Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-22
SOCIAL AND Personal.

George S. Mulberry, of Truckee, is IN the
city.
Alex. Badlam left yesterday morning for
Fresno.
Col. L. F. Moulton, of Colusa, is visiting
Sacramento.
Robert Williamson came down yesterday
from Penryn.
A. Van Denmark came down from Fol-
som yesterday.
VIZ. Knox, Jr., came up from the Bay
yesterday noon.
Hon. ]. W. Nef, of Dutch Flat, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. D. P. burst, of Wheatland, was in
town yesterday.
Gen. Charles Cadwalader went up to Red
Bluff yesterday.
S. J. Nathan starts to-day for the East,
via New Orleans.
W. w. Baker and NJ. H. Hall, of Mo-
desto, are in town.
Dir. o. Harvey, of Calf, came to the city
yesterday afternoon.
William Singer, Jr., went to Marysyille
Yesterday afternoon
J. w. Houston, of CORTLAND, returned
yesterday from Folsom.
Gen. J. F. Sheehan, of the San Francisco
Post, went home yesterday.
Ed. Hoole, of the Chico Chronicle went
home yesterday afternoon.
DR.. J. NJ. Frey returned yesterday to
Newcastle from Sacramento
A. E. Davis, President of the South Pa
cifc Coast Railroad, is in town.
Mrs. A. Deuel. Postmistress at Lower
Lake, Lake county, is IN the city.
Judge W. c.. Wallace, of Napa county,
| returned home from here yesterday.
Surveyor-General W. H. Brown went
down to the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Congressman-elect FELTON, went down to
san Francisco from this city yesterday
DR.. Durant and General John McComb
came down from Folsom yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. 7. Deming, of Blue Lakes, is visit
ing Sacramento, the guest of Mrs. J. T.
Griffitts.
f. A. Sprague ex-Sheriff of Butte county,
passed through yesterday, going to San
Francisco.
W. A. Selkirk, editor and proprietor of
the Mountain Democrat, came up from the
Bay last evening,
Mrs Gladding and Miss Flora Gladding,
of Lincoln, returned home yesterday from
a visit to Sacramento.
Rev NJ B. Scarborough, of the NJ. Z.
Church South, Of Woodland is assisting
i'll a protracted meeting at Maxwell.
P B. Bradford, Franklin; Samuel Gam
bic, 2. w. Scott and John Houston, of the
Costumes, came to the city yesterday.
Hon. A. A Sargent went down to the
Bay yesterday morning, and Governor Per
kinS and NJ. NJ. EStee in the afternoon.
There was given at Jacobs Hail. last
evening, a large and brilliant social party,
under the excellent management of La
Gate Club.
Dr. C. C. O'Donnell, Coroner of San
Francisco, came up last evening, to en-
deavor to secure from the Legislature au-
thority to use a portion of one of the pub
lie squares in that city as Il site for a Morgue
He brought with him his large collection
of photographs of leprous individuals, and
their exhibition at the Golden EARLE last
evening attracted much attention.
Prot. J. |. Mcconnell ex-Principal of
the Woodland public schools, and now as
sociate editor of the Woodland Democrat.
has been made the recipient of a surprise
party at the residence of F. S Freeman.
from the teachers of the schools and other
friends. During the evening the Professor
was presented, through Miss Hattie Lee,
with a complete set of SCOTS works, bound
in elegant style.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: Charles Kohler, san Francisco;
| \. NJ. Robinson, George Jones, San Diego:
Maurice \. Rothcheld, Samuel NJ Short
ridge, y. NJ. Gray, X. G. Byxbce, {. w.
Chase, c. c. o Donnell, NJ. D., John Rey-
Corbus, Arthur Rodgers, San Francisco; f.
| f. Baldwin, Stockton; A H. Rool, William
| B. Wrightman, Alex. Mclean, s. II. Dwi-
nellie, Oakland; w. P. Dougherty, San
Jose; b. l.. Mccain, Los Angeles; J. De
| Turk Santa Rosa; a. Menzerb, Placerville;
Lee Gundelhnger Healdsburg