Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Della Adams has gone to San Fran
cisco TO visit friends.
Major Biggs went up to Biggs yesterday
from trip to the Bay.
Miss Cora Utter of Franklin, is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
Mrs. J. F. Kidder, Of Grass Valley. went
to San Francisco yesterday.
John McComb, Jr., came up from the Bay
Yesterday, en- route to Folsom.
Hon. f. A. Davis, of Marysyille, went
home yesterday from San Francisco.
Superior Judge Meyers. of Placer county,
came to the city yesterday from Auburn.
Daniel Collins, Assessor of Nevada coun-
ty, passed through yesterday, going TO
Chico.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Ryder came down
from LOOMS yesterday, on their way to
Oakland.
Edgar Mills came up from San Francisco
Tuesday evening, and left yesterday for his
farm in Colusa county.
Rev. Charles NJ. Blake, Chaplain United
States Army, retired, is in the city on
visit from San Francisco.
P. A, Finigan, r. D. Stephens and Chas.
r. Parsons were passengers for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Craig, of the United States
Signal Service went down TO San Francisco
yesterday from Red Bluff
Mrs. Sherrod Williams, who had been
visiting Sacramento friends, left yesterday
for New Westminster, B. c.
A. ]. Stevens, General Master Mechanic
of the Central Pacific Railroad shops, and
wife have gone to New Orleans.
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returned from San Francisco yesterday
noon, and H. NJ. Bernard last evening.
Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court j. S.
Williams has been assigned to duty in the
Sacramento office, from San Francisco.
United States Surveyor-General Powning
made flying trip to San Francisco yester
day and returned TO Carson City last even
ing.
c. r. Richter a former merchant of Sac
ramento, but at present resident OF the
State of Nevada, is visiting friends in this
city
H. B. Standerwick, who has been acting
as legislative correspondent of one of the
San Francisco papers, has resigned that po
sition. and gone TO Stockton to assume edi-
torial charge of the IadependeHt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Katzenstein gave chill
urell party Ut their feSluellce Yesterday
afternoon, III honor of their little son
Arthur, and large number Of young mas
tiers and misses spent the time merrily.
AT the residence of S. Katzenstein yester-
day afternoon Gus. Melander and Miss
Annie Walker were married by Rev. II. II.
Rice, in the presence of a party of intimate
friends. Miss Georgina Walker, of Elk
Grove, acted as bridesmaid, and Alexander
Moos, of Dixon, as groomsman. The
newly-married couple left for San Francisco
in the afternoon, many friends assembling
at the depot to say good-by.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Edward C. Mix, New York; f. H. !
I.abold, Cincinnati f. C. Gates and lady, |
Mrs II. II. Barnard, Maine II. S. Discom, |
Fresno; W. H. H. Sabin, New York f. A.
Davis and wife, Marysville; j. T. Cochran, |
A. Listenberger, H. Parker, William J.
Smith, San Francisco f. +. Green, Oak |
land Miss A. P. Johnson, Riverside; A. |
Rodgers, San Francisco; James A. Nor |
risey and wife, Stockton; Austin CARING |
ton, Arizona n. Mayer, San Francisco; J. |
A. Schakelford, New York Thomas Nc |
Cornell, Elk Grove; Prentis Carpenter, w. |
H. Cone, w Il. Harris A. W. Raymond, |
F. A. Hyde, r. L. Culbreth, San Fran |
cisco.