Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
;. Fl. Lott. of oroville, is in town.

c. II. Lott, of OrOville, is in town.
James Fisk and \. Meyers ofWoodland,
are in the city.
Mrs. 0. Harvey. Of Gait, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday.
]. Hyman, of Folsom, went down to San
Francisco yesterday.
J. NJ. Haight returned to the city yester-
day from Newcastle.
w B. Treadwell came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon.
Charles Harlow, of Auburn, left last
evening for Boise City.
Hon. Thomas Mcconnell same to the city
yesterday from McConnelTs.
II. Z. Barton and L. f. Wright came
down from Deer creek yesterday.
George Bush and family, of Plymouth,
are spending few days in this city.
Hon. Z. P. Berry came down from
Wheatland yesterday, going TO the Bay.
Dr. NJ Gardner left for Anderson, Shasta
county, yesterday, to be gone few days.
r. X. Berry, station agent at Single
Springs, was visitor to the city yesterday.
Mrs Winfield J. Davis left yesterday to
visit friends at Centerville, Alameda
county.
Hon Joseph McKenna, of Suisun, was
in town yesterday, but went home in the
afternoon.
L. s. Pease came up from San Francisco
yesterday, on his way to the PARROT ranch,
near Chico.
S. A. Tucker who had been sojourning
in the city for a week went down to the
Bay yesterday.
Louis A. Morgenstern, representing the
Grismer-Davies combination, was in the
city yesterday.
r. s. Mclean and wife Colusa, and
Frederick Track and wife, Walnut Grove,
are IN the city.
Senator Baldwin, of San Joaquin, was in
the city yesterday, and paid a visit to
Governor Stoneman.
Mrs NJ Block, of San Francisco, who
has been visiting Mrs. Aaron Nathan, re
turned home yesterday.
F. w Marston, who has been spending a
few days in this city, returned yesterday TO
his home i'll San Francisco.
Dr. O. Standsberry, of Chico, came to the
city yesterday, escorting his family, who
left for the East last evening.
Fred Biewener started for his old home
in lloyd, Hanover, Germany, last evening,
ana Will be gone TOUR months.
Herman Barklarge came up from the Bay
yesterday He leaves to-day for Newcastle
| where he will engage in merchandising.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
| yesterday afternoon were Ed. +. White, A
c. Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ
| Lyon.
| Henry Reed, station agent at Durham
and William Ferguson, station agent al
Tehama, passed through yesterday, Ell
route to San Francisco.
E. Bush, of Selma, Fresno county
passed through the city yesterday en- route
TO Towles', Placer county, Mr.. Pedler, O
Alta accompanying him.
!! Rev. w. c. Merrill returned yesterday
I from ten-days' absence at the Bay. havlns
| exchanged pulpits with Rev. Hubert Macy
of San Francisco, last Sunday.
Senator Miller, wife and daughter ar,
among the overland passengers who vii
arrive from the East tomorrow morning
also, Mrs. W. S. Mexican, of Sacramento
Mrs. l.. Hebron, of Chicago, who Ina.
been spending the winter with her sister
Mrs Il. t. Steinman left last evening OF
her return nome. MIR. Steinman escortin,
her as far as Ogden.
George II. Winterburn, well known il
Sacramento, where he was at one time al
owner in the Bee, and ut another was in
terested in the State printing, is now bust
ness manager of the Virginia City Chronicle
In the city yesterday Robert Cannon
Volcano; J. W. Brodenhammer, Franz
Newton, Rio VISTA Frank L. Conner
Michigan Bar; Isaac Doty, Forest Home
Louis Gracchi, Plymouth; John Gaffney
Cooks Bar.
Milton Wolfskill, uncle of Joe Wolfskill
of Los Angeles, arrived in San Francisco oil
the 18th ultimo, after an absence of thirty
four years. Mr.. Wolfskill left Los Angelo
in 1851, and since that time has lived il
Texas. When the old man left that cit
there were but two brick houses in til
place. Although so years old, Mr.. Wolfskil
is very lively.
George L. Huntoon and wife, of Lowell
Mass, left on their return home from thi
city yesterday. They have Raymond ex
cursion tickets, and travel as suits ther
best. They returned with J. l.. Huntoo
and wife, William f. Hmtoon and other
last Tuesday afternoon from very pleas
ant trip by private conveyance from thi
city TO the Yosemite.