Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! J. H. Ward, OF Elk Grove was in the city yester-
day.
j. N Bermester, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday.
| Hugh NJ. LaRue left yesterday for his ranch in
| Lake county.
Miss Title Miller, OF Latrobe, is visiting friends
at Whestland.
Joseph Miser and J. P. Henley, of Michigan Bar,
are in the city.
j. G. Bailey, of Placervie, is visiting E. O. Bailey,
in Modoc county.
D. Calvin and J. Phelps, Of Jackson, stopping
at the Eldred House
E. Mer-ifeld has returned from the East to his
home in Nevada City.
J. o. Forbes, Jr, of Georgetown, El Dorado
county, is in the city.
Mrs C. C. Saunders and her daughter, OF Lincoln,
| are at the Capital Hotel.
Joseph H. Allen has returned from an extended
visit to the State of Nevada.
Mrs. W. r. Coe, Of San Francisco, is paying visit
to her old home, Nevada City.
Mrs ]. Guth is visiting Mrs. Coil on the lower
Stockton road for few weeks.
Oliver Plummer and j. Il. Talbot, OF the Cos
umnes were in town yesterday.
Last night W. U. Shearer and G. O. Hayford, of
this city, went up TO Clipper Gap.
HIP Martin and wife, of Truckee L. D. and j.
F. Brown, OF lone, are in the city.
Chesterfield w ellis came from MS ranch yeSter
day and returned in the afternoon.
Joseph Kruzberger, nephew of L. Kruzberger, OF
this city, arrived from Illinois yesterday.
W. W. Moreland, Private Secretary of the Gov
ernor returned yesterday from his Sonoma visit.
Caswell Dorsey, telegraph operator at CORTLAND,
is spending a few days at his home in Grass Valley.
Lee LaRue has taken up his residence on a farm
in Lake county recently purchased by his father, Il.
VI. LaRue.
Charles T. johnson, of Philadelphia, was in the
city yesterday, and LETT for the south the fore
noon train.
Mrs. R. D. Carter, Of Nevada City. has returned
to her home from visit to San Francisco. Her son
Robert came to Sacramento to meet her.
]. E. Simmons. Deputy Sheriff of e. Dorado
county, was in the city yesterday. He reports the
discovery of extensive and valuable gold deposits in
the vicinity Of Mud Springs.
Mrs Annie Markham, OF Placervile, and Mrs
Fred. Cage of Elk Grove, were in the city yester-
day. The former is guest of the latter. Mrs
Markham will leave Saturday for the home of her
parents at Celona, Ell Dorado county.
Charles Davey, wife and children, have returned
to Grass Valley after trip to England. Mr.. Davey
saw most of the Grass Valleyaus who have taken up
their abode there and says they all in good
health and are yearning for California.
The wedding of William NJ. Browning and Miss
Theresa Ann Lutz took place Sunday evening at
O'clock at the residence of the young ladys parents
mony in the presence Of limited number of guests
o. Gowel was the groomsman, and Miss Kate Lutz
sister to the bride, was bridesmaid Many beauti-
full and valuable presents were received.
At the State House Hotel Dan Stilwell, city
j. o. Forbes, Jr., Georgetown; W. Z. Everson and
wife, A Stephenson, Elk Grove Mrs. James Wood
ward and two daughters, Oakland; VIM Woodward
G. II. Manning, Carson Creek; H. NJ Cartwright,
Miss X. C. Cartwright, Lincoln; c. W. Edwards
Latrobe Mrs Maxield, j. Jenkins, Florin; t j.
James, Lodi; E. Irelan, Galt: G. W. Chapman,
Winters; John Wells, Colusa; Mr.. Wiser, Cosum.
mes ; S. 5. Hnsdell, Clarksburg.