Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. P. Berry, of Wheatland, was in town
yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gallatin are in San
| Francisco.
Henry 6. Smith left yesterday morning
| for Stockton.
A. n. Buchanan left yesterday morning
for Amador county.
Major Marion Biggs, of Biggs' Station, is
visiting Sacramento.
! Mrs. n. NJ. Estee returned to San Fran
| cisco yesterday afternoon.
General John McComb came down from
Folsom yesterday afternoon.
A. P. Redding came up to the city from
San Francisco yesterday noon.
Mrs. w. R. Faunce, of Chico, came down
yesterday, going TO San Francisco.
J. B. Fenton, of the Placer Argus, came
to the city yesterday from Auburn.
W. B. Treadwell and ]. w. Greenlaw
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs E. H. Ward, of Stockton, is visiting
at the residence of Captain E. T. Taylor.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Ward, of Butte coun-
ty was here yesterday on official business.
C. D. Dawson, of the Marvsville 1ppeql
accompanied by his wife, is visiting Sacra-
mento.
c. f. Miller, of this city, was recently
married at Quincy, H., to Miss Susie
Grubbs.
E. J. Coleman, of Grass Valley, came
down to the city yesterday, going to San
Francisco.
Conductor Henry A. Johnson and Engi-
neer j. W. Hanford, of the Folsom rain
are both ILL
a. F. Blood, Allen Henry and Ed. Hoole,
of Chico, were among the visitors to the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Agler, of Rocklin,
went down to San Francisco Yesterday for
months stay.
VIM. H. Chenoweth was among the pas
sensers for San Francisco by yesterday
afternoons train.
Mrs, J. B. Hayford and family returned
yesterday from Colfax, where they had been
spending two or three weeks.
Judge J II. McKune, of this city, who is
now in Philadelphia, has been quite i'll
since his arrival there, but is improving in
health.
The Misses F. NJ. and W. Kaseberg, of
Roseville, came to the city yesterday the
last two being on their way to school at
Benicia.
Park Henshaw, the well-known attorney
of Chico, who has been seriously i'll for
some time is convalescing and able to move
around little.
a. J. Jones, of Oroville, and c. f. Lusk,
of Chico who had been up to the State
Prison at Folsom to interview a prisoner
confined there, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
George G. Davis, who has been a student
in the law office of \. c. Hinkson, of this
city, was yesterday admitted by the Su-
preme Court to practice as an attorney and
counselor at law.
J. NJ Hannaford, General Freight Agent
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, is in the
city, accompanied by Mrs. Hannaford, hay
ing arrived yesterday from st. Paul. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Eos
ter.
VIM. Henry Smith, General Agent of the
Associated Press, will leave New York
soon, coming by way of the Southern Pa
citic Railroad, and arrive in San Francisco
about the Goth of February. His visit to
the coast relates to the readiustment of
Associated Press matters.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: L. NJ. Hoge, Philadelphia; r. +.
Atkinson, San Francisco; D. j. Oullahan
and son, Stockton Asa Porter, San Luis
Obispo; D. b. Jackson, city; Walter Van
Dyke, Oakland; l.. c. Morehouse, S. HUFF,
San Leandro ". &. Tyler, Alameda; N.
L. c. Munday, II. Meacham, Petaluma
c. W. Cross, Nevada City; +. 7. Baldwin,
Stockton; NJ. Meyer, San Francisco +.
W. Moore Pittsburg; 5. Q. Houghton, Mrs.
5. O. Houghton, San Jose; II. a. Williams,
Boston, Mass; T. D. Mott, Los Angeles
John d. Spreclels, c. H. Swift, San Fran
cisco VIM. b. Wightman, Oakland c. Z.
Bassett, A. 5. Thomson. San Francisco
X. y. Thomas, Birchville; General w H.
Brown San Francisco; y. NJ. Orr. J. X.
DOak, Stockton.