Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


c. 81. Wilder returned from the South
yesterday.
Mrs. f. Q. Durant, Of Folsom, is visiting
San Francisco.
Hon. John Egan, ofAmador county, was
here yesterday.
Benjamin Welch and A. J. Stevens left
for Arizona Saturday
j. T. Mcintosh, of Chico, returned home
yesterday from San Jose.
Miss Nellie Spargo, of this city, is visit
ing Mrs. J. L. Houx at Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Lyon returned from
San Francisco yesterday morning.
William Ellis and family, of Marysville,
went home yesterday from San Francisco.
Rev. DR.. l. E. Dwinell spent Sunday in
the city, and will return to the Bay this
morning.
Hon. e. H. Watson, of Georgetown,
Ell Dorado county, is spending few days
at the Bay.
John A. Packard, of Red Bluff, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs, 1. NJ. Smith, at her
home in Gait.
Judge Van Fleet left yesterday for. Mar
tinez, where he Withhold Court this week
tor Judge Brown.
Mrs. Mamie Briggs, of San Francisco,
and Miss Flora Wiser, of jacksonville, are
visiting Gait friends.
Captain John Mt1lan, the States agent at
Washington, left yesterday for the East.
going by way of Oregon.
Hon. John Boges came to the city yes
terday on his way to Folsom to attend q
meeting of the Prison Directors.
c.. Robin, l.. Ell,us and wife, Judge Sulli-
van, A. Nelson, and VIM H. Hall left for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Henry Hannabal, who has been farm
ing near Gait for several years, has removed
with his family to Contra Costa county.
Judge Walling, of Nevada City; f. w.
Culver and sister and Mrs. Silva, of New
castle, passed through yesterday to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Price celebrated
their silver wedding at their residence, S21
Eighth street, last evening, assisted by
many friends.
Miss Kate Orr, who has been spending a
few days at John B. Taylors, near REUTERS.
has returned to her home at Salmon Falls,
FL Dorado county.
Crittenden Robinson and a number of
other San Francisco sportsmen passed
through yesterday returning to San Fran
cisco from the State Sportsmens Conyen-
ton and Tournament at Chico.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Paul Polisnerk, Switzerland ::
Paul Trixscheller, Germany; II. C. Butlin.
NJ. A. Camb, England; G. W. Calhoun
New York J. A. Bolles, San Francisco; G.
Strain and wife, Marysyiile; Mrs. Moore,
Miss Rose Wood. Miss Rosabelle Roy, San
Francisco; J. Schooling, Reno, New; Miss
Mary Albert, Marysyille; E. Holden, I. a.
Vest, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday ;
B. Pierce, knights Landing: e. T. Rev
nolds and wife, Chico; VIM. Sims and
wife, Winters; Allen Henry, Chico; Mrs.
Z. B. Silva, Miss II. I. Culrus, f. w. Gull
rus, Newcastle; w. H. Harris and wife, San
Francisco; Louis Price, II. Levison, w. y.
Showler city; James l. Whitney, A. Hood,
San Francisco; Edward Christy, Folsom;
VIM. Myers, L. Motivia, city; J. NJ. earned,
Chico; A. C. Goodrich and wife, Yolo; NJ.
A. Riply. Anderson; Henry Netler, San
Francisco.
A correspondent sends the following
items from Lincoln g Professor P. Dippel
has gone to San Francisco. A c. Flem-
ming has gone to Nevada to look after
some cattle he has in pasture there. Mrs.
Charles Gladding and daughter have re-
turned from Lake Tahoe much improved
in health. G. Gray, an attorney of this
place, delivered free lecture at the public
school house last Friday evening upon the
subject, what Pupils Shall Do" It was
listened to with marked attention. Mr..
Meyers, our nurseryman, is erecting large
stone building. in order that he NAV carry
on his business to better advantage