Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-15
SOCIAL AND Personal,

IrOlessor Rising, OF Berkeley, was in the
city Saturday,
Robert Devlin and son Eddy started for
the East last evening.
Hon. G. w. Schell, of Modesto, was in
the city yesterday, on his way to Folsom.
Mrs. w. Robertson, of San Francisco
formerly OF this city, went East last night.
General Charles Cadwalader came down
from Red Bluff yesterday, going to San
Francisco.
Ex-Judge Caldwell. of Nevada CITY.
passed through yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco.
Ed. Murray left last Friday for Chicago,
TO VISIT relatives, expecting to be absent
several months.
Miss Mamie Rhatigan and Mrs. Leland
howe have returned from two months
visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. D. n. Thorpe and daughter Dottie
are visiting San Francisco, where the latter
IS taking instruction in vocal music.
Judge Dibble is arranging large fishing
party for the coming summer, which is eX-
pected to deplete the waters of Bonner. Iu-
dependence and Weber lakes of their
finny beauties.
Ex-Governor William Irwin, President
of the Board of Harbor Commissioners. is
reported to be very dangerously i'll at San
Francisco, and fears are entertained that he
will not recover.
In the city yesterday: AT. Glow. New
castle; Mrs. James Carbine, Daniel Car
bine, Michigan Bar William Atkinson.
Live Oak; II. Z. Barton, Deer Creek; J. J.
balley, Fred. Benton, Costumes; II. J.
Miller, Loomis.
Richard Carroll, of San Francisco: Chas.
Glldea, OF the State Board of Eaualiza-
ton r. p. Ashe, J. NJ. Kilgariff, Judge S.
Z. benson, A: p. Catlin, VIM NJ. Lyon and
wife, J. 5. Miller and C. II. Gilman went to
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
George w. King and wife left Saturday
evening for South Bend, Indiana: Charles
d. Server for his former home in Canada ;
Z. A. Root Tor two-months' visit to old
friends in the States" and w. d. Com
stock and DR.. f. f. Tebbets and wife, also
for the East.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday :
A. III. Donecken, Omaha James W. Gar
neau, John Garneau, st. Louis; Robert
Beck, Oakland; J. Blanchard, Chico; Sam
Deal, San Francisco George w. Clark and
wife, Newcastle; NJ Davis. Elko: William
Ash, Colnsa; George Champlin, Red Bluff ;
X. 7. Hnuseman, Vina; J. C. Stovall and
wife, Williams; w. Stairley, Red Bluff.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday :
Mr.. Spafiord, city; G. W. Lvtle. Santa
Cruz; James Costello. Elk Grove: Tames
Watson, city; E. W. Boneing, San Fran
cisco; Frank Johnson, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs.
7. Brison and son, Reuters; Mrs. S.
Beicher, John Givens, S. B. Moore, w.
Plerson, Costumes; C. Z. Smith, Davis
vile; Sam Hurlburt, Honolulu; Mrs.
Stacks, Gait; Frank Traganza, Elk Grove.
Five years ago yesterday Sergeant Bar
WICK arrived on the Pacific coast, and five
years to-day he took charge of the Signal
Office in this city. This is his twelfth wear
III the Signal Service, which time has been
divided up in different portions of the
United States, as follows: Mount Wash
lngton, n. H; st. Paul, Mimi; Yankton.
ID; T.; Fort Myer, Virginia; Denver, Col:
Alpena, Mich; and Sacramento. The Ser
geant has been in charge of the Signal sta
ton in this city longer than at any other
point, and is not anxious to be changed
from this to any other place.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: S. Holbut, Horace D. Rawlett, III .
q. Dinkins, H. Downs, L. d. Judah and
wife, A. H. Evans and child, J. G. Gaia
gan, r. I. Carroll, Miss Rose Wood. Miss
c. Alsberg, Lewis Morrison, E. J. Holden.
Rosabelle Roy, w. T. Ross, San Francisco
E. A. Belden, New Jersey; Will Fitz-
maurice, n. y; w. II. Davis, Alf Wilson.
Marysville; Roy Glenn, Oakland: ]. A.
Hanson, San Francisco; n. J. Hill, New
York; S. f. Coburn, Crescent CITY: Sam
Jones, city; ]. A Shea and wife. Mime
apolis, Mimi; S. III. Clapp and wife, New
York; Vincent G. Moore, Virginia; James
Murphy, Chicago; William Earll. Chico !.
+. ID. Cobb, Stockton; George Morris. Oak
dale: W. ID. Newman and wife. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. L. Durkee, Buffalo, n. Y.
Last Thursday evening a very pleasant
surprise party was rendered to Mrs. III. J
Edwards, of Port Costa, and Mrs. Herman
RoSsknecht. OF San Francisco. at the resi-
dence of II. B. Nielsen, corner Eighteenth
and streets, in this CITY. During
the evening fine collation. was served to
which ample justice was done. The even
inc. was spent in pleasant converse, vocal
and instrumental music and dancing.
Among those prese nj were Mr. and Mrs. III
Il. Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs. George Olive. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Wolf Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Bronze, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hadix, Mr.. and Mrs J
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gutenburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. w. J. Ed
wards, Mrs. Herman Rossknecht, Miss o.
Miller, Miss Carrie and Mamie Woodman.
Miss J. Gaffney, Miss H Foley, r. H.
Schroeder, Messrs. George Clark, A. Sulli-
van, Ernest Erauw, Prosper Erauw. Henry
Nielsen, George Nielsen.