Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

FIN communicating information for this column
must be taken TO write proper names plainly, an
to give localities clearly. Anonymous commun
cations will in no case receive attention.l
Mrs. Grammiss, of Sacramento, is in Oakland.
Presley Dunlap returned from Tahoe yesterday
Dr. obed Harvey, of Gait, arrived in the cit.
yesterday.
Miss Mamie hatcher is lying quite ill at her hom,
| in this city.
| Fred Cox and wife, of Sacramento, are at Tubbs
Hotel, Alameda.
| Miss Mary F. Ryan went to Auburn yesterday fol
q two weeks VISIT
| B. Goodkind OF the Bear River Neies, Wheatlane,
was in town yesterday.
| R. D. stephens went to San Francisco yesterday
| to remain several days
| Resident Engineer ]. R. Wilkinson returned yes
| terday from San Francisco.
| State Prison Commissioner G. w. Schell returned
| from Folsom and left for Modesto yesterday
The father of o. H. P. Sheets, Jr. of this city,
died at Phoenix, Arizona on the 18th instant
Hon. W. H. Parks and wife, of Marysville, will ar
rive this morning from the East by overland train.
The Chico Cornet Band is rakHg in coin by giving
concerts and dances in the summer towns OF Plumas
county.
Charles NJ Coglan, wife and daughters, leave this
morning for San Francisco and vicinity for few
weeks visit
j. f. Richardson went to Santa Cruz yesterday to
join his family, VINO have been stopping there for
some time past.
F. Danforth, of the Secretary of States Office,
has returned from his trip at various points OF IN
terest and pleasure
p F. Dolan, Captain of the Watch, and B. Cham
bers, Captain of the Guard, at the Folsom Prison,
were in the city Yesterday.
The new Methodist Episcopal Church at Bangor
will be dedicated tomorrow. Rev. u. clifford, OF
Napa, will preach the sermon.
Congressman Berry, of the Third District came
to the city Thursday and remains until this alter
! noon, when he will return home.
Mrs DIR. Smith and Miss Julia Goodell will leave
here the fore part OF next week for a few weeks
recreation at Monterey and Santa Cruz.
NJ. C. Bailey, Joseph Alexander, James Hart and
AL. Turner went hunting last Saturday in the foot
hills of Alexander valley and killed three fat bucks
Miss May earle, formerly of Healdsburg, but now
residing in Alameda, is at present in Healdshurg,
the guest of Misses Jennie Luce and Georgia
Swain
Arrivals at Tahoe City to the 18th, inclusive and
since our last report: J. H. Martin, W. A. Haw-
thorne, ]. G. Chesley, Carson; Laura E. Graham,
Elk Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus P. Wiggin returned from
Monter, last Tuesday, and stopping at the resi-
dence Ct Mr. W, corner of Santa Clara avenue and
Oak street, Oakland.
There were in the city yesterday: C. G.. Warren,
Chico T. Rails, C. j. Egbert, G. a. Loring, Oak
land George A. Fisher, San Francisco and W. F,
Hitchcock, Alameda.
The marriage of Albert Kunz and Miss Alice
Bee!er took place at the residence OF the brides
mother Fourth street, in this city, night before
last Rev. DR.. Bentley officIsting. The bridesmaid
was Miss MOllie Sullivan and grOomsman Emil
Kunz. A wedding festival followed the ceremonies.
Mrs. L. Heyman, of Philadelphia, mother Of Mrs.
L. Phillip Mrs. s. }, Nathan and Mrs. s. Levison, is
visiting in this city She came to the coast at this
time in part 10 attend the wedding of her son, Jo-
seph Heyman, of San Francisco, to Miss Lou Morris,
of the same place, which is to occur on the last
Sunday Ct the present month.
At an early hour Thursday morning a party of
deer hunters left Grass Valley for the Nickerson
ranch some fourteen miles distant, where they will
enter upon a regular campaign against the fleet
footed creatures and engage in the manufacture of
d. Meek N. Byrne, Jr, l. w. Hays, jerry Stone, NJ.
z. Stone and W. X. Bird.
The following are arrivals at Bartlett Springs to
the 10th instant and since last report NJ. R. c. Pull
iam Butte county WIN. Them, photographer, G.
H. Stevenson, Colusa William Taylor, NJ. b. Lee,
Lodi Thomas Bever, San Francisco /; Joshua Mil
Ter, Ukiah A Weiz, HOLSTER; r. Harkenson, E.
Korn d. Wright, DiXo /; VIM Marshall, Colusa;
Mr.. Van Arnam, Frank Greene, Lakeport; octavia
Crigler, Maggie c. Robertson, Glen Cove; H. d.
Shackley, Woodland; Lawrence Cullan, Thomas
Melbourne, Suisun arthur Marshall, Upper Lake;
George Bangard. Colusa; Mrs. H. C llins, Miss
Ellen McCarty. san FRANCISCO, L. r BarkieN, Brent
wood n Coffield, Sacramento NJ. R. Gracia, Jos.
Traynor and wife, Marysville; P. n. Ford, Ukiah
H. Hughes, F. A. Nottingham, G. Kemp, Sulphur
Creek.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the marriage of
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. d. Gage was celebrated at No
desto last Monday evening. There was very large
attendance of friends, many presents, poem of
congratulation and general social reunion. There
were present on the occasion Rev. VIM. L. Mott and
wife, Rev. Chas. Z. Rich, Rev. J. C. Pendergrast
and wife Rev. E. G. Matbena, w. b. Wood and wife,
W. Buckner and wife, II. S. Freeman and wife,
Miss Belle Freeman, c. K. Seely, SAlena Seely, c. n.
Whitmore. A. b. Buckner and wife, P. p Stiles and
wife, Mrs DR.. A. J. Hart Henry Wallace, Emma
Wallace Lucy L. Wallace G. L. Gardner, D. w.
Gardner, Chas. Maxwell, Mrs. E. D. Maxwell, Mrs.
j. H. Nash, Miss Mary N. BENTLEY, John n. Bishop,
Mrs J. Brinkerhoff, WIN. Hardin, Geo. Tully, d K
Woodbridge, wife and daughter, II. A Kerr, A. A.
Kerr, Silas Pierson, Elvra Pierson, Geo. W. Rice,
r. E. b. Rice Mrs. Mary F. Rice Mrs. A. Chase,
Henry L. Keith and wife, stephen Rogers, Mrs. Caro-
line Rogers, A. E Wagstaff and others.