Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-28
SOCIAL AND Personal.

DR.. O. Harvey, of Gait, came to the city
yesterday.
Frank Noble left yesterday for Elk Grove,
| to spend few days.
J.N. Evans and wife, of Reno, are visit
| ing friends in this city.
B. Conner and wife, of this city, are visit
ing friends in Red Bluff.
w. w Ward, of Marysville, returned
home yesterday from here.
Charles Sherman, of Chico, came down
! yesterday, going to Stockton.
Mrs Creed Raymond returned TO San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
NJ. D. Fairchild, of Rocklin, Placer
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. w. Marvin, Jr., was among yes
terday's passengers from Los Angeles.
Captain Z. D. Shirland of Newcastle,
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
Arthur Brown returned yesterday from
inspecting the new railroad bridge at Cape
Horn.
A. J. Bnney, of Marysville, passed
through yesterday, en- route 10 San Fran
cisco.
James Clark, of Elko, and H. L. Hop
w
Hotel.
Mrs. Richard Bayne, of Colusa, is visit
ing Sacramento, the guest of Miss Susie
Russell.
F. McMorry former resident of Sacra-
mento, now living at the Bay, was in town
yesterday.
Charles A Garter, of Red Bluff, who
had been spending few days here, went
home yesterday.
The City Guard Social Club will give an
other of their popular soirees at Armory
Hall this evening.
Ex-senator Glasco k, of Colusa county,
accompanied by his wife, has gone on u
visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. John Daggett. wife of the Lieuten-
ant-Governor, is in Sacramento and Will
remain until the end of the session of the
Legislature.
Mrs. James Riley, of this city, and Mrs
Sol. Runyon, of Courtland, are visiting
their sister, Mrs VIM. Lockhart, near Elk
Grove, who is lying dangerously i'll.
Miss Kate Doughterty, who fell while
descending the stairs from the Assem- bly,
Chamber Wednesday afternoon, and was
considerably bruised, left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon were Chief Engineer
Dave Scannell, of the San Francisco Fire
Department Israel Luce, of this city; John
Macomber of Folsom, and Chris. Buckley,
OF San Francisco.
Miss Annie H. Davis, of this city re-
ceived the prize at the Woodland masquer-
ade bail Wednesday evening, for the best
dressed lady. The name was wrongly an
nounced in the Woodland papers as Miss
Mamie Woods The prize was beautiful
fur cape, and the character a Gypsy
Countess.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs J. n Fredendell, Cheyenne :;
Thos Phillips, W T. Browne, Stockton !;
VIM. B. Calyerts San Francisco; H. kel-
logg, Norwalk, o.; +. l.. Colnon. Stockton
Fred. A. Taft, Truckee; ]. T. Murray, p.
A. Murphy, A. L. Guptill, Chas. T. Henley,
A. c. Freeman and wife, Miss Freeman,
San Francisco; William Banning, Will
mington A. II. Rose, Oakland.
In the city yesterday: J. T. Mcintosh,
Chico; W G. Brown, Nicolaus; A. NJ
Johnson, Etna; J. V. Ellis, San Francisco
John c. Gray and wife, Oroville; Eugene
S. Dord, Oakland Joseph Rose and Peter
Hansen, Walnut Grove; B. o. Burrows,
Pleasant Grove; d. Form, Coloma; VIM.
Linton, Auburn; II. W. Chandler, Court
land; w. A. Murphy, Deer Creek; NJ. J.
Talbot, Michigan Bar; J. w. Bennett,
Frank Brown, Vim. Swales, Oliver Sand
ers COsumnes