Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Vert MaSlin came down from Loomis
yesterday
r. S. Carey left yesterday for his ranch
near Biggs.
Mrs. j. Erwin is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D.
l.. Townsend.
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin returned yesterday
from Wheatland.
General Charles Cadwalader went I'D to
Red Bluff yesterday afternoon.
Conductor r. H. Moore went over to
Cousa yesterday, on business trip.
Hon. a. L. Chandler came down from
Suffer county yesterday, going to Oakland
Miss Flora Vivian left yesterday for Oak
land for few weeks visit to friends and
relatives.
w. O. Bowers and wife, of the Golden
Eagle Hotel, left yesterday for a stay of
week or two at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. j. 7. Griff1tts and daughter and Mrs.
III. D. Nash have returned from an extend
ed visit to Santa Cruz and Oakland
Dr. III. H. Briggs went down to the Bay
yesterday from Chico, where he had been
attending the State Sportsmens Conven-
ton.
In town yesterday: DR.. Schnabel, of New
castle; ex-State Treasurer Jerry Schooling,
of Reno; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilman,
Marysville.
Thomas J. Lotus left yesterday for
Sweetbriar Ranch, Shasta county, to bring
home his family, who have been spending
the summer there.
John Miller, of Tyler Island, was in the
city yesterday. He says the crops raised
on the river islands this year are enormous.
but prices very poor.
Mrs. f. NJ. Skaggs, of this city, slipped
while getting off a cable car in San Fran
cisco Sunday, fell and injured her knee cap.
She has returned home.
Andy Younger and Arthur Hughes, well
known in Sacramento, have been given
places in the pattern department at Mare
Island by foreman Beveridge.
A large number of the friends of J. r.
Webster, an old resident, who is about to
remove to Ell Dorado county, passed few
pleasant hours with him last evening.
General a. L. Hart left yesterday after
noon for 0rovile. where he goes to assist
IN legal proceedings which involve the title
to the Maglia mine, property valued at a
quarter OF a million dollars.
\ gentleman who called upon Chief En-
gineer Sullivan at San Francisco Sunday
states that it is believed he will be able to
sit up little this week, but it will be sew
eral weeks before he is out again.
James Bithell NJ. NJ. Drew, Albert Hart.
Jr., Mrs. L. B. Croker, Mrs. II. s. Croker,
Mrs. j. 7. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flint
c. 2. Nathan, s. Loorya, and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Hale went to San Francisco yester-
day.
Miss Bessie English who has been for a
few months past visiting her uncle, Hugh
o. IN atfN m utn ,.f L.,
home in Elizabeth, Ky, tomorrow. She
will go by the southern route, stopping off
few days at Fresno.
L. W Maslin, Secretary of the State
Board of Equalization, was married last
| evening, at the residence of the bride, to
Miss Mary a. Way, an efficient and popu-
| lar teacher, until recently connected with
the public school department of this city
Most every one in this city knows r. G.
| Marsh, who played last year in the TivoI
at Turner Hall. His father died in the
East few days since, leaving him an es-
tate of over $4,000 Mr. Marsh passed
through the city en- route East Sunday
evening, to take possession of his legacy
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
w. Z. Lowe, Mrs. p H. Manix, Woodland:
Carleton w. Miller, San Francisco; J. M.
| Alexander, Healdsburg; w. T. Ross, San
Francisco; R. d. Stephens, Brighton; l.
Leveson and family, A. Haines and family,
Miss Hattie Lewald, Vacaville; B. F. Bur
ris, Red Bluff; J. Williamson, CORTLAND.
Thomas Davidson, of Ell Dorado county,
came down from Single Springs yesterday.
He is an enthusiast in the belief that the
future wealth OF California will be the fruit
fulness of the soil of the foothills. He saws
that business of all kinds is looking up in
| old FL Dorado, and the number of acres of
virgin soil that will be put in trees, vines
and grain next year is enormous.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Frank Rogers and wife, San Ra-
fael; W. e. Glow and wife. Chicago; W. H.
Davis, Marysyille; ]. H. White. Chico !;
Chas. f. Dugan, Oakland; John a. Wall,
San Francisco; w. A. Tickner, Chico
Mrs. S. H. Tickner, San Francisco; r. E.
Hartley, w. f. McCracken, Costumes C.
H. Dunton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams,
NJ. L. Levy, G. Simmons, ]. NJ. Mcnamara
San Francisco; J. A. Moreland, New York;
III. J. McKusiclz, Oakland; Robert Hamil-
ton San Francisco