Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-28
The New Treaty of Commerce Between
England and Spain.
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Hon. Thomas Mcconnell returned vester-
day to MCConnells station.
Aaron Adam. of Sacramento will arrive
from the East this morning.
Miss Matte Gregg is spending few days
with friends in San Francisco.
Park Henshaw, of Chico, returned home
yesterday from San Francisco.
a. J. Gregg went to Amador Yesterday.
where he Will remain a few days.
Miss Rose kechner, of Auburn, is visit
ing Miss Lulu Arenz, of Sacramento.
Z. S. Dennison, of Oakland, was in town
yesterday. He leaves to-day for New Or
leans.
F. A. Peachy, County Clerk of Butte
COUNTY, returned yesterday to Oroville from
Sacramento.
Mrs. G. W. Lorenz left yesterday for q
visit to the ranch of James Humphreys, i'll
Suffer county.
Miss May Mcdonald of Oakland, who
had been visiting friends in Sacramento,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. r. C. Dale, of Modesto, who has
been visiting friends in this city for fort
night, returns to her home to-day
J. L Naylor arrived yesterday from
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spondent for the Herald for the balance OF
the session.
Miss Mary A Lasley, for five years con-
nected with the Woodland schools, was
married at Alameda recently TO DR.. G.. c.
Westover, of Wheatland
J. F. Kidder General Manager Of the
Nevada Narrow-Gauge Railroad, passed
through yesterday from Grass Valley. on
his way to Byron Springs for his health.
Hon J. l. Dow, a member of the Aus
tralian Parliament, and appointed Com
missioner to this country to investigate the
irrigation problem, arrived in the city yes
terday, and will be visitor at the Legis-
lature to-day.
In town yesterday Hon. c. Wilcoxon,
Of Yuba City; Professor Carl Heinrich
Nielsen, Samuel Marks. Ariel Lathrop and
p. a Finigan. San Francisco: +. J. Brick
ell, of Truckee; Hon. W. NJ Cutter and NJ.
Marcuse, Marysville; Marion Biggs, Jr., OF
Biggs J. T. Whitney and wife, Rocklin
A.C. Fleming and wife. Lincoln: John
Rooney, Brighton {. W. Bush Woodland :
\ T.. Wagstail editor OF the Modesto Tier
aid +. W. CUlon, Newcastle; Jason Brink.
Gold Run: W L. Plummer, San Jose; J.
W. Miller, Monterey; Miss MoIlie Penn,
Franklin; VI. /. Morris, Tehama Thomas
Frazer, of Placeryille.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday J. Haas, Chicago; W.B Lardiner.
Auburn: p. c. Hale, Sacramento: W. ].
Heating, San Francisco W. Hartn2ll Sail
mas City; William Barber, Weekly Star. San
Francisco; s. W. Dennis II. c. Davis.
Thomas MOrfeau, H. J. PlomteauX. c. l..
Goddard, c. L. Dunbar, B. W. Hanies. San
Francisco; c. E. Wilcoxon, Yuba City
Mr.. and Mrs J. p Whitney Miss Emma
Gill, Rocklin; J. L. Franklin, San Francis
CO. J. d. Carr, Salinas; NJ. Rosenthal. Ar
thur Rogers, San Francisco; f. d. Cobb,
city; c. II. Schussler, Natoma: Frank
Jayne W. B. Wiltshire, San Francisco.
\ happy gathering of little masters and
misses assembled last evening at the invi-
tation Of Miss Cordic Gilman. at the resi-
dence Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.. H.
Gilman, 1926 Il street, it being the occasion
of her thirteenth birthday Games. sing
ing and recitations were the order of the
evening, after which an elegant luncheon
was served. Among those invited and who
participated in the festivities were Angelo
Mckelvey, Ella Clark, Pearl Jackson, Edna
Cooley Frank Dray, Archie Ward, May
Beede Henry Gilman. Effie Hayford, Lulu
Hayford, Elmo Carey Mable Gilman, Fred
Storror Fanny Denton, Robert Robinson.
Clara Robinson, August york, Eva Stor-
ror, Blanche Ficks, Edna Ficks, Sadie
Beede, Alice Lewis, Belle Clark, Edna
Lewis, Monroe Gilman. 1t was very
pleasant party and a full-dresS affair