Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

L. S. Taylor returned from the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. L. F. Craft, of Woodland is visiting Sacra.
mento.
G. G. Locke, of this city, left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Miss Mary o'Bren has gone to San Francisco for a
few weeks.
|. D. Barnard, OF San Francisco, with family, ar
rived last evening.
W. B. H. Dodson, editor of the Peoples Cause,
Red Bluff, is in the city.
Miss Lizzie Stevenson left yesterday for short
Mrs. Kate Willis will arrive in this city to- day by
the Southern route.
Mrs. Patrick Riley left for San Francisco and
Monterey on Friday last.
Miss Eta ellis is visiting friends near Dixon.
Will be absent about two weeks.
Victor W. Hart left yesterday for Washington,
Conn.,, where he will euter school.
r. D. SERVER and wife, and Miss Frances Hvnett,
have returned from few weeks visit to the Bay.
A. E. 7. worley, a delegate to the Convention and
reporter OF the San Francisco Post is in the city.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lockman. of Grass Valley, will arrive
from the East by the overland train this morning.
A. McNeal and his daughter Minnie returned last
evening from two weeks visit to San Francisco.
Reuben Lloyd, of San francisco, prominent
Republican and delegate to the State Convention,
is in town.
Mrs. W. F. Miller, and her daughter Alice, have
returned from three weeks visit to San Francisco
and Oakland.
Ben A. Prindle, of San Francisco, a delegate to
che Convention is stopping with friends on Ninth
street, between and streets.
George J. Smith, Chairman OF the Executive Com.
mttee of the Republican County Committee of San
Francisco arrived last evening attend the session
of the Convention
b. P. Carr, Train Dispatcher OF the California Pa
cific Railroad was married al Lakeport August 2sth,
to Miss Ansy Childs. of Allen Springs. MISS Chiids
was reared in this city.
The party consisting of w F jackson and wife,
j. E. 7. Pike and wife aud F. p. jackson, who have
been spending five weeks camping at the lakes in
the SierIas have returned to the city and report
having had most enjoyable time.
Johnny b. Farnsworth was given birthday party
yesterday by his parents at their residence tho
corner Of Second and streets, in honor OF his
seventh birthday. Neatly printed invitations were
sent to his juvenile friends who assembled to the
number OF about seventy. The little folks were
amused, feasted and made happy and sent to their
homes about P. NJ
Albert E. Leonard, Of this city, was married Mon.
day evening at COG J street, in this city, to Miss
Louisa Inho', of Folsom. Rev. T. S. Dunn official.
ing. Miss Katie A. McKernan, Mrs c. Schling-
heyde, George lmhof and J. II. Smith, Jr of
Folsom, were present The floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful.
B. T. Carr, q train dispatcher of this city, and
Miss Amy Chids, of allen Springs who were mar.
red at the latter place day before yesterday, have
many friends in this city, portion Of whom upon
hearing of the happy event. met and passed the fol-
lowing expression of their regard and sym.
pathy Whereas, Chd's innocent glance and win
some smile has removed from us our most genial
agreeable and social friend and companion B. T.
Carr whereas, have walked, talked slept eat
and drank together in our many meanderings about
town in search of fun, frolic and pleasure a thing
We sometimes found and sometimes didn't make us
miss you, dear boy, all the more therefore be il
Resolved That while sincerely regret and sorrow.
fully know that shall miss your shapely form your
pearly smile and seven by nine assessment never
theiess, we bow to the will and seductive innocent
| ways Of Childs happy influence In being able 70
switch so handsome Carr from our reckless track
| to one more evenly and better balanced NAV the
engineering influence Of go gentle and loving Child
be used to keep the track clear and always be
ready to down brakes when a domestic obstruction
appears upon the matrimonial track. II your Car,
down the grade too rapidly. fail not to turn the
brakes Of kindness, gently but firmly on 80 that be
may never desire or wish to leave the loving en-
brace, tender touch and musical voice OF Child;
iI-t.uspce. Finally and sincerely be it Resolved
That we, and all, wish Mr. and Mrs Carr all ths
| unalloyed and unauthorized happiness that car
possibly be bestowed upon person in this trouble
some and sinful world. We ali hope that your train
though Just mace up, may grow in size and both O.
you re the happier for it, and when you near tn,
end OF this lifes track that You can truthfuIJy sa,
| you have kept your train well manned and can Sc.
nothing, done in the past that you could improy,
upon il you had your matrimonial train to run oyel
/ again.