Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


II. X. Saow and daughter are in the city.
J. W. Shsnkln has returned from Oregon.
Thomas Miller Of MaIysville, is in the city.
Charles 7. Jones has gone to San Francisco FOR
few da, s.
John A. Massey, of San Francisco. is stopping in
the city.
Otto Fleissner has returned from weeks visit to
San Francisco.
Mrs. j. 7. Stafford has gone to San Francisco on
a visit to friends
Mrs. n. L. Drew and daughter leave this morning
Eugene A. Petrie and Claus Anderson will leave
to-day for Monterey.
Mrs. DIR. Plnkham and daughter have returned
from the mountains.
l. s. Belcher, Of Marysville, came up from San
Francisco yesterday.
John n. Larkin and VIM. Davis returned yester.
day from Camp Raymond.
A. l. sanborn, of Santa Cruz, has been visiting
the city for several days.
DR.. Tyrrell, of General Sheehan's staff, returned
Yesterday from Camp Raymond.
Emerson's Ministries passed through from Marys-
vile yesterday, en- route TO Stockton.
J. and G Strani, of Marysville, with their fami-
lies, are paying Sacramento visit.
7. B. Miller, of Marysvile was ill the city yester-
day and went to San Francisco last evening.
Mrs A. Hanson and daughter Maud have left
Santa Clara.
Rev. T. II. B. Anderson has returned from a
camp meeting held on briggs ranch, five miles north
of Woodland.
A. S. Smith, editor OF the MarysviDe appeal, was
in the city yesterday, on his way home from a
months summer vacation.
Russell Flint and Clarence waterhouse have re-
turned from extended hunting and fishing excur-
sion in the neighborhood Of Mt. Shasta
District Attorney Smith, of Kern county, arrived
in the city last evening. He will remain in the city
few days, the guest of his brother, Ed F. Smith,
Rev. James Hummer and family arrived on last
Tuesday, in company with j. A. Anderson and
family from camping trip to the Big Trees and
Lake Tahoe.
Miss Ora Stephenson, who has been visiting at
Guadalupe for the past two mouths, arrived in the
city yesterday. Miss Stephenson will go to Frank
lin, her place of residence, in few days
Emmett McNamee, James shannon, W. Harlow,
George Harlow, r. b. Merchant, w. Il. Wright,
Lonis McLane, Louis McLane, Jr, j. S. Davis, Miss
E. c. Ran, Henry Eickhoff, Chas D. Hines, G. ID.
Deenskins, all OF San Francisco visiting Sacra
meRto.
General James II. Ledie died at New Brighton,
Staten l-and, ten days ago, OF enlargement of the
liver. General Ledlie was well known this coast
having constructed the Nevada Central Railroad
which was but recently completed, He served with
distinction during the war, and Of the first
commanders Of colored troops. He was a native of
Utica, N " and fifty years Of age at the time of his
death.
The centennial anniversary Of Mrs. Joseph Har-
ris, at Wbeeler-End, England, the occasion Of q
jubilee, in which the whole village joined A tri-
umphal arch was erected, under which the old lady
rode in an open carriage drawn by two hun
dred men and women, all of whom were her lineal
descendants. She has been the mother of TO chill
dren. The eldest nov living is 81 years of age and
the youngest so.
Charles s. Miles, of Anaheim, Los Angeles county,
was married on the ID instant 10 Miss Rowland, at
Media, Pa. Two days before the marriage Mr. Miles
and Miss Rowland were riding in buggy, and the
spirited horse becoming frightened at some object
ran away, throwing both OF the occupants of the
buggy to the ground. The young lady quite
seriously hurt, and Mr.. Miles also received severe
bruises. But as the preparations for the wedding
ceremony had been made, the young people resolved
to ahead, despite the accident, and the wedding
was performed with the groom swaihed in sticking.
plaster End the bride laying almost helpless in bed
few evenings since the young folks of Co.
sumnes and Xix Grove gave Mr.. Pierce bachelor
residing on the Costumes, surprise party. They
cordially received, highly entertained and
the +" bachelors hail" afforded. Excellent music
was in attendance from Clay station Among the
ladies present were Misses Z. Fritch Oracle Gill
more, Sallie Mcclure, Ehe Konkie, Florence Doty
Sarah Doty Lizzie richards, Hattie Richards Emily
Sweet, Mrs. Hill, Mrs Bays. Among the gentlemen
IN attendance were $. Ross, J. Mitchell c. Baudy
NJ Bays, b. Cotton, J. Cotton, NJ. Brinton, Mr.
Hill, +. Walton, d. stephens, T. Elder.