Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

AL Smith, of Alta, is in town.
n. D. Rideout left for San Francisco yesterday
C. W. Clark came up from the Bay last evening.
Mrs. C. E Spencer is visiting friends in Oakland.
As.embyman ellis Doty was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Ada Clark has gone to Oakland to remain a
month.
James Kaseberg, of Rosevile, was in the city yes
terday.
G. Chapman and Thomas Taylor, of White Rock,
are in town.
James Bithe and wife arrived on the San Fran
cisco train yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Smith left yesterday for San
Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs Pascoll and her daughter Jennie, OF Buckeye
Valley, are at the Eldred House.
Miss Josephine, daughter of Hon. Grove L. John
son, has gone to visit friends in Vallejo.
Mrs E. H. Coe and Miss Susie ellis of San Fran.
els o, are visiting Mrs C. T. Ingham OF this city.
Miss Ada A. Morse, OF Berkeley, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returned home yester
day.
Samuel Blue of Redding, is visiting his brother,
George B. Blue, and his daughter, MISS Lille Blue
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. h Hammer and N. L. Hammer
are passing the summer months at Howell noun
tain near st. Helena
Senator Fred. Cox took his family to Santa Cruz
Yesterday, WHERE ne WILL itafG tllSuI
to Oregon overland.
Ex-senator Foley, of Eureka, New; Jacob Neff,
of Colfax and Captain Gordon of .Ema Springs,
came to the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, who has been visiting
friends in Sacramento for some time, will return to
her home in Auburn to-day.
Frank Jaynes, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company accompanied by his wife, returned TO San
Francisco yesterday from Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Smith, of Oakland, mother of Mrs. George
Locke, who has been visiting her daughter for the
past ten days, returned home yesterday.
D. J. Stevens, Charles Swauston5 Miles Stevens,
Daniel Roden, G. Swanson and W. Gavin, of Elk
Grove, spent the Fourth in Sacramento.
Z. G. Dudley, conductor running between Oak
land and Antioch, has been transferred to the place
made vacant by the promotion of Chas. Seymour.
Major and Mrs P. J. Harvey came up from San
Francisco TO spend the Fourth The Major eturned
yesterday, but Mrs. Harvey will visit her parents
for a time.
E. S. Durham, editor of the NetcS Register,
Youngstown, Ohio, returned from a four weeks
visit to Oregon and Washington Territory and is
now visiting friends in the city.
On the Sd of July, at the residence of the brides
parents at 913 D street, the Hon. Judge James
ONei of Davisville, Yolo county, was united in
marriage to May d., eldest daughter of Judge Thos.
W. Gilmer.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel VIM Uhl-
man. New York A. II. BOrchert, Chicago j. A.
Fish, Rey Moore, Oakland: s. ". Gels, F. II. Far
rar MERGED Miss Laura Zetts, Miss Maggie Robin
son, Red Bluff; C. F. Alardt, San Francisco.
J.W. Houston, ex-Assessor OF Sacramento coun-
ty, who has been travelling throughout the State Of
Nevada for an agricultural implement house of this
city, returned Tuesday to spend the Fourth with his
family in Sacramento. He leaves for Reno on the
east bound train tonight.
C. II. Eldred, the popular young manager of the
State House, and City Assessor John J. Buckley,
leave to-day for Duncan Springs. They will spend
month hunting in the coast range and no doubt all
their friends, when these nimrods return. will be
bountfuly supplied with ierked venison and "bar"
meat