Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

C. T. Jones left yesterday afternoon for
Red Bluff.
| Wallace Scott, of San Francisco, was in
, the city yesterday.
Chief of Police Jackson got back yester-
day from Red Bluff.
General Chas Cadwalader, OF Red Bluff,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, of Nevada City, is Wis
iting friends in Oakland.
Charley Smith, of Marysville, paid Sac
ramento visit yesterday.
A.P. Whitney and family, of Rocklin,
@eft yesterday for the East
James B. Newland and family lett yester-
day for Shasta county to reside.
John Bath, of Virginia City, is visiting
his old home in Amador county.
Park Henshaw, of Chico, came down
| yesterday, going to San Francisco.
John Croker and wife, of Wells, New,
are spending few days in the city
Thomas Legg and wife, Of Nevada City,
are spending few days at the Bay.
James O'Bnen, of Smartsville, returned
home Yesterday from San Francisco.
Miss Mary Johnson, of San Jose, is Wis
iting Jackson, the guest of Miss Annie Full
| ton.
| Hon. VIM. B. Hunt, of San Francisco,
who came up Saturday, returnedhome yes
| terday.
Thomas Wells and wife. of Alameda, are
paving a visit to their old home in Amador
county.
Hon. w. w. Moreland, the Governor S
Private Secretary, went to the Bay Saturday
| afternoon.
| Miss Grace AIininger. of Alameda, Is visit
ing the family of William Saunders, of
| Woodland.
Miss Tillie Goldner, who has been visit
| ing friends in this city, has returned TO her
home in Jackson.
Michael Grogan, of lone spent the win
ter in the East He says " no more East
ern climate for me-
Mrs. A. Riley, who has been visiting
| friends in this city, has returned to her
home in Suffer Creek.
Hon. John Boggs, who had been attend
| ing the meeting of the State Prison Directors
| at Folsom went up to Colusa county yes
terday.
Major Robert Beck, Judge S. C. benson,
| w. b. Todhunter, Leavitt Todhunter and
! J. II. Glide came up from the Bay yester-
| day noon.
Deputy Sheriff Tim Lee, who has been
| confined to mis- house by an attack OF ma
larial fever for three or four weeks, was on
the street Saturday.
Mrs. G. J. Carpenter and, her daughter,
Mollie, who have been spending several
weeks at the Bay, have returned to their
home III Placerville.
Ed. Fogg, Cashier of the bank of Rideout
& Smith, Oroville aud T. a. Atchison, of
| Oroviile, Auditor of Butte county, came to
| the city yesterday morning.
Mrs Mary +. Kitchener, formerly a
teacher in the Sacramento public schools,
| but latterly connected with the San Fran
cisco School Department, has been visiting
friends here.
In the city yesterday: James McNIanus,
Elmira; ]. d. Cavanaugh, Marysville; R.
| X. Berry Single Springs F. H. Howell,
| Newcastle; J. H. Harrison, San Francisco !;
| NJ. Davis, Colusa.
Quin. Cummings and wife Frank South
wick and family, c. II. Gilman, e. 2.
Nathan and wife, Alex. Badlam, John H.
| Carroll and W 3. Treadwell went down to
| San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Wasserman, assisted by
a large number of friends, including some
| from San Francisco, celebrated last even
ing at their residence, NJ street, between
Sixth and Seventh, their silver wedding.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: James i. Orr, Plumas; Theo.
| Cushing, Chicago Walter NJ Field, Alex.
| Badlam and wife, Miss Maud Badlam, San
| Francisco I. 3. Westcott st. Louis; a. b.
! Thomson, ]. +. Mention and wife. George
| II. Holbrook, T. NJ. Meiggs and wife, San
| Francisco A. J. HciSeY Bedford, O.; c.
W. Benson, Marysville; Bert W. Lewis,
city; John T. Harrington, Colusa; VIM.
| f. McCracken, Costumes.