Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Jennie Burke leaves to-day for Be
| nicia.
Ex-Supervisor l. NJ Smith, of Gait, was
| in town yesterday
Mrs, c. NJ Harrison, of this city IS visit
ing friends in Stockton.
H. IT. Huggin and ". Johnston, OF
Richland, are in the city
Mrs. J. T. Carey returned from San
Francisco yesterday noon.
0. r. Runyon and wife. OF CORTLAND,
came to the city yesterday.
l.. C. Granger, Oroville. and Geo. c. Rol-
leri, Placerville, are in town.
James NJ Wilcoxson, of Carrollton, Mo,
is paying Sacramento visit.
Judge A. B. Dibble returned yesterday
10 his home at Grass Valley
John Kelly, OF Stockton returned home
yesterday from New Orleans.
Seneca Davis came up from the Bay yes
terday, en- route to Placerville.
Captain E. D. Shirland has removed TO
Sacramento from Placer county.
Hon ]. REUTER- came up from San Fran
cisco by the noon train yesterday.
Judge S. C. benson and J. r Watson
went to the Bay yesterday morning.
Dr.. F. S. Durant of Folsom, passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
Major Frank Mclaughlin returned to
Oroville yesterday from San Francisco.
Ex-Assemblyman L. B. Coombs and
wife, of Marysville, were here yesterday.
State Engineer Hall, A L. Frost and n.
d. Goodell went to the Bay yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. W. F. Knox and daughter went to
Aptos yesterday for the benefit of their
health
Dr. David Powell, of Marysville, and
Robert Barnett. of Colusa arrived from the
South yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Kumnerfcldt is going to Be
nica to-day for two weeks visit, as the
guest of Mrs. A. w. Howe.
Alexander irwin, Judge Belcher, Dr.
Hamlin, Judge Craddock and d. L. Knight
of Marysyille, when up home yesterday.
J.. s. Calkins, editor of the Nevada Tran
script, has gone to Los Angeles as a dele
gate to the Grand Lodge OF the Knights of
Pythias.
C. A Grow, Auditor of the Motive Power
and Machinery Department of the c. ?.
Il. r., returned to San Francisco from here
yesterday.
A. W. Sisson and c. W. Crocker, of San
Francisco, returned yesterday morning
from Truckee and Independence Lake. and
went to the Bay in the afternoon.
D. S. Rosenbaum and family. of Stock
ton, will come up from San Francisco this
evening, on their way to Europe, where
they will travel for the next two years
Hon. D. n. Hershey had so far recovered
e., l. 1aAz L.
streets of Woodland Wednesday, He car
ried his right arm in sling as a reminder
of the past.
in the city yesterday Cyrus Briggs,
Nicolaus B. Jelmini, Plymouth; Samuel
Vaughn, Cosumnes Thomas McGraw,
Davisville; David Smith, San Francisco, B.
+. Swisler, Placerville.
Supervisor McMullen. who had been
called to Suisun suddenly on Thursday, in
consequence of the serious illness of his
father, returned home yesterday, his
fathers health having greatly improved.
The Steen Club held meeting last even
ing, and elected the following officers
Dwight Miller, reelected President: Stu
art Epson, Vice-President; Howard Smith |
Secretary. 1t was decided to give closing |
party for the season next Friday evening, |
and tickets Of invitation were issued to the !
members.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: James NJ. Wilcoxson, Carrollton,
Mo; A. Filbert, city r. c. Sargent. Wood |
bridge Edwin W. Taylor, F. f. Sader, P. |
Douglass, H. a. Powell, Ann Morgan, j. r.
Grismer, Phnbe Davies Grismer Mrs |
Stevens, Mrs. O'Connell. Louis A. Morgen-
stein, f NJ. Prindle, Stephen Roberts f, |
L. Bush, San Francisco; T. B. Atkinson,
Ward, New. Mr.. and Mrs. Foote. New |
FORK DR.. David Powell, Marysville
Richard Powell, Bennington William f
McCraken, Costumes George S. Mont |
Lincoln, Mex; f. Z. Turner. Orc
Vile; E. ". Bushyhead and wife, San
Diego. J