Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.
+. W. Greenlaw has gone to Shasta.

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:; J. W. Greenlaw has gone to Shasta.
| Elk. Alsip left yesterday for Maxwell.
! Ariel Latlrop left for Vina yesterday
/ afternoon.
Major JEFF. Wilcoxon returned yesterday
| from Loomis.
i Fred Danforth arrived here from San
| Francisco yesterday.
| DR.. S. 2. Deuel. went to his ranch, near
Newcastle, yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ware, OF this city, has re-
! turned from Auburn.
Mrs. J. W. McFadyen, of Dixon, is visit
| ing Mrs Mark Foster.
Fred Potter and sister will arrive from
| the East this morning.
| Mrs. II. NJ. Gustin and sister of Chico,
went to Santa Cruz yesterday.
Allen TowIe, of Towle's Station, came
down Yesterday going to San Francisco.
Miss Eana Wright left yesterday for a
weeks visit among friends i'll Auburn and
ColfaX.
Mrs. C. J. Oyler returned yesterday from
visit with Mrs Alice Thompson, near
Franklin.
Judge Niles Searls passed through yes
terday on his way 10 San Francisco from
Nevada City.
H. w. Higgins, station agent at Reno,
was here yesterday, but went to the Bay in
the afternoon.
w. H. H. Wiley, one of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S messengers, who sprained his ankle
recently, is able to do duty again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Pond and Miss Vic.
Harlan, of Woodland, who had been at
tending the floral festival, went home yes
terday.
George C. Mcconnell, of the American
Tract Society, and Mrs. J. l.. Fogg, of the
Chinese Mission Sunday-school, Oakland
are in Woodland.
Senator c. w. Cross returned yesterday
from the East by the Southern route, and
his law partner, Mr.. Simons, came down
from Nevada City to meet him here.
b. B. Mosebv and Frank Deitz have been
chosen to represent the Woodland Fire
Department at the State Firemen' S Associa-
ton, which meets at San Jose May 11th.
Mrs. H Elllus left this morning for
visit to San Francisco. She was accom-
panied by her neice, Mrs. DR.. Kahn, of
Oakland, who has been visiting in this
city.
William H. Porter, General Auditor OF
the Southern Pacific Company, came up
from San Francisco Wednesday evening,
and yesterday went to Bartlett Springs for
a few weeks,
The officers car of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad arrived here yester-
day, with A. A. Robinson, General Man
ager of that road, and party of friends.
They spent the day in examining the rail
road works and visiting various other OBJ
jects of interest and will leave by special
train at 9 A. NJ. to-day for Reno. They came
to the coast by one of the Southern routes.
Among the passengers for the Bay yes
terday afternoon were f. S. Denison and
family, n. Greene Curtis, Jerome Madden,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w Earl, Mrs Charles
Croker, Miss Hattie Croker, Mrs. A. n.
Towne, Mrs. J. A. Fillmore, Mrs. H. s.
Croker, Judge J. C. Burch, Rev. DR..
Dwinell, d. II. Haskell Miss Susie Rus
sell, DR.. H. w. Hardness, Mr.. and Mrs r.
Porter Ashe, Surveyor-General Brown.
Samuel NJ. Shortridge, a young gentle
man well known and highly esteemed in
Sacramento, left yesterday for San Jose
and San Francisco. He will visit for a
time with his brother, of the San Jose
Times Mercury, and then locate in San
Francisco and engage in the practice of the
law. Mr.. Shortridge this week passed q
most successful examination before the
Supreme Court, one phenomenally brief
He goes hence with the hearty good
wishes of many friends.
In the city yesterday: J. NJ c. Jasper,
WheGtlaud; Colonel /. F. Moulton, Co
lusa; Amos +. Seweli, San Francisco Mrs.
II. II. Bloom, CORTLAND Assemblyman
John Ellison, Red Bluff; General j. g.
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l., Frink and wife, Oakland Dr. De Turbe-
vile, Marysville; Mrs. Thomas Tenant
and Mrs. Flanders, San Francisco, guests
OF Mrs. W. VI. Lyon; John Long, Slough
House; JEFF Goodman, Corning; c. Chap
man, White Rock; James Quinn. VIM. A.
Murphy. Deer Greek; Mrs. NJ. Byrne
Grass Valley A. J. Bump, Courtlaud W
II. Fry and wife and 5. W. Marks, Frank
lin; G. II. Meiss, Clay Station.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: |. S. Belcher, \. Green, James c.
Dmphy, II. A. Marvin, f. W. Stechan,
Mrs. c. i. Brown, Julius Sultan, ]. II.
BolIes w. J. Stewart 4. Lawdwehr, Aag.
Tintel, ", X. Morgan, T. c. Van Ness, San
Francisco Fred. T. Baker A. Judis, New
York c. w. Cross and wife, Niles Scars,
Nevada City; E. p. Sparhawk. J. II. Live
", George Rupert, Benjamin Manthey,
Fresno; c.. A. futile, Auburn +. A. Stew
art. Stockton J. VI. c. Jasper and family.
Wheatland S. Brown, J. c. Cunningham.
Glenn Falls, n. Y; NJ. P. Bennett Placer
vile; J. 9. Robinson, C0lusa c. H. Lind
ley, Jackson, Cal; George ". keane Bos-
ton; s. W Sessions S. NJ Pitkin, S. c.
Smith, I. b. Rearden, NJ D.. Cleveland
Mrs. G. W. Cross and daughter, Nevada B.
f. Baker, Oakland.