Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-16
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Judge J. H. McKune returned yesterday
| from Hicksville.
Judge w. A. Henry goes down to San
! Francisco this morning.
C. V. Hobart. of Chico, returned home
I yesterday from the Bay.
Andy Ryder came up from Oakland yes
terday, going to LOOMS.
w. I. Ellis. Jr., of Marysville, passed
through TO the Bay yesterday.
George Parry and wife, of Roseville,
went down to San Francisco yesterday
Mrs. Keeney, of Amador City, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. r. Clough, at Gait.
| II. Tabor, of the firm of Brock Il Tabor,
| Oroville, went down 10 San Francisco yes
| terday.
Mrs. D. l.. Townsend and son have re-
| turned from two weeks visit in Napa
valley.
F. T. Berry, Passenger Agent of the At
| lantic and Pacific Railroad, was in town
Saturday.
| D. NJ. Reavis, of Chico. passed through
Yesterday, OH his way home from San
| Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman returned
yesterday from their trip to Mexico, New
Orleans and the East.
Miss NJ Kaseberg, of Roseville, who had
been visiting friends here for few days,
returned home yesterday.
A. H. Estill, r. o. Cravens and John j.
Brown We're among the passengers for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
J. NJ. Steele, of Colusa, was i'll the city
Saturday as was also James Graha.n, A. s..
Hamilton and \. G.. Brown, of Nicolaus.
An amateur company gave an entertain
ment at Eintracht Hall Saturday evening.
The performance was quite good and the
large audience well pleased.
viii c. Ramsey, former resident of
Gait, has settled in Tapachula, Mexico. He
writes that he is well pleased with that
section, and says many Americans are set
ting there.
Company A City Guard gave Valen-
tine soiree at Armory Hall Saturday even
ing, the second of the series, and thus
afforded pleasure to large number of
ladies and gentlemen who were in at
tendance.
The Uniformed Rank, X of P, of Gait,
will give ball in Brewster's Hall Thurs
day evening. Itpromises to be a brilliant
social affair. A large number of the Order
in this city, accompanied by a band of
music Will De III attendance.
NJ NJ. Drew, United States Marshal, was
on the street Saturday for the first time
since he had the surgical operation per-
formed on his leg several weeks ago. He
was able to get along tolerably well with
cane says the limb does not pain him as
it did before the operation, and thinks it
will in few weeks be sound and we'll
Mrs. w. f. Whittier, wife of the senior
member of the firm of Whittier, Fuller e
Co. and sister of General L. Tozer, of
Sacramento, was very seriously injured in
San Francisco Saturday, in consequence of
her carriage team running away General
ToZer and wife went down TO San Fran
cisco Saturday afternoon, in response to a
dispatch notifying them of the accident.
In the city yesterday: Major Marion
Biggs. Biggs; DIR. w. Burwell, Oroville
Sheriff Mccoy, Marysville; w. II. Lowell,
Alex Badlam and Surveyor-General W.
III. Brown, San Francisco Charles MARBLE,
Stockton; oliver Piummer, Costumes
Frank Berne, Michigan Bar; George H.
Heuser and wife, Georgetown, FL Dorado
county Samuel Davis, San Francisco a
C. Bush, Sierra City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: George s. Bigelow, w. Rosen-
baum, H B. Creighton, H. H. VOORHEES,, D.
G. Waldron, F. S. Ferguson, H. C. Fire
baugh, L. NJ. Foulke, Mrs. S. Raymond,
San Francisco; r. q. Stanwood, wife and
two children, Marysville; John Millham,
Nevada City W. +. McCraken, Costumes;
P f. Randolph, New York city; J. w
Jones, Dixon; Mrs. J. NJ. Trimble. Chico;
H. l.. Kirkman, New York John Monson,
Omaha, Neb.; W. Beckman and wife, New
Orleans; John Nelson and wife, Sierra
county Thomas II. Reynolds, wife and
daughter Fresno; A H Rose. CITY.