Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.

w. b. Miller went to the Bay yesterday,
! Judge aud Mrs. Mcfarland have gone to
j San Francisco
| Rev. Father Buchard went up to Marys.
vile yesterday.
| David and A. J. Johnston have gone to
Placer county for few DAYS.
Miss May Garrett left Wednesday for a
| few weeks visit to Woodland.
ii. G. Smith and Senator Routier re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday noon.
State Engineer Hall went to the Bay YES
| terday afternoon, and will return on Mon
day next.
Mr.. and Mrs. CA. Parkins, of San Fran
| cisco, are visiting this city, the guests of 0.
II. Tubbs.
R. Levy, formerly fruit merchant here,
was IN the city Yesterday, and left for the
Bay last evening
J. III. Jewett and Supreme Court Com
missioner Belcher, of MarJsville, were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. }. NJ. Nelson and Miss Mary Nelson
ieave Tor San Francisco to-day, where they
will reside in the future
Nine. Nevada-Palmer and her company
OF artists are among the overland passen-
SSiS W az live lO-HlOITOW.
I. l.. Acock and wife left yesterday for a
visit to the Eastern States. They will be
absent about four months.
Robert H. Stafford has been down from
humboldt county for some days, visiting
his old friends in Sacramento.
Frank Chapman, former Sacramentan,
was IN the city yesterday, and returned to
San Francisco in the afternoon.
In the city yesterday: James Fraley,
Slough House; Ogden Tyrrell. Wilbur
Springs Erskine Greer, Fruit Ridge; Geo.
Hanlan, Fifteen Mile House.
Theodore Winters, Wilbur F. Smith and
other turfmen went to the Bay yesterday to
attend the races of the Blood Horse Asso-
citation, which commence there to- day.
Peter Donahue and family, returning
from an extended visit in Europe, passed
through the city yesterday morning in a
private car attached to the regular overland
train.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday ]. Q. Ayers, ]. w. Hussey, E. W.
Hooey, +. lie Vandemark, S. A. D. Jones'
ii. G. Ross, J. w. Fields, F. H. Rosen-
baum, San Francisco; VIII Fitzmaurice
New York; Toney J. Allen, San Jose !:
Mrs. Anderson, Kelsey; J. D. Hamilton,
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday ::
c. G. Afford and wife, New York; Mrs.
Clark and two children, Chico; Ben I.
Cony and wife, San Jose; Carleton w. Mil
Ter, San Francisco VIM. Rush. Single
Springs; Mrs. 7. B. Harper, Miss Hattie
Harper, Miss Lottie Parlin, Chas r. Elder.
Lincoln F. B. Houston, CORTLAND; III. III
Love, city w. NJ. Hinton San Francisco
II. 2. Merritt, Yolo county, o. c. Hewitt,
Amador
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Merrill, of Andover, Mass.
and parents of Rev. w. c. Merrill and f.
B. Merrill, of this city, have arrived from
the East, and will hereafter reside in Sac
ramento. They were accompanied by DR..
E. r. Merrill, another son, who has recently
completed a course in Harvard Medical
College, in which University ne had pre-
vlously received the regular degree of A. b.
The last University catalogue shows that
DIR. Merrill is one of the two students. who
out OF large number of graduates at the
last commencement, were awarded the
degree of A. N. and NJ. D., with the re-
Gently added cum idude rank.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel vester-
day: A. J. Badly, Honolulu f. r. White.
Cincinnati Ed. Wilson, Harrington II.
Greenwood, city Dewitt Faris, Twelve
Mile House; J. A. Meyer c. B. Smith.
city; A. Roper, Gait; A. Thompson, True
kee; Miss King, Auburn; r. Boles, C.
Boles, Newcastle; w. NJ. Watson, Oak
land; Mrs. Cox, Costumes; P B. Green
and wife George B. Green and wife, Court
land; VIM. S. Manning, Folsom Peter
Hansen, Walnut Grove; w. C. Plummer.
Chico; Mrs. Rice, Mrs. KreeIy, White
Rock; H. Little, James Stout, Reuters :;
Harry Grey, Lincoln; b. W Wilder J. NJ.
Belcher, Costumes Frank Wright, W. H.
Williams, J. NJ. O'keefe, NJ. O'Keefe, Fol-
som; T. j. Anneren, Pleasant Grove; A.
Morrison, GAINESVILLE; w. J. Handy, Red
ding.