Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-06


J. w. Houston drove up from CORTLAND
yesterday.
G. Valensin came up from San Francisco
yesterday noon.
Warren Green, of Marysville, was in
town yesterday.
Marion Biggs, Jr., returned to Biggs YES
terday from here.
Andy Rider returned to Oakland vester-
day from LOOMS.
Mrs. Mary B. Weatherwax, of Gold Hill,
New, is in the city.
Miss Flora Wiser, of Gait, is attending
school at jacksonville.
George E. Bates went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs VIM. H. Mills, of San Francisco. is
visiting friends in this city.
Last Friday evening friends Of w. X.
Curtis gave him fine surprise party.
Seneca Davis came down from Placer
vile Saturday, en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs s. Stamper, of Folsom, is visiting
CORTLAND, the guest of Mrs. J. w. Houston.
d. A. Bender, of Carson, came down YES
terday, going to Eureka, Humboldt county.
Miss Laura Smith, of this city, spent last
week i'll Gait, the guest of Mrs. T. B. Bauer.
L. p McCarty, of the Statistician. came
down from Marysville yesterday, going
below.
John McAninch, one of the proprietors
of the Forest Hill stage line, was in the city
yesterday.
C. T. Barton and r. B. Harmon have re-
turned from trip through Amador and FL
Dorado counties.
L. S. Pease, manager of the Parrot
ranch, near Chico, came down yesterday,
going to the Bay.
CdH is expected to arrive from the East by
this mornings train.
Miss Rachel French, of Placerville, is
spending few days in Folsom, the guest
of Mrs. James Harris.
Thomas Maxwell, of Folsom, has re-
moved to Dutch Flat, where he will engage
i'll the numbering business.
The Odd Fellows of Gait will celebrate
their anniversary this year by Il picnic and
ball on Saturday, April 18th.
Carl Allen, son of Professor Allen, of
the State Normal School, is visiting Fol
son. the guest of j. II. Smith.
Frank Tyrrell, who was engaged in the
State Printing office during the past winter,
has returned to his home in Gait.
c. f. Blood, station agent Davidson, and
Charles Coggins and wife, all of Chico,
passed through yesterday, on their way to
the Bay.
Frank d. Ryan returned yesterday from
Auburn, where he instituted a Parlor of
the Native Sons of the Golden West Satur-
day night.
Mrs. George Ritchie who has been visit
ing friends in Sonoma county for several
weeks past, returned to her home in this
city Saturday evening.
Miss ~ L. Sutlif, of Albany, New Yorl;
sister of DR.. F. 3. Sutlitf of Maui, Homo
lulu, is at present the guest of her uncle,
L. i. Sutlitf, of this city.
Hon. ]. n Barton of Ferndale, Eureka
coanty, has been called East on account of
the sudden and serious illness of his aged
mother at Keokuk. Iowa.
The Misses Rosa and Lena Wubbena,
who have been visiting friends in San Jose
and this city, returned to their home at
Salmon Falls Saturday last.
Mrs w c. Anderson, of El Dorado
county, came up yesterday from San
Francisco, where she had been attending
to land business, en- route to Pleccrville.
In the city Yesterday; c. H. Porter,
Briggs James Johnson, Grafton c. H.
McMaster, Mrs. J. G. Harper, Dixon Rob
ert Malone. Slough House; Thompson
Davis, Lloyd Davis, Plymouth.
Mr.. Yeumans am old Sacramentan, who
was III business here as an undertaken III
1852, but latterly has made his home in
Minnesota, is paying the city visit, hay
ing spent the winter on the coast. He
called upon the pioneers Saturday evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
teriay: j. Coulter, Paul NJ Nippert, Geo.
i. Elliott, Mrs. VIM. Lawton, +. H. Mad
den, Geo II. Cobaniss, r. T. Douglas. J. c.
Perry, Miss NJ. L. Smith, V. D. Lombard,
\. c. Rosendale, K. Brotherton, Frank L.
Helwig, Fred. Reulschler A. II. Williams,
San Francisco; Frank Rogers, city; Z. l..
Bell, New York Z. J. Richardson, Lincoln;
L. Leadbener, Stockton; Chas. Webb,
Ward, Ney.; Fred T. Phelps FL Dorado !;
Mrs. L. Brooks, Mrs A. L. Wilkinson.
Eas; Oakland Z. W. Johnson, Marysgille ;
Jas. K. Weeks, Chicago; r. w Reynolds,
Fail River, Mass; H. L. Whitman, St
Louis; W. c. Belcher, Mary syille; r. Inger-
soil y Y. ID Carr SaliuaS Civ