Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Bing Brier got back yesterday from Au-
burn.
G. Griffith, of Penryn, went to the Bay
yesterday.
Senator Langford returned to Stockton
yesterday from this city
w. NJ. Hatch returned yesterday from a
weeks visit to Santa Rosa.
General Robert Gardner came up from
San francisco yesterday morning.
w. c. Belcher passed through to San
Francisco yesterday from Marysville.
Charles MacGeachy, representing the E.
J: Buckley theatrical company, is in the
city
Judge Williams, of Placerville, who has
been holding Court at Oroville, went home
yesterday.
Miss Mary Van Maren, of Antelope, has
returned from five weeks visit with
friends at Auburn.
Jerome Willard, Chinese interpreter in
the Courts, returned to San Francisco YES
terday from Auburn.
Miss Lille Maroney, of Elk Grove, who
has been visiting friends at Antelope, re-
turned home Thursday.
c. v Burke, Postmaster at Yolo; Mr..
and Mrs. Gladding, of Yolo, and F. Book,
of LOOMS, were in town yesterday
Professor Price, the colored orator was
one Of the passengers who left by yester-
day afternoons San Francisco train.
Governor Stoneman left for San Jose yes
terday to attend the annual meeting of the
Trustees of the State Normal School.
General A. L. Hart returned yesterday
from Oroville where he has been engaged
in the trial of suit for mining property.
T. H. Goodman, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, will arrive from the East with his
wife this morning.
Hon. Jesse D. Carr, of Salinas, President
Of the State Agricultural Society, came up
from San Francisco yesterday morning
returning in the afternoon.
Adjutant-G General Cosby, Assistant Ad-
iutant- Tobin, Captain A Foster
r. NJ. Clarken, r. j. Merkley and John
Talbot and daughter left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Fred Collier, the veteran turf
man, was in the city yesterday, having
come up from San Francisco 70 take q look
at the FLIES which recently arrived from
the East for Theodore Winters.
H. Weinrich was serenaded Thursday
evening by the Turner Harmonic, it being
the occasion of his sixty-fourth birthday
anniversary large number of his friends
assembled at his residence on street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, and were
highly entertained by the host his wife and
daughters.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday ::
B. F. Clarke, NJ. D., Chico George f. Will
liams, Placerville; F. NJ. Clarke, Bartlett :;
Il. G. Newell, San Francisco; J. +. Cum
ningham FELTON,; DR.. J. W. Gally, Wat
sonville; w. NJ. Drais, Gait J. H. Hoppins
and wife, Golo; Miss Mary Curran, Free
port S. r. Gurrey, Robert Beck, O. J..
Backus, W. A. Selkirk, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: R.
Hall, Dixon; c. Brayton, T. Engele, Cos
umnes; d. A. McDougall, Stockton; J. E.
Howard, j. 7. Warren, Tucson; Thomas
Evans, San Francisco; II. D. Wilcox, NJ.
E. Meacham, Bridgeport; H. w. Tilton,
Nicolaus; r. Hooper, Rosamond; J. w.
Murphy, San Francisco; L. Booth, Rose
vile; Mrs. Pyne, CORTLAND Peter Han
sen, Walnut Grove; NJ C. Pike, NJ. Pike,
Reuters W. L. Plummer Brighton
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: ]. Jacobson, New York; G. n.
Folsom, Carson, New; Mrs. H. L. Richard
Dutch Flat; D. f. Williams, Boston; j.
Tourney, San Francisco; VIM Jackson
Newark, n. j.; S. Hollub, San Francisco :;
J. B. Sturges, Placerville; ]. P Crovayer
Stephen Roberts, f. w. Hovey, H T. Will
ley II. Peyser, A. Greenebaum, San Fran
cisco; Chas. Morgan, Will Fitzmaurice,
New York; J. A. Saurance, San Francisco