Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. Henry Edgerton is in the city.
General Irving Mcdowell went East last evening
J. B. Wright and wife went to San Francisco yes
terday.
W. c. Hendricks of oroYille, was in the city yes.
terdays
Sam. Dustan, Of Grass Valley, has gone to Corn
wall, England.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey has returned from six weeks
visit to San Francisco
Miss Ida Hill, of Grass Valley has gone on visit
to friends at Martinez
Louis Franchise, Of Grass Valley, has gone on a
trip to Washington City.
Thos Finley, OF San Francisco, went through to
Grass Valley last evening.
A. L. Hart left Saturday morning for Placerville,
TO attend to legal business.
Mrs. Elijah Renfro, of Oakland, is on short visit
to her parents in this city.
A. s. Hopkins and c. S. Giyers have gone to the
East by the Southern route.
Frank Miller returned from San Francisco yester.
day, after three days absence.
John Ricart and wife, OF Grass Valley, left for
Germany on Thursday morning.
Mrs. F. H. Hammer, formerly Of this city, is Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. E. Kleinzorge.
+. L. southack has returned to San Francisco
from his trip to Texas and Louisiana.
Joseph l. Glover, Of the firm Of Booth & Co., is
In the city, and will remain for a few days.
Dr. Grossman, Of Virginia City, passed through
the city last evening en- route to his home.
Frank Livingston, one of the heavy owners of Sac
ramento bonds left for Europe last evening.
P. j. barney, Of the Wharfnger's force, San
Francisco, made flying visit to this city on SUM-
day
Grove L. johnson will leave to-day for San Jose,
to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge, l. o.
OF.
]. G. Stubs and family went to San Francisco
Yesterday morning, having been in the city for
few days.
Walter E. Crowner and bride. OF jacksonville, have
been visiting G. c. Jones, Of Marysville, for some
days past
VIM. Bissell, assistant freight agent, c. P. R. R.,
San Francisco, in the city Sunday and returned
home yesterday.
w. F. Knox left yesterday for Aptos, where he
now has some 200 men at work on building the
Iona Prieta Railroad.
Josie Mcdonald, Of Sacramento, is among the
overland passengers to arrive this morning by the
Central Pacific overland.
VIII Acton, formerly of the Suffer Farmer and
latterly Of the Vallejo Chronicle, has assumed his
old position as local editor Of the Santa Rosa Demo.
crat.
Misses Tessie and Lille Brady, Of San Francisco
came to Sacramento few days ago. and left yester
day for q visit to Mr.. Bryan's family, at Bryans
ranch, near CORTLAND.
Mrs. George Dixon, who has been in attendance
upon her father, John Bennett, at Grass Valley,
during his illness, returned to her home in San
Francisco on Thursday morning.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel John Schlies-
ser, New York; Mrs Mary Krom, Denver; Mrs
Charles Rawson Woodland: G. K. Willard and wife,
Red Bluff; j. w. Payne New York Charles F.
Irons, Miss H. F. S. Irons, Mrs. NJ Z. l. Russell,
Providence, R. l.; A. j. Weiner, w Hiekox, J. w
Fredberg, T. c. Banks, c. Hirech, Mrs. Sanford,
San Francisco.
Saturday morning Henry Steinmiller, of Los An.
geles, and Miss Ida Dumont, OF Woodland, were
united in marriage by Superior Judge Bush. Both
the bride and groom are well known in Woodland,
the latter having passed the greater part of her life
there, and the former being at one time resident
OF that town. The couple left on the morning train
Sunday for Los Angeles, where Mr. Steinmiller is
ENGAGED in business