Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
A. J. Bump, Of CORTLAND, is in the city.

\. J. Bump, Of CORTLAND, is in the city.
J. Nj. Lindley, Of Suffer Creek, is in the city.
P NJ Artz, of Brighton, was in the city YESTERDAY.
Surveyor-General Brown and his wife were in the
city yesterday.
W. H. Raymond and wife, Of the excursion party,
went EsSt last evening
c F. McNillians, J. C. Edwards and j. S Kirby,
OF Oakland. were in the city yesterday.
J. b. Haggin came up from the Bay yesterday and
went out to the Norris Grant in the evening.
n. NJ. Jacobs, Of San Francisco, formerly OF this
city, is on a visit here until after the holidays.
Miss Clara Miller leaves to-day for oakland, where
She will spend the holidays the CUES, Of Mss Clara
E Glover.
E3Car Mills and Colonel Robert Hamilton came
up from the Bay LAST evening and are stopping AZ
the Silver Palace.
william Gvyun, Of this city, who has been en-
gagged in dredging Petauma creek, was in SAcra-
mento yesterday.
Francis Veerkamp, Of Granite Hill, came up from
San Francisco Yesterday and wilt return to his home
in Fl Dorado county to-day.
Ms. W G. Mitchell and children, who have been
on molhs visit TO relatives near Latrube, viii re-
turn 10 her home in this city Jo-1Sy.
Benjamin Billiard came down from Grizzly Flat
yesterday, and left in the afternoon for san Fran
cisco, where he will spend the holidays with his
family.
Mrs George Jeh and Mra. r c Kusuer and fam.
lily leave this morning for san Francisco where thcv
will spend th5ir holidays, the guests ot Mrs. W
MIZcmanu.
Herman Btrdage and Walter Wiley, Of this city.
left yesterday for Georgetown. 81 Dorado county.
where they viii spend the holiday season AZ the
" home Of their childhood
W c Merrill came 10 from Oakland last evening,
and will occupy the pulpit oi the Congregational
Church tomorrow mor.iug AID evening Mr. Mer-
r ha, been for the past three years studying at the
Pacific Theol 'gical seminary
Miss Daisy NJ Douglas Of Woodland has returned
from school at BsnicA where she has been attend
ias the Noun- Ladies' seminary, % remain the
holidays alter which she vii return 60 pursue her
studies during another term.
Miss MAY r. SherNin, OF Minneapolis, MINI,
SISTER to Mrs Jos Granger, ot Auburn, was married
al Nut'aud, VI (@h-re she had been visiting for
about year,, ON Thanksgiving, 20 Mr.. Samuel J.
Mea'ey, prosperous merchant OF Minneapolis.
In the city Yesterday Robert Cooper. Helena
George w. Sch,ll and family dest'; Mrs Gomaz
and son, lone Frank Smith, Red Buff MISS
Maud wari, Auburn ". l.. Moore, Keno Miss
+. \ Penn, Fraukun James thell, T. u. Mains,
san Francisco, C.. L. Spoor, Bue Canyon j. II.
Goldsmith, Lakcport; W. j. Courts, san Bernar-
dino.
Arrivals at The Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Thomas j. Petit, Marysviiie, F. }. Sparks, Lin
coin Thos PoCkmau, city Wallace Leach, san
Diego Miss VI. Bradley, Nevada City Miss olive
NJ Slayback, Folsom Mrs. GrImshaw, Costumes
Ms A. j. Brown, Washington, d. c.; Harrington
Brown and wifi, Los Angeles; Lstenber,er,
South Bend j. z Manlove, Brighton VIII.
Cone, Jr, Alameda Rudolph Hop,t Albert HopSf,
J. T. Johnson, Vim. j. Hamilton, Joseph Leggctt,
san Francisco.
Wednesday evening az 5 o'clock, in st PAus
Church San Francisco tn Rev W IA Hill united
in marriage Fred. l.. Anderson and Miss Minnie
Sharp, daughter Of William sharp The officiating
minister and contracting parties formerly resided in
his city. The bridesmaids We're Misses nth, Nag
cie and Eveu Sharp. sisters Of the bride, and Miss
Nettie Hamilton. OF this city. The grooms were W
c Van Fleet Charles Trowbrdge and VII lam aud
ward Sharp, brothers Of the bride. The groom
formerly in the employ Of Huntington u Hop
kins in this city, and now holds position with the
same firm in the san francisco house. A large
number OF their Sacramento friends were present 10
witness the marriage ceremony A reception WAS
held at their residence AT IBIS California street,
from 9 TO l.. The happy couple left the day tll-
lJWlng ON q bridal tour % Mouterev