Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-20
SOCIAL AND Personal.

|. NJ. Smith, Of Gait, paid Sacramento a
visit yesterday
Father Leahy, of Auburn, is paying Sac
ramento visit.
Mrs. O. Harvey. of Gait came to the CITY
yesterday afternoon.
J. HOehn and S. Lavenson went down to
San Franciscoyesterday
Governor George C. Perkins came up
from the Bay yesterday noon.
State Prison Directors Boggs and Hen
bricks were i'll town yesterday
Mrs. H. II. Mason, of Berkeley, is visit
ing her brother in Sacramento.
A. J. Jenkins, of Plymouth. came down
to the city yesterday afternoon.
James F. Burkwell and George 4. Mil
berry, of Truckee, are in the city.
Mrs. George Holland, of MarysvilIe, went
down to San Francisco yesterday.
DR.. William Wood returned from San
Francisco by yesterday moons train.
Mrs. Elijah Renfro, of Oakland, is on a
months visit to her parents, of this city
George Ohleyer, Of the Sutter Farmer.
ana daughter, were in the city yesterday.
DR.. f. W. Hatch, of the Napa Asylum.
returned home yesterday from Sacramento.
Misses Lizzie and Kittie Adams. of
Dixon, are visiting Miss Laura Krebs of
this city.
Sacramento Parlor, n. S G. W, will give
their seventh annual party some time dur
ing the month OF February.
Mrs. w. W. Hubbard, of Marysvillc, and
Mrs. \. J. Stevens, of this city, went down
to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
/ T1rNa, Fo +,,-,, Il, g
Sacramento, will arrive on the overland
train from the East tomorrow morning.
Captain Oliver Eldridge and John Mckee
came up from San Francisco yesterday to
attend the meeting of the Capital Gas Com
pany.
Mrs. b. Billiard, of Nevada CITY. is spend
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Taft, Twelfth and 0
streets.
1t is reported that J. j. Tobin, Assistant
Adjutant General will be an applicant to
President Cleveland for the position OF Pen
sion Agent at San Francisco
In the city yesterday: O. n. Bartlett and
Frank Tyrreli, Gait; j. f. Wharton, Fres-
no; J. F. Black, Livermore: Samuel Titus.
Biggs; L. Ii. Newton, Woodland A. II.
Rose, Oakland d. l.. Haas and James
Adams, Napa; Edward Christy, Folsom.
J. s. HARRISON, of San Diego, the we'll
known apiarist. for many years 4 resident
of Sacramento, where he was not only
known for his relation To the raising of
bees, but also because of his pioneer en-
deavors to introduce good fruit into the
State, Is paying Sacramento visit.
D. H. Fitzpatrick, one of the members of
the Katie Putnam company, served under
Governor Stoneman at Richmond. He
yesterday called upon the Governor, and
spent a few minutes in reyiving rccollec-
tons of old times" The Governor has
accepted an invitation 10 visit the theater
this evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Frank T.. Rogers. city: Frank A.
McGill, Los Angeles u. J. Oullahan and
son, Stockton; Thos. II. Reynolds, Fresno
Mrs. Nelson and daughter, W r. New
man, Q. A. Forster. William H. Brown, 4.
5. Baldwin, Henry c. Droger William
Center Charles n. FELTON,, Mrs. \. q.
Booth, Miss Laura Weller, George Boole
John NJ. Stafford, J. s wilkins. J. "
Chonn, J. L. Bethel, San Francisco VIM
b. Parker, Nacayille; H. J. Mckusick. K.
Pinto, George c. Perkins Miss Clara Nor
rell, Oakland: c. W. Cross, Nevada City;
d. X. Zumwaldt, Nisalia; }. H Wilcoxon,
Misses WilcoXon, city; +. I. Baldwin,
Stockton; w S. Baldwin, f. NJ. Gibson, 2.
J. Van Lobelsel, Oakland; J. b. Lamar,
San Jose.