesterday to make a settlement
with the State.
Surveyor General Wiley and Assistant Attorney
General Marshall leave Washington, D. c., this
week for California.
DR.. wilkins, Superintendent of the Napa Insane
Asylum, accompanied by his wife, is visiting at the
residence of y. D. Rideout.
Albert Hart, old resident OF Sacramento, but
at present holding position in the San Francisco
Postoffice, is visiting the city.
DR.. NJ Schnabel and family who have been resid-
ing in Sacramento lately, removed yesterday to
Newcastle to take up their abode.
Will Williams and wife, well-known residents OF
Sacramento, left yesterday for Stockton intending
to make that city their residence.
Thomas Brennan, Secretary of the National Land
League, Dublin, left for San Francisco yesterday.
He starts for Oregon in about Z week.
Ex-Governor Carpenter of Iowa, brother Of Rail
road Commissioner Carpenter of this State, is Chair
man of the Ways and Means Committee of the Iowa
House.
Rev. J. H. c. Bonte, Secretary of the Board of
Regents has nearly recovered from his recent serl
Gus illness, and is about to take trip to Los An
geles for the benefit of his health.
Benjamin F. Bullard Jr., passed through the city
yesterday, on his way to Grizzly Flat from San
Francisco where he recently procured large guam
tity OF machinery for the development of mis- mine.
In the city yesterday: Thomas Tavener, P oyer,
Costumes; L. NJ. Dougherty, H. W. Dougherty, J.
II. Martin, J. c. Ball, Woodland; b. w. Howser,
Marysville Harry West, Union House; W. +. Rose
berry, Elk Grove.
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go ,lrit :. ~ ~ :, !e'Ii ieu YESTERDAY
at the laying OF the cornerstone of Odd Fellows
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Morris Ross will be united in marriage on Sunday
next with Miss Flora Coney. The ceremony will
take place at his mothers residence, on Fourth
street, between NJ and y, at ll:30 A. N. They will
receive their friends from $50 to $50 P NJ the same
day. Mr.. Ross for years in the employ of
DieMef q 70, Oh Iuis CITY out at present IS COR
"'0'eu WIN V''e III Ill u AisA q Co., oaa FRANCISCO.
J. A. Muir will tomorrow for Tucson, A T.,
his new location, where he will be Superintendent of
the Tucson Division of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road. Tie division extends from Fort Yuma, on the
west line of Arizona, 10 Deming, y. NJ, d distance
of about 400 miles, with Tucson near the central
point. Mrs. j A Muir will remain ia Sacramento
about month before departing for their new
home.
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