Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

C. W. Clarke left for San Francisco yesterday.
Ex-senator John Kent, OF Nevada City, is in
town.
C. l. Kingsley and wife, of Red Bluff, Sre visit
ing friends in this city.
D. W. Gelwicks and wife came down from Folsom
yesterday, and are visiting relatives in the city.
Frank Miller Cashier of the National Gold Bank
of D. @. Mills Co, returned from the Bay yester
day.
Paul 0ker, OF San Francisco, came down from
0rove yesterday, and went to the Bay in the after
noon.
Mrs James Mcintosh who has been spending
few weeks as the Bay has returned to her home at
Dutch Flat
Mrs Ed Mallow, OF Dutch Fiat, hiss been for the
past week visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred. Trous-
dale, at ColfaX.
Miss Huysink, of Dutch Flat, who has been spend
ing few weeks al the Bay, has returned to her
mountain home.
Mrs. L. NJ. Skaggs, NJ. NJ. Drew and Talbot H.
Wallis were passengers the train from San Fran
cisco last evening.
General John HcComb, of Folsom, and Rev.
Father Coleman, OF Smsrtsville, are in the city,
stopping at the Silver Palace.
". H. Wright, formerly dishwasher in the In
ternational Hotel at Virginia City, has made $780,
COO by prudent stock operations.
Miss Jennie Crofton, of San Jose, niece of Mrs
R. B. Harmon, who has been visiting the latter for
the past few weeks, has returned to her home
Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, though so years
Of age, is still OF handsome and robust form. His
hair and beard, however, are both snow white
In this city yesterday: H II. Burrell, H. s.
Gardner, D. J. Brown, Oakland, o. K. Runyou,
Laura RuDyon, Seth Loveess, CORTLAND II.
David, Woodland
Arrivals at State House W c. Sheldon, Miss
Sheldon Miss Busck, John Belcher Al. Conner, A.
Moore, W. A Goode and wife, Costumes VIM.
Tyfe, Placerville James Tuly, Clements; E. W.
Smith, You Bet II. Wilson, Volcano Louis Meiss,
Joe Mey ers, CLAY Station Frank Rosaback, Chirles
Marston, D. B. Maize, a. NJ Hill San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
s. c. Clayburg, II, c. White, c. o. Burton Isaac
l. Lang, W. II. Brown, Lee Jacobs, Louis kreiss,
Mrs. A. T. Jones, San Francisco; Henry Vrooman,
oakland William Singer, Jr, Marysville J. Goss,
Durham Eugene Reardon, Tehama Mrs. ". d.
James, Ohi); B. c. Shepherd, Brockville; T. S
Ewing and wife, Wheatland /; II. F. Osborn, Newark,
n. j.; Charles A. Garter, Red Bluff.
A birthday dinner was given Tuesday by Captain
and Mrs. Roberts in honor Of Captain Roberts
father who has attained the mature age of 81 years.
Their handsome residence street, which is SO
replete in ali Of its appointments, was beautifully
decorated with smilaN and flowers. The table fairly
groaned beneath the weight of delicate yiands Mr.
Roberts, Sr., the hero of the occasion, seemed TO
fully realize that the intimate friends present were
there to do him sincere honor While tie years are
telling sadly upon the venerable sage's health his
intellect is clear and bright and he provoked many
4 merry laugh during the evening by his witty and
that he might live to celebrate many more birth.
days, and his answer was, hope you will not wish
me any such bad luck. do not wish to live to cele-
brate another"