Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

e. C. Hart returned from Colusa yes
| terday.
Mrs. J. H. Corbin left yesterday on a
visit to Lockeford.
! Mrs George E. Bates returned yesterday
from San Francisco.
VIM Akin, of Cold Springs Ell Dorado
county, is in the city.
Congressman FELTON,, Henley and Morrow
went East last evening.
| Richard Dale and Samuel Jones went 10
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
l.. C. Grupner, of Red Bluff, who had
been visiting Sacramento, went home yes
terday.
Coroner J. Frank Clark, VIII Huntoon
and A. ]. Johnson returned from San
| Francisco yesterday morning.
Hon. John Boggs came down from Fol
som yesterday, and will leave for his home
in Colusa county this morning.
: James Jordan and Manuel Silva. of
Michigan Bar, and J. W. Rice, of Mason
Valley, were in the city yesterday.
Harry Denison came up from Oakland
yesterday, to remain few days, while ].
l.. Denison pays visit to that city.
Lester Champlin, of Red Bluff. arrived
cradle stock, and went up home in the
| afternoon.
Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson came up from San
Francisco yesterday morning. and will 90
to Marysville to-day to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents.
Hon Robert Barnett Internal Revenue
Collector, returned from a pleasure trip
through Colusa county yesterday. He
don't say anything about mud and high
water. There is no revenue to collect on
either of them.
EX-Supervisor Benjamin Bailey has been
spending few days in the city. He says
the farmers in the southeastern portion of
the county are jubilant in anticipation of
abundant harvests. His crop, and those of
all his neighbors, were destroyed by grass
hoppers last season.
Mrs. J. H. Carroll, the Misses Carroll.
Miss Lathrop-sister of Mrs. Senator Stan
ford-Mrs. Hardy, Joseph Crocker and
Frank Sherwood left New York city at 6
P. NJ. Monday, en- route to California. They
are due at Sacramento Monday morning
next. Mrs Carroll is said to be very much
improved in health.
Rev Dr.. Bonte who had been in the city
a few days returned yesterday to Berkeley
The doctor deems the present long-con-
tiHueu ram all GACeilellI tning Tor the
health of the State-to say nothing of the
other good service il will render-as it will
cause grand washing out of the streams.
such as Shey have not had for many years.
and general cleaning up.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day: j. J. Mcintyre, Jesse Walters, John
Rose and wife, Oakland John SAWYER.
Ralph Males, Gait; James King, Cos
umnes; G.. II. Meiss, Grant Micales. La
COON; a. Morrison, GAINESVILLE; S. X.
Thornton, San Francisco; Peter Hanche,
Walnut Grove; Ed. Franganza, Elk Grove;
Joe Jacobs Honolulu; John Reitch, Union
House; w. H. Sisson, Vernon; J. Coump,
CORTLAND; I. f. Ross, Franklin.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Mr.. and Mrs. Zeller, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Smith and two children, Mis-
souri, Henry c. Brett. San Francisco ::
Henry Beutleet, Halifax, Eng; Jas. w.
Sperry, f. Block, San Francisco; NJ. ].
Canning, Detroit E. Paraf, France; P. ia
cobson. San Francisco John Boggs, Co.
lusa; f. A. Boole, Red Blur; George Z.
Howard, New York; Mrs NJ. Hoffman,
and son, c. l.. Bigelow, f. A. Church, San
Francisco