Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Dunn, of this city, is visiting
! friends in Gait
G. j. Herzog, of the Chico Chronicle, is
visiting the city.
S. a. Howell returned yesterday from a
trip TO Los Angeles.
Walter Gaines, of Williams. is spending
a few days in this city.
B. T. Clark and wife, of Chico, were Wis
iting the city Saturday.
George Duncan went up to Red Bluff
yesterday. to stay a few days.
Mrs: Mary E. Gregory, of this city, is Wis
ting friends i'll San Francisco.
General 7. J. Clunie returned to San
| Francisco yesterday afternoon.
c. r. Lloyd, of Gridley. passed through
| yesterday, en- route to San Francisco
| Miss Hattie Deck, of Wheatland, is
spending the winter in San Francisco.
J. n. Young and August Hebron re-
| turned yesterday from San Francisco.
| Major jeff. Wilcoxon and nieces came
down yesterday morning from Applegate.
Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Knight of Marysville,
went home yesterday from San Francisco.
Mrs. Mary Bowden and Henry Brown. of
| this city, arrived from the East yesterday
morning.
Chief of Police jackson, J. H. Carroll
and J. c. Pierson went down to the Bay
| yesterday.
DR.. H. Latham, Secretary of the North
ern California immigration Association,
has been paying San Francisco visit.
c. A. Stevens, freight agent, has been
confined to his house by illness for nine or
ten days, but is now getting around again.
]. w B. Montgomery, of Chico. who had
been absent in the East for about four
months, returned yesterday, and went up
home.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ Drew, who
was subjected to a severe surgical operation
recently, is doing as well as the attending
surgeons could desire.
Z. A. Petrie, for number of years book
keeper with E. Lyon 4 Co., left for Chicago
last evening to visit his mother He will
be gone about five weeks.
General Superintendent Fillmore, of the
Central Pacific Railroad and party returned
from Delta Saturday, and yesterday went
down TO San Francisco via Niles
Amos A. Garter, Oroville; Will s. Green.
editor OF the Colusa Sun Edward Taylor
and j. +. Carpenter, San Francisco, and J.
b. Bradford, Franklin are in the city.
E. P. Smith, Grand Master /. O.O.F.
came down yesterday from Gridlev. en-
route to San Francisco, having visited the
Lodge OF the Order at Gridley Saturday
night.
The San Francisco Breeder and Sportsman |
says that the well-known sportsman, J. X. |
Orr, is still in very poor health, and suffers |
much from insomnia He intends leaving |
this week for temporary sojourn in Marin |
county, with his dogs and gun. to see if |
continued and severe exercise will not re-
leve him.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: E. Rochat, VIM. H. Brown, l.. |
Euphrat, W. S. Halsey. San Francisco;
J. kenney, Folsom; r. b. Stafford, San |
Francisco; I. J. Geary, Santa Rosa; w. W. |
Buck, Philadelphia; John B. Barelett,
Abbott Opera Miss Wolfskill, Dixon: G. |
c. Westover & Co., Wheatland; Mrs. Stan
berwick, Stockton; J. L. Wilson, San Fran
cisco; George c. MITCHELL Granite State;
5. J. Davis, Alex. Badam, San Francisco:
A. Hochheimer, Willows; VIM Braasch,
Wisconsin,; E. J.. Sparks, Lincoln; A. w.
Barrett, Los Angeles Mrs L. Brotherton.
San Francisco; William Johnston.
Richland; J. II. Ferris, James A. Devlin,
Chicago; A. r. Harcourt. San Francisco;
W. HOvey, Sacramento; James McCord.
San Francisco Miss Katie Putnam. Mrs.
Mary Putnam, Chicago; NJ J. Newmark,
San Francisco; Thomas D. Mott, Los
Angeles; W. Il. Harris, San Francisco; f.
W. Roberts, f. F. Thomas, II. c. Fire
baugh, Oakland; Louis Bien. San Fran
cisco; John A. Nalner, Charles T. Laugh
ton, Carson. Nev.