Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-03
SOCIAL AND Personal.

A. Nelson returned yesterday from
Chico.
Mrs. g. ". Scott, of Folsom, is paying
friends in Sacramento a visit.
Judge Spencer, of Susanville. passed
through yesterday TO the Bay
Hon. Charles Gildea returned to the city
yesterday from Amador county.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. H. Gaffney, of San Jose,
are spending week in Sacramento.
Miss Florence Rogers, of Marysville,
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
Hon. E. A. Davis and wife, of Marys-
vile, passed through yesterday, on their
way to Los Angeles.
Professor Heinrich Nielsen. of san Fran
cisco, the well-known teacher of German,
is sojourning in Sacramento.
Charles Markham, Superintendent of
Schools OF Ell Dorado county is III this city
on business with the State School Superin-
tendent.
Mr. and Mrs w. 4. Abernethy, of Stock
ton, who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stevens, of this city, returned home
yesterday.
mcntan, was married Yesterday by Rev A.
\
Mrs. Win. J. Davis and Mrs. K. Gogings
Jacob Schram and John Thoman, two of
the largest wine producers in Napa valley.
came over from st. Helena yesterday, as
they said, TO see whether their friend Pellet
needed any assistance in his yiticultural
bills.
E. G. Hornlein, of Woodland, celebrated
his 10th birthday last Sunday, and his
10 \ -
ranento, and Otto, of Woodland, presented
him, in honor Of the occasion, with vaIu-
able gold watch.
G. ~ Billings and Miss f. NJ. Gibson,
and William OLIVER and Miss Maria Bill
lings young people well known in 1olo
county, were married last Sunday by Judge
A. c. Ruggles at the residence of Joseph
Gibson, two and a half miles west of Wood
land.
Colonel A. Andrews, United States Com
missioner for California to the Worlds Fair
at New Orleans came up from the Bay last
evening. He will spend few days of this
week in Sacramento, looking after some
bills introduced appropriating funds for the
purpose OF making proper display OF Cal
ifornia products at New Orleans. He leaves
for the latter place on Monday next.
In town yesterday: Ex-Supreme Court
Clerk D. 3. Woolf, of San Francisco; T. A.
Atchison, Auditor, and w. J. Morgan,
Treasurer, of Butte county; DR.. O. Harvey,
of Gait; Moses Hopkins, of San Francisco;
John Gaffney, Michigan Bar; Gregory F.
Harte San Rafael; Charles Aull and John
Foley, San Quentin; c. F. Foster Tehama;
George Beck, Livermore, and A. Powers,
Oakland
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Homan, New
York; S. d. Sollars, Philadelphia Thos
Mcconnell, Elk Grove; Fred. Hardness,
Los Angeles; a. Ferris and wife, Nelson !;
Miss Dora Berkhaner, Newcastle; NJ
Wertheimer, New York; J. Steinberger.
San Francisco; C. w. Cross, Nevada City /;
Moses Hopkins and wife, Col. A. Andrews,
NJ. D. Boruck, San Francisco; A. H. Rose,
Colusa j. +. Naughton. g. A. Upper,
Santa Rosa; VIM Johnston, Richland !;
VIM. J. Morgan, Mrs. W. W. Hubbard,
Oroville; Thos. E. Frazer, Lick Observa-
tory; Jas. A. Orr, San Francisco Frank
Hinckley, San Bernardino; r. E. Hough-
ton, San Francisco; John Barker, Kern
county; J. 2. Ames, Oakland; f. Rock
well, San Francisco S. c. Hastings, Lake
port A. g. Booth, 0. H Burnham, A. E.
Davis, San Francisco; T. c. Coogan, Oak
land; L. f. Moulton, Colusa NJ. c. DUFF
fey, San Rafael n. White, San Francisco;
Il. r, Harvey, Toledo, O.; NJ. L. Harrison,
Geneva Lake, H.; H. Peyser, San Fran
cisco; A. L. Reed, Suisun.