Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Louis Gerber left yesterday morning fol
Fresno.
| f. NJ. Dunkin, of Napa, is visiting Sac
ramento.
/! C. W. Clarke went up to Chico yesterday
afternoon.
| II. C. Lester has removed from Stockton
TO Auburn.
Mrs: W. C. Overly, of this city, is visiting
friends in Chico.
FIX. Krauth, of the Alameda Eaci,lal, is
visiting the city
Miss Emma Nevada, CALIFORNIA; prima
donna, went East last evening.
General ]. W. Shanklin went down to
Los Angeles yesterday morning.
Howard Stillman, OF this city, returned
from the south by yesterdays train.
f. W. Stechan, of the Standard Thea. er,
San Francisco, was in town yesterday.
E. L. Mcclure of San Francisco, is pay
t ing visit to his cid home, Dutch Flat
Miss Mecca Smith, of Cana, Butte coun-
ty, is spending a few days in Red Bluff.
a. J. Hensey, of Bedford, Ohio, is here
| looking fora location to establish home.
Major Robert Beck, A. p. Catlin and ].
r. Wilkinson went down to the Bay yes
! terday afternoon.
Ex-Assemblyman Falrchild of Siskivou
county, passed through yesterday, en- route
| to San Francisco.
Mrs. D. NJ Reavis, who has been visiting
Oakland and San Francisco, has returned
to her home in Chico
The Misses Lou and Jennie Powell, of
| Grass Valley, leave this week for New
N.apl- r1-ft 70, Loo,
Colonel A. n. Gray, of Los Angeles, is in
town, on matters connected with the con-
, struction of the new theater.
Rev. Joseph Adams, of Oroville. has
moved with his family to Oakland, where
they will in the future reside
The Misses Alice and Lizzie Higgins. of
Grass Valley, have returned to their home
from a several weeks visit to relatives at
the Bay.
Fred Biewener leaves to morrow for New
York whence he will sail for his old home
i'll Germany. He expects to be absent
several months.
Ed. c. HUMPHREYS, of this city leaves to-
day for few weeks visit to his relatives in
Charles City, Iowa. He will visit New Or
leans prior to his return.
Hon. John Conness started last Sunday
evening on his return to Boston, circum-
stances having made it necessary that he
should not wait until the middle of the
month as he intended.
Assistant General Superintendent Pratt,
Ariel Lathrop and party of Eastern CAPT
talists, came up from San Francisco yester-
day morning, and left by special train for
Fina and Delta in the afternoon
AT Calvary Baptist Church, street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, an enter
tainment will be given this evening at 7:3O
by the children and young people. Re
freShments will be served, and good time
may be expected.
J. III. Hopkins, one of the Central Pacific
Railroad conductors, has quit railroading
and gone to farming in Illinois. The
Bureau county Tribune of March 18th says
he purchased the William Trimble farm
lately, and closed the transaction by plump
ing down $4,000"
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: F. H. Scribner, New York; f. A.
Hubbard, San Francisco; Mrs. c. A. Rice,
Dixon Mrs. Charles Waldeyer, Cherokee:
+. w. Stechan John A Black, San Fran
cisco; +. X. Krauth, Alameda; Ed C.
Humphrey, city T.; p. Jacobson, Jr., San
Francisco c. H. Gibbons Arbuckle; Miss
j. Wolfskill, Dixon; Mrs. A. Cheesboro.
Miss Dillon, Frank H Allen, San Fran
cisco; w. b. Sargent, New York.