Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Fay, of Anderson, is visiting frie
in Sacramento

Mrs. FAY, of Anderson, is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
F. C. LusIs, of Chico, passed through TO
San Francisco Yesterday.
DR.. Robert Forbes and family returned
yesterday from Grass Valley.
Conductor L. c. Jordan has removed his
family from Colfax to this city.
William Harvey, of Tehama, came down
yesterday, on his way to the Bay.
Sheriff Mcclellan. of 0roville, returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
Mrs. E. A. Beardslee returned yesterday
from Boston. via the Southern route.
John c. Dase and wife left for San Fran
cisco yesterday, TO remain few days.
in. Young was among the passengers
for San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Major L. F. Orr, proprietor of the Central
Hotel Willows, was in the city yesterday.
Thomas Yardley and ]. b. Mcdonald,
of Marysville, went home yesterday from
here.
Mrs. Reavis, of Napa, returned home
YESTERDAY from a visit to ID. Nj. Reavls, OF
Chico.
Miss Lizzie Weir, of Reuters, came TO
the city yesterday to attend the Turner
masquerade.
Captain F. Goodwin, of the ship Starting,
who has been visiting at Cherokee. re-
turned to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. S. Culver and Mrs. A. Howell, of
willows who have been visiting this city
for several days, left for their home yester-
day.
William b. Hayford, of Colfax; George
n, e Mills aud
w. W. Ward, of Man ysville, We're in town
yesterday
J. o. Forbes. Jr, and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in this
CITY, have returned TO their home at George
town, Ell Dorado county.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kingsley, of Red
Bluff, who have been in the city as the
guests of Perrin Stanton for about a week,
returned home yesterday.
Charles Mcdonald, wife and daughter ar
rived from New Hampshire on Friday last,
and are visiting with their brother-in-la
]. II. Jackson, at Sunset View ranch, near
Brighton.
Arther Brown, Superintendent of Bridges
and Buildings OF the Central Pacific Rail
road, and Dave Scannell, Chief Engineer
of the San Francisco Fire Department,
came up from the Bay on yesterdays noon
train.
Judge J. H. McKune and wife celebrated
their silver wedding last night being as
sisted in making the occasion memorable
one by large number of friends, including
the Pioneers, who gathered in large num-
bers and assisted as the old boys only
know how.
A change of conductors has recently been
made on some of the passenger trains run
ming out of Sacramento, II. II. Wells tax
charge of one of the trains to San Fran
cisco, l.. C. Jordan going on the California
and Oregon route, Richard Moore taking
ing the Colfax local, and A. W. Avery TAX
ing one of the overland trains.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday J. d. McDougald, DR.. 7. II. Odell,
Henry Eshback, Stockton; w. Charles
Paivey, Salt Lake; Henry Pierce, San
Francisco; B. G. Stanwood, Marysyille !;
Mrs T. B. Young and child, San Fran
cisco; G.. W. Jones, San Diego; f. w.
Ashby, San Francisco; JOHN I. Gaffey,
F. Hardness, Los Angeles; John Lynch
Benicia; John Dolbee, San Francisco; c.
J. Smith, j. c. Brennan, Ottawa, Canada !;
w. A, Johnston, Richland; Benjamin
Shurtleff Napa; Benjamin Schmidt, San