Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Eli Denni.ou, of Oak land Vas in the city ycs'er-
| day.
N. Eideout canc down from Marysviue yester-
! day.
william Hawkins came to the city from Chico yes
terday.
c. n. Dickey and J. C. yentcr, of Marysyille, are
! DR.. Eli Treegarden. Of Marysvine was in the city
! yesterday.
| Mrs h Wood Of wheatland, is visiting friends
| at Lincoln.
Albert Gallatin returned from brief mountain
| trip yesterday.
W C. Crosette, Of Folsom, and J. Scott, OF Nevada
| City, are In town.
wv Lee has returned to the city after brief
| visit to St. Helena.
Miss Alma Reese Of Elk Grove is spending few
days in Sacramento.
Mrs. R. Brown, Of this city, has gone to Truckee
and Tahoe to spend few weeks.
Daniel Mcneil, Of San Francisco, passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Tehama.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. ober, of Gait, are visiting Miss
Florence Todhunter, Of Washington, Yolo county.
Professor John Gamble, OF the Lytton Springs
College, SoRoma county, was in the city yesterday
Sheriff Burnham, of Fl Dorado county came up
from San FRANCISCO yesterday en- route TO Placer
vile
H. c. Allen, E. s. Pond, Z. b. Adams. Mrs ". f.
Bridge and IL. J. Murphy, Of San Francisco, in
the city.
Miss Clara Thurman, of Lincoln, is visiting the
city, her return from San Luis Obispe, the guest
of the Misses Manning.
Mrs H. Robb, of this city, passed Newha on the
Southern Pacific yesterday. She will arrive IN Sac
FsmentO this afternoon.
A large number OF parties from Auburn, CoifaN,
Dutch Flat and other places in the foothills
camped on the shores of Bonner Lake.
Miss Pet Boyden OF Lincoln, has gone to Truckee
II thal aLy, 70 tiruta fau- 10 at1iD
stop at Alta for awhile the guest Of Mrs. j. n.
Hastings.
Miss Lizzie Coffee, Of San Francisco, left for her
home in San Francisco yesterday morning. She
the guest Of Mrs. Maggie r. Taylor and Miss Lena
Smith.
The Weber Lake stage will leave Truckee for the
lake every Tuesday and Saturday, and will return
on Friday and Monday The stage now goes and
c mes by the way OF Independence Lake, so passen-
gers desiring to stop at that lake can do so.
5. NJ Enos, VIM. Enos, j. w ChiIes, j. f. Chiles,
". p. Chiles and Add c. Collins, Of Davisvle.
passed through Willows FRIDAY route for Shasta
oOu 'ty. These gentlemen are all prominent cit.-
Zens OF y olO county, and going TO the mount
aims for few weeks Of recreation.
NJ p Stone City Superintendent Of Grass Valley
schools is spending few days in San Francisco.
Mr.. Stone will visit the public schools of that city,
Oakland and Sacramento, compare notes with the
Superintendent OF those schools and post himself
thoroughly in the duties OF his new position.
A pleasure party OF four young men, says the
Truckee Republican, from somewhere below came
across the Summit with a two.horse wagon the first
of this week. When they arrived at Summit Valley
they found the deep they could not get
through, and were compelled to shovel snow
tire day This was rusticating with vengeance.
At the State House: Il. Glass, city; Miss Alma
Reese, Elk Grove; W. H. Alqeo, Pleasant Grove;
David Wight, San Jose L. y. Lathrop, c. Il. Con-
nelly, Newcastle: Joe Armstrong, Clarksburg P.
n. Beckley, franklin Ben Beckiey, Walnut Grove
r. B. Hathaway, Martinez; George Connors, Boise
City, Idaho; Miss Belcher, George eastman. R.
Nichols, Costumes; Miss Ollie Z. Bragg, Napa r.
NJ. Tracey, New Hope; Charles L. Brown, Routiers
The following persons were registered at Anderson
Springs, Lake county, during the past week: Don
aid Mcmillan, John Center and wife, Miss Patten.
J. Humphreys and wife, Alex. Badlam, DIR. Sharkey
J. Patten, IS Louise Feldman, Miss Laura Field
man. E Smith, Fred Rockmann and wife, L. Field
and wife, Miss Celia Hogan, Miss Lizzie Hogan
Joseph Gallagher, Mrs. J. Kelly, VIM Brown and
wife, Of San Francisco; Mrs. George Carlton. Mrs
Leach, Vim. Butler, Mrs. John Mckenzie and Mrs
Mckeand, Of oakland Thomas Reynolds, Sac
ramento; Mrs 7. Spreckles Menlo Park Miss
Oracle Jewell and Mrs Mather, Calistoga Mrs E.
Giddinss, Lemoore, Tuare county; V. Dunnigan,
Lakeport; Mrs. A NJ Day, Middleton; Miss Mary
and Miss Maud Day, and Mrs Lizzie Giddings, Tt
lare
The marriage of D. B. Spagnoli, well-known
citizen of jackson, to Mss Ida Kerr, formerly OF
Jackson but now OF Plymouth took place in the
latter town. at the residence of the brides father
on Wednesday evening last, i'll the presence of
select company Of invited guests. The ceremony
performed by Rev. j. Darlington Of lone.
Misses Eva Kent, Ida Springfield, Lizzie Kerr and
Stella NJ. Spagnol acted as bridesmaids and Walter
Kent groomsman. After the ceremony the happy
couple were heartily congratulated by the friends
present, and made the recipients Of many substsn-
tial tokens OF in the form OF appropriate
presents. At an early hour Thursday morning the
pair left for lone, to proceed thence to San Fran
cisco, where they will spend few days. They
expected to return to their future home in Jackson
in the early part of next week.