Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. c. Wilcoxen went up to 1uba City
yesterday afternoon.
Colonel J. j. Tobin came up from the
Bay yesterday noon.
Mrs. Woodsuu, of San Jose, is here, Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. 5. Spencer.
George H. Crossette, of the Chico Record,
went East on last evening train.
c. V. Hobart, of Chico, passed through
yesterday, on his way to San Francisco.
George Newell and F. L. Bailey, of Chico,
went home yesterday from San Francisco.
Miss Lena Reed of Suisun, is in the city,
visiting the family of Professor Atkinson.
Edward Curtis. correspondent of the San
Francisco Cal, left for the East last even
ing.
Mrs P A. Callahan has returned. much
improved in health, from trip to Homo
lulu.
Professor Welcker, Superintendent of
Public instruction, returned yesterday from
San Jose
Miss Mile Gregory returned home last
evening from visit of six weeks to San
Francisco.
Mrs. E. B. Rail and Miss Florence Wing,
of San Francisco, who had been paving
Sacramento friends visit have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs
Joseph Hahn went down to San Francisco
yesterday. Mr.. Hahn goes down this
morning.
W. H. Mills, Land Agent of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, leaves to-mor-
row for Texas on business connected with
his department.
Edgar H. Rivett and Miss George NJ.
Mcfarland were married yesterday by Rev
II. H. Rice at the residence of the brides
parents, and left for San Francisco by the
$50 P. NJ. train on their wedding trip.
w. S. Johnston, formerly of Sacramento,
who has latterly been very i'll at San Fran
cisco, was brought up last evening by DR..
7. B. Reid, it being believed that his health,
now somewhat better, will improve faster
in this city.
Tonight at the Skating Rink the fourth
contest for the medal will take place 1t
is a race of one mile or twenty laps, three
best out of five. As it now stands, Charles
w. Fox has two heats to his credit, while
Ed. Morris has one.
The Pacific Skating Club held their regu-
lar weekly meeting on roller skates at the
old Pavilion last evening, over one hun
dred members. participating. The enter
tainment consisted of a bon-bon party, and
proved very pleasant affair.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
yesterday were =. A. Finigan, Judge S. s.
Holl, Hon. John Boggs, Hon. VIM. John
ston, Captain John Foley, A. c. Freeman
and Frank Jaynes, Superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Colonel f. G. Crawford, Judge 0. r.
Coghlan, of the Willows Journal, and Hon.
j. T.. Putnam, all of Willows, Colusa
county, are i'll town, anxious to have the
proposed new State Normal School located
in that county, and as near Willows as
may be.
In the city yesterday G. g. Kimball,
Red Bluff; DR.. W. Pratt, Prattville; Alex.
Badlam, Chris. Buckley, and Major Robert
Beck, San Francisco; George d. Winters,
Reno; Mrs. w. B. Parker. Vacaville Mrs.
John Croker, Nevada City; Hon. c. p.
Berry, Wheatland; D. B. Merry, Colusa.
A correspondent writes the RECORD
UNION: Miss Maggie Kingston was ten
dered very pleasant surprise party at the
residence of her parents-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas kingston-at Colfax, last Friday
niyersary of her birth. Dancing, games
and music were the order of the evening.
During the evening several vocal selections
were rendered by the Misses Kingstons and
others. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Treasure, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Kingston, Miss Mary McCartv.
Miss Annie Kingston, Miss Katie Dyer,
Miss Frank Kneeland, Miss Maggie Kings
ton, Miss Lille Treasure Miss Mamie
Richardson, Miss Maggie McCarty, Miss
Annie Dyer; Messrs. Fred Marvin, NJ.
Harriss, b. Crosthwaite, VIM. May, j.
Talta, +. Leeds, Thomas Whitehead, 4.
Ewers, John Dyer, a. Chapal, A. Birdsall,
j. I. Costello and others.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday; Captain w. \. Ashe, Kern county;
II. Newell, San Francisco; J.. Nj. Foulke.
Siskiyou David Felgenheimer New York:
w. 0. Watson, Santa Clara; George w.
Crossette, Chico; G. g. Kimball, w. p.
Chapman, Red Bluff; Jas T. Stratton, VI.
Y. Sparks, Oakland; S. c. Hastings, Lake
port; w. F. McCracken, Summit G. w.
Stafford, |. S. a.; Henry Connolly, Vallejo;
John r. Kittrell, Modesto; s. w Scott,
New York; Ralph Lane, New Almaden
John II. Moore, San Jose Fred Townsend.
]. II. Rogers, Oakland VIM VI. Gibson.
VIM. N. Gibson, Jr., Stockton NJ. A. Luce,
San Diego; VIM. Simon, New York David
Evans, Eureka; w H. H. Hart, H. T.
Howell, L. T. Mills. San Francisco; John
Calender, Vallejo; Mrs. Penault, c. NJ
Chase, DR.. James Simpson, Peter Dean,
San Franciso; Jas. X. Lowe, San Jose
En- ROUTE. - Deputy Sheriff Wilson
brought up from San Francisco last even