Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

A. ]. B'nney, Of 0roville, is in the city
John Ingram, Of CORTLAND, is in the city.
P. G. Hale came up from Petaluma last night.
Thomas Bromley came up from the Bay last even.
ing.
W. G. Goode came down from Nevada City yes
terdsy.
Clinton L. White has returned to the city from
Lake county.
Colonel L. F. Moulton, of Coburn, came to the
city yesterday.
j. G. McCuer and Charles L. Dinron, Of Oakland,
are in Sacramento.
D.J. Considine and son have returned from
brief visit to the Bay.
Governor Stoneman and Adjutant-General Cosby
have returned from the Bay
Mr.. anu Mrs. NJ. Barber and Mrs. O. 81. P. Sheets
came up from the Bay last evening.
P. R. Beckley, ex-Chairman Of the Board Of Su
pervisors, was In the city Yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Spreckels, nee Dorr, have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Europe
Mrs. J. c. Flood and Miss Flood will leave for the
Eastern States the latter part Of this week.
Albert Chalmers, General Agent Of the Union In
surance Company, was in the city yesterday
W. A Bateman and H. J. Burgess, of San Fran
clsco and James Lowell, of Carson, are in the city
Miss Matte Huntsman, of Battle Mountain. passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Dr. G. Dart and wife, of this city. left Yesterday
Ior visit TO San joaquin county They will return
Friday
Ex-United Senator Stewart passed through the
city yesterday, en- route from Washington TO San
Francisco.
DR.. William Mccormick and family contemplate
leaving Grass Valley in few weeks for residence
in san Francisco.
Sir C. Wolseley and Lady woseey are the guests
q IN Taa
Manor, Maryland.
Mrs. c. E. Dwinelle and family, of San Francisco
have moved to their new residence on Weber street
Encinal Park. Alameda.
Mrs. W. X. Dietrich of san Francisco, is visiting
Grand Island, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs f. K Par
win. She will remain several weeks.
Swiss Consul Berton is confined to his room at the
Grand Hotel, San francisco, and considerable ap-
prehens:on is felt in this case by his friends
Miss Mollie Ryan, Of San Francisco, who has been
visiting the city for several days. the guest OF Mrs
C. H. Joy, left for her home on Saturday last
Archbishops Riordan and Alemany, with their
party passed through the city yesterday in spt cial
cars, en- route from the East to San Francisco.
Mrs. Lily Corey and her sister, Miss Sarah john
sion, arrived IN Grass Valley on Saturday Miss
State.
James Woodburn returned Yesterday from a trip
through Amador and Calaveras counties He re-
ports roads good, travelling pleasant, and the people
prosperous
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Nathan enter.
tanned at their residence, on the occasion Of the
twelfth anniversary OF their marriage over 100 of
their friends
Judge Swift, ex-Mayor of Sacramento and Presi-
dent OF the Sacramento Bank has with his family,
taken rooms at the Occidental Hotel San Francisco,
for the winter.
In the city Yesterday: R. C. Montgomery. Stock
j. b Srris
Huggins, James Callens, Miss Lizzie Callens, Court
land j. D. Griffith Oakland.
-Attorney-General Hart has returned from
tri2 TO 0roville. He reports having visited mine
near tnat town so rich that slugs of gold could be
picked from the earth without washing.
john Talbot, railroad ticket agent at this CITY.
ard Frank Jaynes, Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, passed Carlin Yesterday and
will arrive in Sacramento this afternoon
Wilhelm Leibl, the German peasant painter is a
man Of herculean strength, but of refined, though
exceedingly reserved, demeanor. He has had only
two pupils-Munkacsy and John Paul Selipger Of
Boston.
II ex Governor Boutwell, OF Massachusetts, speaks
in next years Presidential contest he will have
spoken in twelve such campaigns. He first spoke in
Is4o, and mas been upon the stump every fourth
year ever since.
Saws the Willows Journal: On Wednesday last.
T. G. Jones and family, among the first to settle in
willows, departed for Woodland near which place
they VIII permanently reside Mr.. Jones having
purchased a portion of the Willow Park farm.
Dr. II. Bentley and wife, of Woodbridge, and Mrs
n. II. Smith, of Fort Jones, visiting the family
OF E G. Leadbetter at Reno, New Mrs Bentley,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Leadbetter are sisters 1t is
an enjoyable reunion after many years of separ-
alton.
The marriage of Charles F. Agee and Miss Ida
Bell Evans took place in Dixon last Thursday Mr.
Agee is the only son of c C. Agee, a prominent
farmer of fremont township. Miss Evans is the
second daughter of Dr. G. II. Evans of Dixon and
is highly accomplished young lady.
On Tuesday fashionable wedding took place at
Royal City, Nevada Justice Young marrying T r
Flagg, foreman of the Day mine, to Mrs A. S.
Gould. All the residents of Royal City were pres.
ent at the ceremony, after which a very pleasant
evening was spent, and the health Of both groom
and bride toasted in sparkling wine This is
the first wedding that has taken place at Royal
City.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Charles r. Lloyd, R. Hershfield, James F. Sloan, W
Rewdel, George S .usser, II. Schueslfr H. p Liver
more, R: p Hammond, Jr, A. Wasch, San Fran
cisco; W. H Green, Centropolis; Vim. Johnston,
Richland Lew. GsIlard, Laura Waist Chico NJ
Bull, Miss E. Bull V. Bull, J. S. Bransford. Greens
vile, Call John T. Classer, Chicago; W. E. Chawd.
Ter, Detroit Miss Kennedy, Truckee L. f Moui-
ton, Coburn Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Floyd II. J. Viii
son, Boston; J. W. Biasdell, W. Luste Auburn.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: Miss
Josie Batten, Chico; N. L. Smith, A T Nordyke
Routiers; Mrs. Wbitock, Mrs. Thaw, Nicolaus; W
7. Greenwell and family, Davisville; George Cash.
man and wife, John Williams, ]. A. Gilmore, Geo
Ii. Kerr, Elk Grove Mrs n. NJ. Rogers aud daugh.
ter, Master Rogers A. Johnson, Henry Hebb, Wal
nut Grove; n. Wonderly, John Becker j. W.
Deuch Placerville; Mrs. Samuels and family, H.
Nichols, Plymouth; NJ. d. Mullen, Sacramento
county U. Gray, C. Robertson, Boca; James Har.
denbergh, a. B. Webber, S. A. Anderson, Court
land E. Bootb G. Booth, F,lsom: j. W. Anable,
5. f. Aoable Gold Hill; c. W. Edwards, Latrobe
T. b Reid, city; J. Bayles, ; e Norte; H. A. Han
ner, c. L. Buell., Maxwell A. Connor Costumes