Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

C. H. Hubbard returned yesterday morn
ing from Chico.
LIS. Pease. of San Francisco, went up to
Chico yesterday.
Miss Ellen Lansing left yesterday morn
ing for Monterey.
]. C. Boggs, of Newcastle, returned home
yesterday from here.
A. C. Fleming, railroad agent at Lincoln,
went home yesterday
Harry ]. w. Dam has returned from a
visit TO Virginia City.
r. C. Goodspeed returned to Durham
yesterday from San Francisco.
Perry Richardson, of Sheridan, returned
TO that place from this city yesterday,
Sheriff ]. W. Wilson, who is in poor
health, leaves to-day for Byron Springs
General John Bidwell came down from
Chico yesterday, going to San Francisco.
T. A. Atkinson and w. J. Morgan, OF
| Oroville, went home yesterday from Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. Justis Greeley and daughter, of
Marysville, passed through to San Fran
ciso yesterday.
Merrill F. Odell, r. D. Stephens and j..
| w. Greenlaw went down to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
| James Breeze an old-timc Ell Doradoite
came up from the Bay yesterday, and will
remain here few days.
| H. H. Paulk, a former merchant of Sac
ralnento. but now living at Valley Springs,
| is in the city for a few days.
Company A, of the First Artillery Regi-
ment, will give Il military dance at Armory
| Hall Saturday evening, February 18th.
H. S. Beala went over to Woodland yes
terday to consult with the managers of the
new Opera House there relative to leas-
ing it.
H. c. Wilson and family of Tehama, are
! spending a few days in Sacramento. They
| leave on the 18th of this month for New
| Orleans.
Myron Wager, Major G. G. Kimball and
Bruce B. Lee of Red Bluff, are i'll the city
pressing the Claims of that city for Il branch
Normal School.
Robert McKillican, of Oakland, the con-
tractor who erected the State Exposition
| building, came to the city yesterday, and
will remain here a few days.
Captain Moore, one of the oldest and
most widely-known trainers of race horses
in the Union, has taken charge of the young
runners on the ranch OF Theodore Winters.
E. r. Lowe and wife, Master o. Lowe,
w. w. Brownell and wife, 7. p. Magee,
| Charles Nelson, Avis Hunt, VIII Stevens
and c. : Stevens, all of Woodland left this
week to visit the fair at New Orleans.
In the city yesterday: Hon. W. NJ. Cut
| ter and Thomas Dougall, Marysville; VIM
| Hayford, Coliax; Daniel Collins, Assessor
of Nevada county Judge y. b. Dibble,
Grass Valley; J. VI. c. Jasper, Wheatland !;
| Ed. Leake, Dixon; Ariel Lathrop and Gen
| eral John Lord Love, San Francisco; Gen
eral John McComb, Folsom; Hon. John
Boggs, Princeton; NJ. c. Dufficy, proprietor
! of the Central Hotel, San Rafael; Frank
! Jaynes Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company; w. J. Chap
pelle, business manager of the Days Va
cation company; Captain John Foley and
CAPTAIN Charles Aull, of San Quentin.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday D. J. Oullahan Stockton J N. c.
Jasper, Wheatland; VIM. Center, Ariel
Lathrop and wife, Thos. Young, San Fran
cisco; |. NJ. Mansfield, Napa NJ. J. Kelly,
Geo. Simmonds. San Francisco; John
Boggs, Colusa; Dan Collins Grass Valley
VIM f McCracken and wife, Costumes :;
Creed Haymsnd and wife, San Francisco;
Z. W Roberts, Oakland; John Reynolds,
San Francisco NJ. J. Duff, MenIo Park T.
T. Neibling, Sam Miller, ~ H. Washburn,
San Francisco; John Thorman, st. Helena !;
\. J. Binney, Marysville; c. J. Simpson
and wife. Chico.