Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Coglan went to
Marysville yesterday.
]. +. Madden, of Newcastle, was amono
yesterdays visitors to the city.
Robert NJ. Tanner of Oakland went mn
to his ranch near Chico yesterday.
Hon. W. H. Parks and wife, of Marys-
vile, paid the city visit yesterday.
w. w. Wade is confined to his bed with
infiammatory rheumatism at his residence
No. sos street.
Mrs. L. Billups and Mrs. Henry and
Lewis Wagner, of this city, are visiting
friends at Shasta.
Mrs. G. n. Smell, of this city. and Mrs.
S. A. Todd, of Dundee, ILL.,, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. +. B. Croker, L. L. Lewis. Albert
Gallatin, A. Wason and A Mooser went to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald has returned
home, after an visit of two months to her
sister, Mrs. ]. d. Slatery, at Marysville.
s. A. Palmer and wife, of Livermore,
formerly residents of Sacramento returned
home yesterday after visit to friends here.
Mrs. A. j. Blodgett went to Gait yester
day, to attend the Good Templars' County
convention, and from there will go to lone.
Judge l. S. Belcher came up from San
Francisco yesterday, and after attending
the session of the State Library Trustees,
went to Marysville.
The Altman brothers-George Casper
and Leopold-will start for Baden. Ger
many, this morning, to visit their friends
and relatives in the fatherland.
Fred. Nye. editor and one of the proprie-
TORS of tho Omaha 10 I,e
been, with his wife, paying California a
visit, returned home by last evenings train.
Henry Edgerton and A. G. Booth. of San
Francisco, came up yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Trustees of the State
Library, and returned home in the after
noon.
Lieutenant w. H. Cursor, Company F
First Artillery Regiment, was in the city
yesterday. His examination took place
last night, and it is needless to say he
passed satisfactorily.
In the city yesterday George Claus, ia
cob Hutchison, Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin,
Philip Wagner, Costumes Thomas Rust
Green Valley; Daniel Martin, Elk Grove
William Mitchell, Laguna; K. T. Scott
Gait.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: G. U. Hall, J. Rudolph, San Fran
cisco; VIM. Johnston, Richland; w. H.
Parks and wife, Marysville; E. Skies, San
Francisco; Mrs. C. E. McQuaid, Yuba City;
2. Wager and wife, Folsom; James NJ. Will
cox and wife, Carrolton, No. d. P. Parks.
Napa City; E. w. Harris, J. W. Gray, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday:
Jas. H. Spafford, city; j. NJ. Overmire, Gait;
]. L. Chenick, Elk Grove; John Belcher,
Slough House; Seymore Carr, Clay Station;
Mr.. Atkins, Costumes; A. Ralphs,. Clay
Station: G. I. Conner, Oakland S. L.
Huriburt, Deadwood; C. w. Graves and
wife Nicolaus Geo. eastman, Elk Grove;
L. Meiss, Jr Plymouth; Geo. Quincy, Elk
Grove, ID. Sayles, Clay Station; L. B. Pierce
Pleasant Grove.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
A. Sutherland, lone; H. T. Higgins
Ciarksburg W. r. Graft Lincoln; VIM. Nc
Cam, Dixon; VIM. Dunbar, San Francisco;
S. L. Iulow MarysvilIe; /. E. TAYLOR, F.
Lowry, San Francisco; H NJ. IaRue, Sac
ramento; VIM. Myers, San Francisco; NJ.
L. Isham, Clarksburg; ]. w. Masiick, VIM
Hood. Alameda; Jas w. Mitchell, San
Francisco; ii. M. Leingberger, Napa; J. D.
Spencer and wife, Modesto.
Z. A. Sprague and Allen Henry of
Chico, returned yesterday from a few
weeks trip to Arizona and New Mexico,
where they went to secure land for a cattle
range. They had fifteen days in the saddle
during their prospecting, and return with
high regard for the horses of that section
as conveyances over almost impossible
trails. Such land as they were in search
of is even row hard to obtain, in conse-
quence of the rush of Texas cattlemen to
secure it. The Chicoites return in excel
lent health and evidently their trip was
highly beneficial in that respect
The Foresters, as is their usual custom
upon the marriage Of one of their number,
last evening serenaded Leonard Kidder
and his bride at their residence on NJ street.
between Ninth and Tenth. About seventy
members OF the Order, accompanied by the
Hussar Band, assembled at the residence
of the newly-married, and were received
cordially and entertained right ROYALTY.
The hours were whilei away most enjoy
ably, there being an impromptu pro-
gramme of addresses, reciiations. songs,
etc An excellent repast was served, to
which al. did ample justice. Who is to
be the next Benedict amongst the Forest
ers is question now agitating the female
breast of those who are acquainted With
the large number of young men that be-
long to that excellent Order in this CITY.