Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-09
SOCIAL AND Personal.

! w. Mann, Treasurer Of Placer county
is in town.
J. r. Watson went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Hon. y. r. Conlllin. of Inyo county, is
visiting the city.
W. L. Chesley and wife returned yester-
day to San Francisco.
d. NJ. Reavis, of Chico, came down by
yesterday mornings train.
Judge c. c. jerks, of Oakland, formerly
a Sacramentan is in town.
Major Robert Beck, of San Francisco. is
spending few days in this city
T. q. Hodgden, of Sacramento, will ar
rive from the East this morning
Hon. John N. Fulweiler, of Auburn,
came TO the city yesterday morning
W. B. Cahoon, of Red Bluff, returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
d. f. Knight, of Marysville, came down
yesterday morning, going to the Bay.
c. W. Craig, editor and proprietor of the
Trinity Joaraai, is visiting Sacramento.
w. H. Quinn has returned from an eight
weeks visit to his old home in Boston.
C. A. d. Gray, of the Grand Victory
mine, Ell Dorado county, is in the city
j. NJ. Rhoades and wife, Of Woodland,
have moved to their Long valley ranch.
Hon. ]. II. Neff, who had been here for
few days, returned yesterday to Dutch
Flat.
W. H. II. Hart, of San Francisco, who
had been here on business connected with
q case in Court, returned to the Bay yester-
day.
Mrs. f. Gruhler and Mrs. J. Rosser re-
turned yesterday from trip to st. Helena.
Last evening Mrs. Rosser left for Carson
City.
Mrs. NJ. H. Ware. who has been spend
ing the holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Bowman, in Auburn, has returned
to this city.
Miss Bonnie Oakley and Miss Minnie
Finch, Of Folsom, left Yesterday for San
Jose, to resume their studies in the State
Normal School.
T. J. Flanagan, Division Roadmaster of
the Central Pacific Railroad, came down
from Redding and Delta yesterday. on his
way to Oakland.
Hon. James 4. Duffy an old resident of
Sacramento, but now living in Oakland
was yesterday renewing his acquaintance
with the I" old-timers of this city
Miss Whitney, accompanied by Mrs.
Ritter, daughter of the late Judge J. B.
Crockett, are stopping at Mrs. Noting
hams, corner of Tenth and " streets. the
guestSsof Senator Whitney.
c. w. Cannon, of CORTLAND. who went
East recently, and was married at Ben
nington. Mich, to May w Castle, of that
place, is expected to arrive here by this
mornings train with his bride.
Albert Hart, Surveyor-General W. H.
Brown, Hon. 4. \. Sargent, Alex. Badlam
Hon. W. H. Parks, Hon NJ d. Boruck
Hon. H. ]. McKusick ex-Railroad Com
missioners Cone and j. NJ Hutchings were
passengers for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: A. p. Conklin, Inyo county; n. E.
Conklin, Independence, Cal; J. V. Swee-
ney, J. Doychert, r. NJ. Satterwhite, Lee
Jacobs, Jasper Babcock, c. +. Bassett San
Francisco J. 5. Emery n. Hamilton
Charles Bemert L. NJ. Mckinney, Oak
land; Thomas +. Frazer, Lick Observatory;
II. Unna, San Francisco; J. D. Carr, Sa-
linaS Gus Stangenberger, w NJ Patter-
son, San Francisco; Miss Saleido, San An
dreas William Johnston, Richland Geo
S. Knapp, Chicago; NJ. Hale, Jr, San Jose;
E. B. Root, San Francisco; w. a. Hol-
comb, Victor II. Metcalf, w B. Hamilton
James Adams, w. f. Dargie, Oakland