Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Frank Rogers has returned from st.
Helena.
C. L. Durham left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Charles T. Jones returned yesterday from
Red Bluff.
Mrs. Lepsett, of Auburn, is visiting friends
in San Jose.
J. r. Greeley, of Marysyille, came to the
city yesterday.
in. Young returned from San Francisco
yesterday noon.
Hon. Charles \. Fox, of Oakland, was in
town yesterday.
Captain C. NJ. easier, of Woodland, was
in town yesterday.
Charley Smith, of Marysville, visited Sac
| ramento yesterday.
Rev DR.. Hammond, of Carson City, is
visiting Sacramento.
Bishop Wingfield, of Benicia, went up to
Marysyille yesterday afternoon.
Charles W Marshall, of Fresno, passed
through to Wheatland yesterday.
George A. Tiffany went down to Los
Angeles yesterday for short stay.
John Blair, OF this city, is spending a few
days at his old home in Placerville.
Charles H Mitchell of the Grass VaHey
Union, is spending few days at the Bay
c. NJ Fitzgerald and family, of George
town, Ell Dorado county, are visiting at the
Bay.
Frank Sutherland and his mother leave
to-day for the southern portion of the
State.
Mrs j. Hoerel, of Stockton, is visiting
AJ1l-o tbo ~ :
Lottit.
Miss Lizzie Richards and Miss Lizzie
Lynn came to the city yesterday from Elk
Grove.
J. H. Mansfield and w. r. Faunce, of
Chico, returned home yesterday from San
Francisco.
w. c. Morehouse, member of the State
Board of Equalization, came up from the
Bay last evening.
J. LYMAN and family, who have been on
a visit to San Francisco, returned to Fol-
som Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w X. Pendergriss, of Willows, is
visiting San Francisco, the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs G. NJ. Parks.
P. c. Byrne, editor and publisher of the
Placer Times, at Dutch Flat, passed through
the city Saturday en- route to San Francisco
Captain T. W. Stevens went to Chico Sat
urday afternoon, 10 make arrangements for
his company to visit that place some time
in May
Mrs. Judge Daun and Mrs Dewey, of San
Francisco who were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. d. Carr of this city, returned to the Bay
Saturday.
Rev. s. G. Lines. of San Bernardino, re-
turned yesterday from q trip to Europe.
and is the guest of Rev. Carroll NJ Davis,
of this city
H. X. McLennan, Chief Engineer of the
Chico Fire Department, came to the city
with his wife Saturday, and yesterday con
tinued on to Los Angeles
X. =. DeNoon, well known mining
man, came down from Nevada county en-
route to San Francisco yesterday, for treat
ment by an oculist, his left eye having sud
denly become completely blind.
In the city yesterday: G. K. Smith,
Biggs; L. Matavia, Mud Springs; J. +.
Lucas, III Dorado; &. Z. Chittendon, Cas-
tie, Mendoeino county; John Bowering,
Sunny South; John J. Matthews Dry Town
n. D. Birmingham, Kelsey. Ell Dorado
county; F. Her. Calf James Anderson,
Lincoln l.. Emkens, Mendocino; L. A.
Dunbar William Bolton, Amador; Leal
Bates Willows.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Mrs. J. T. Pruett and child, Au-
burn F. a. Lawson. San Francisco; T. C. |
Jarvis, San Jose; J.. Euphrat, San Fran
cisco; f. J. Holt city: t. c. Morehouse
San LeandrO; NJ. V. Sparks, Oakland; S. |
Fink, New York; Simon Aaron, San Fran
cisco; a. d Martin, Alturas; II. K Carter |
East Oakland; Mrs. Brown Marysville; b. |
J. Sparks and son, Lincoln.