Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| NILS. ttOI anu SIllNAASA4 4Sii YES
terday for Lathrop.
Guilio Yalensin came to the city yester-
day from Arno farm.
James Seeley, noted Australian oars
man, is visiting the city.
Mrs. NJ D. Fairchild, of Rocklin, was
visiting in the city yesterday.
A. G. Smith and s. s. Beede left for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Mrs. Clara Foltz is in the city, engaged
for few days upon literary work.
Misses Maria and Agnes Cassilis, of
Blacks, are visiting Sacramento friends.
]. G. Howell and Miss Joyce, of Oakland
returned to that place yesterday from Lam
dies.
J. w Coin, of Woodland, who has been
very i'll, is again able to appear in the
street.
Mrs. Walter Ticknor, mother and three
children, of Chico, passed through TO Elko
yesterday.
| n p Brown, of the Nevada Transcript,
passed through the city yesterday, en- route
| to Benicia
Robert Hector and wife, of Newcastle,
came down yesterday, on their way to Bart
lett Springs.
| T. L. J. Riley, of San Francisco, has been
| spending few days here, but left tor home
in the afternoon.
Judge VIM. Henley was married last
evening by Rev. H. H. Rice to Miss Annie
Meyers, of this city.
Mrs William Beckman and Mrs Creed
Raymond went down to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Ed NJ. Pitcher, former resident of Sac
rar,antO who has hnpD EUinu II, Tavoc
some time, was here yesterday.
Miss Annie Brady. of Red Bluff, and
Miss Clara Smyth, of Newcastle, are guests
of Miss Maggie Conner, Of this city.
Philip Siebenthaler, who went to Bartlett
Springs some weeks since in feeble health,
writes that he is very much improved.
J. w. Richmond and family are about to
visit the East, to spend few months with
relatives and friends in Rochester, n. Y,
and other places.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ. Drew and
ex-Sheritf A. II. Estill returned yesterday
from their trip to Butte county Mr. Drew
went to San Francisco in the afternoon.
a. j. Wightman, of Marysville; Mrs.
McDermott and son, of Oroville; Mrs
George +. Jones and Professor Ricke, Chi
co. went through to San Francisco yester-
day.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
D. n. Hershey, Yolo; A H. Estill, San
Francisco; L. 3. Clarke, Sacramento
county; g. E. Ellis, Cloverdale; Bernard
Suttell, Santa Clara.
Russell Flint, Clarence Warehouse and
George n. Mott left yesterday morning for
Strawberry Valley, where they will remain
two weeks, then go over to Tahoe and re-
turn by way of Truckee
Philip Herzog and family have returned
from a three months visit to Modoc coun-
ty. Charles, his son, brought back as token
of his ability in the art of hunting, live
young antelope, captured while there.
In the city yesterday; G. A. Fitzmire,
Virginia City; c. b. Taylor, Los Angeles
l.. q. Green, Walnut Grove; G. d. Conner,
James Nahelty, Vacaville; John Owens,
Costumes J. C. Strickland, Oakland
}. Pender, j. S. Gay, Plymouth: Thomas
Daley, Grizzly Flat; George Mckee, La |
guna J. SHERIFF., Truckee; Sheriff Hunt |
ley Auburn; Hon D. n. Hershey, Yolo |
county; Thomas Millar and - Phillips, |
orchardists of Marysville: DR.. o. Harvey |
Gait; John Young, Sheridan.
DIDN'T LIKE HIS LooEs.--An Eastern paper !
remarks that Daniel W. VOORHEES, says he |
appeared once in a lawsuit in which one of |
the chief witnesses was the mother of SEN |
ator Booth, of California. In his free and |
easy way the Tall Sycamore asked harass-
ing questions but not the slightest atten-
ton came from the lady. He became inn
patient and snappy. Finally he demanded, |
in his oratorial way, whether or not he |
was going to be answered at all. Then, |
with d smile she turned to the LAWYER of |
her friends and asked, with seeming inn0- |
cence Must | really say anything to |
man who looks like that" She pointed |
to Voorhees, and shuddered. The counsel |
advised her to be brave and answer the |
questions of his Wabash friend. Then |
I'll do it with my eyes shut, she said and |
she did.
ANOTHER MAIL WANTED.-There is a
great deal of complaint among the business
men of Woodland about the mail facilities |
that are afforded them Except a closed |
pouch for San Francisco, the morning |
train takes no mail, and consequently !
those who have business with Sacramento, |
Stockton. Vallejo, Benicia or Oakland are |
confined TO the afternoon mail. The MdH |
thinks a movement should be set on foot |
at once to remedy this, either by obtaining |
the appointment of postal agent on the |
morning train, or having the closed sack !
that is sent in the morning opened on the |
train after it leaves Davisville by the postal |
agents on the train, and letters for other |
points than San Francisco forwarded to |
their proper destinations,
A CHLD's FGsHING.-Frank C. Byrne, a |
5-year-old boy of this city, accompanied
his mother Mrs. Clara NJ. Byrne, on sea /!
voyage to Seattle, W T., on the ship Top
Gallant, Mrs. Byrne being en- route to visit
her brother, Frank w. Clayton, formerly of
this city. One day the little boy was
amusing himself fishing for sea birds with
a strong hook and line, when he hooked a
big fish and became very much excited,
dancing for joy. Captain Wickbury went
to the little fellows assistance, and with
spear dispatched the fish, which proved to
be a shark six feet long. Pretty good catch
Tor a 5-year-old.
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