Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-09
SOCIAL AND Personal.

a. Abbott returned yesterday noon from
San Francisco.
]. S. Gattmann, of this city, left on Satur-
day for New Orleans.
Miss Mamie Lyons has gone to San
Francisco for brief stay.
Bert Adams, advance agent of Sheridan's
dramatic company, is in town.
Mrs. J. L. Fifeld, of Gait, is spending
few days with friends in this city.
Miss Lily Smith, Deer valley, is visiting
Miss Nellie McComber at Folsom.
James o. Week and F. C. Lusk, of Chico,
went home yesterday from the Bay.
Sheriff Mccoy, of Yuba county, returned
to Marysville yesterday from Folsom.
Mrs. Sturges, of Folsom, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. H. Smith, at Newcastle.
Miss Bertha Mayer and Miss L. Fantz, of
Auburn, are visiting with friends in this
city.
Mrs. J. LYMAN and Miss Laura Hyman,
of Folsom, are visiting friends in San Fran
cisco.
son went down to San Francisco Yesterday
morning.
Miss n. Angels, who has been visiting
her home in Bodie.
Supervisor Steinman has gone to San
Francisco, and will extend his "Trip to Mon
terey before returning.
Robert S. Gardiner, United States Indian
Inspector, is among the passengers to ar
rive from the East this morning
L. S. Pease manager of the Parrot
ranch, near Chico passed through yester
day, on his way to San Francisco.
L. H. Broyles, formerly of Willows,
Colusa county, but at present resident of
Seattle, w. T., was in the city Saturday.
Came to the city yesterday S. Jewett,
Bakersfield; c. b. Ashurst, Red Bluff;
VIM. B. Parker, Vacaville; C. F. Foster,
Tehama.
A. H. Crew, Cashier of the Bank of
Chico and c. W. Dorm and F. L. Bailey, of
that place, went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
Colonel George H. Kimball, Surveyor
General H. o. Wiley, General J. F. Shee-
han, Colonel L. L. Baker and S. S. Nathan
went down to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
The soiree given by Company A Satur-
day evening at Armory Hall was decided
success. This was the first of a series of
such entertainments, which they will give
at regular intervals.
Came to the city Saturday: r. NJ Briggs,
Mono; L. l.. Greenfield. San Francisco; L.
r. Pease. Lodi Ralph Wright, John Smith,
Petaluma; John Smith, Stockton; James
Fraley, Slough House. NJ. Butler, Plyn-
outh.
A surprise party was given Saturday
evening to Miss Mary Geisel by her MANY
friends, under the management of John
Buck, at the residence of Mrs. Hanback,
on & street, between Sixth and Seventh
Singing and dancing were the principal
features of the evening.
The Pioneer socials, which are given at
their hall every Friday evening are getting
to be quite popular; so much so, that their
hall is too small to accommodate all their
friends. In order to avert a crowd, their
invitations are divided into two sets. cover
ing period of two weeks.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Ebenezer Clough. Tribune, Oak
cisco; 5. Braunhardt, city; George Sim
monds, San Francisco; w. c. Harry, De-
troit, Mich; Thomas H. Reynolds, Fresno;
w II. H. Sabin, New York; W. w. Cope,
San Francisco; W. II. Parks Jr, +. w.
Johnson, II. w. Everts, Marysville; NJ.
Mayer John Cahalin, William Phipps,
San Francisco; John l.. Laird, Philadel-
phia; W. J. Thompson, J A. Bauer, San
Francisco; J. w. Hudson, city; c. L.
Marsh and wife, Vermont; Rudolph Stein
man, Russia; J. F. Sheehan, San Fran
cisco I. Mckay Benicia; j. w Smith,
Oakland; +, f. Spencer San Jose H. B.
Creighton, \. II. Rose, San Francisco
Francis Carr, MillvilIe; c. C. Bush, Red
ding; II. f. Ross. Melville; Lucien
Heath, Santa Cruz; William J. Casey,
Stockton; w. J. Havigan, Henry f. High
ton, San Francisco; Miss F. A. Rogers.
Marysville; Miss NJ. Gross, Colonel A
Andrews, San Francisco.