Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

4icCliiiS, MI NOIluup ftnldllllilg 10 con-
duct the singing.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Geo. f. Bronner got back yesterday from
Ophir
Isider Layenson, of Rocklin, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Alice Bidwell, OF Chico, went to San
Francisco yesterday
Mrs. Rufus c. Lowell, of this city, is Wis
+ iting in San Francisco.
Rev. C. McKelvey is visiting the city and
viii remain until Saturday.
Frank Adams and D. w. Spear of
Auburn, came down yesterday.
Chas. a. Garter, of Red Bluff, returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
A. C. Turner has succeeded Mr.. Lewis
as landlord of the Craft House, Woodland.
Mrs Frank Winterburn, of San Fran
cisco, returned home from this city yester-
day.
Marks Levy, who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends here, returned yesterday
to Portland, Or.
II. Y. Reardon, of Grass Valley; George
Ball, of Marysville, and Sheriff Reamer, of
1olo county, were in the city yesterday.
C. 2. Loughridge, conductor on the
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad,
was among yesterdays visitors TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McDermott, of Oroville,
came to the city yesterday on their way
to San Francisco, to look after citrus fair
interests.
L. NJ. Holt, editor of the Riverside Press
and HorticultWia has returned from visit
to Oroville, and left for home yesterday by
way of San Francisco.
Hon. R. D. Stephens, f. J. DePue, ]. H.
Carroll, E. j. Gregory, j. R. Watson and
Secretary of State Thompson went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Charles A. Gillig, ofGilligs United States
Exchange, London, was in town yesterday
with his private Secretary, calling upon a
few friends, and left for San Francisco.
A very cordial reception was given by
the ladies and gentlemen of St. Paul's
parish to Rev. j. Hutchings Brown, the
new assistant pastor, at the residence of
Robert Forbes, last evening.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday ::
VIM. I. WEIGH, II. A. Rogers, r. H.
Beamer, c. II. Garoutte, Woodland; J. w.
b. Montgomery, Butte county; Miss Isabel
Morris, San Francisco; T. c. Mcconnell,
h. Flanagan, Elk Grove; j. Heintz, Center;
l.: A. Simons, Oroville; G. B. Richardson,
Lincoln; ): G. Rogers, Dixon; John Clauss,
Oakland; II. A. Craig, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; Chas. A. Gillig and Secretary,
London L. NJ. Holt, Riverside; Geo. Bail,
Marysville; II. V. Reardon, F. A. Spencer,
Z. a. McComber, G. d. Dauskin, Nate
Jacobs, Leopold Calm, C. Z. Zwisler, San
Francisco l.. f. Moulton, Colusa; Mrs.
VIM. Johnston, Miss Belle Johnston, Rich
land G. G. Liebhardt, Denver, Col; C. E.
Bleyer, Milwaukee; E. w. Roberts, Oak
land; w. +. Wolf, New York; A. D. Levy,
San Francisco; A. NJ. Simpson, Oakland /;
John w. Newell, Robt. g. Byxlin, E. A.
Jackson, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day; Ralph Miles, Gait; Sam Hurlbert.
Trinity county; ]. p Sayles, Elk Grove ;
A. |. Overton, Lee Township; Mrs. B.
Mills, Folsom Z. Bush, Sacramento river;
J. d. Saunders Lakeport; Geo. Kerr, Elk
Grove; Peter Hansen, Walnut Grove; f.
Stiller, Seymour Carr, Elk Grove; II. w.
Rollins, Cottonwood, Shasta county; J. W
Wolenberg, city; VIM. E. Thomas, P. F.
Thomas, Elk Grove; John Pierson, VIM.
Pierson, Jesse Hammet C. T. Pierson,
John Morrison, Costumes; Geo. Doherty,
Crescent Mills; 1. w. Roden, Elk Grove /;
ID. f. Miller, San Francisco.
CLUNIE OPERA House." The White
Slave " drew large and thoroughly graft
| fed audience last night. To note especial
merit is pleasure, and enables the record
to be made of good piece of character
acting by Mr.. Sambrook, in the role OF
| job, part not often attempted by those
not especially trained in the personation of
| the negro slave of thirty years ago. Mr..
| StaleyS RTltton is manly and effective
representation. Between Mr. Vessels,
| Miss Morris and Henrietta Osborne, how
ever, the chief honors of the substantial
| success of the thrilling drama are to be
shared. To this success the scenic
artist, Mr.. Wilkins has contributed in q
manner that emphasizes and intensifes
| the best scenes of the play. The support
! by Mr.. Craig, Mr. Vinton and Miss Chester
is such as the leading parts demand. The
encores and curtain calls were numerous
last night. The piece will be given to-
night for the last time.
A TRAMP's RAID.-About P NJ yester
day young tramp called at the back dool
of F. Mier's residence, No. LIPS L. street
and asked for something 10 eat. Mrs. Miel
brought him out some food just as her hus
band arrived, and went in to dinner, pay
| ing little attention to the stranger, who
moved away from the door. Mr.. Mier hat
| just completed his meal. when the servant
girl called to him, inquiring if he had lef
a certain drawer in his room, in which he
! at times kept money, open. He replied in
the negative, and upon her stating that she
had found it open, he made a hurried
investigation, and discovered that a buck
| skin purse containing about $3.50, mostly II
| large gold coin, which he had in the house
| temporarily to pay bill with, had beer
stolen. The open front door showed the
| manner of the thief's entrance and exit
1t is presumed that the tramp who applied
for food was the burglar, or the burglar
accomplice.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMs.-The pre-
miums and prizes awarded at the citrus fail
las; week have now about all been PLACED
in the hands of the winning parties. Tht
elegant Garland range, donated as a specia
prize by L. L. Lewis & Co.. and awarded tC
Mrs. Karr, of Marysville, was forwarded tC
her yesterday, and, with lis nickel and golC
plating, is a sufficiently fine piece of house
hold furniture for a parlor. Mention ha;
already been made of the fact that it re
ceived the gold medal and blue ribbon ovel
d; l36 competitors at the Worlds Exposition
New Orleans, and it also received the frs
premium at the late State Fair in this city
The cost of the range was $3.50 at the Ores
cent City.
Two HUNDRED ladies' and children's gos
samers, in black and silver gray, will b,
closed out at 81 cents to 81, worth 81 % t.
81 each. Clunie q kiley, X and Eighth
Sale A. NJ. prompt.
To CLOSE out to-day and tomorrow, la
dies rubber gossamers, good quality, Z;
Genus; children's 80 cents. Red House.
1 AXE
SIMMONS
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