Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

C. W. Reed, of Yolo, has returned from the
East.
P. wager and wife, of Folsom, are visiting San
Francisco.
]. L. Goode, late of Texas, has taken up resi-
dence in this city.
Secretary Of State Thompson has gone to Santa
Rosa for few days.
D. J. Brown and L. Il. Pierson, OF Oakland, came
to the city yesterday.
Ariel Lathrop and wife passed through for the
East Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. A. Sampson, of Gait, left Wednesday for
a short visit to Sumner.
Senator Stewart left for the East on Saturday
evenings overland train.
Prof Cooper and H. P Marks went to Colfax or
Saturday for a short stay.
The Misses MITCHELL of Cicero are visiting friends
in Cottonwood, Shasta county.
J. A. Hills, of Woodland, was in the city yester-
day, and returned home last evening
Sheriff Estill, R. o. Cravens and A. P. Catlin
up from the Bay Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Furnish, of Gait, returned
Wednesday from six weeks visit to Fresno.
MISS Josie Prouty, Of Gait, is home from Napa,
at which place she has been attending school.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell of McConnels Station,
has returned from brief visit to San Francisco.
II. ]. W. Dam, the Governors executive secretary,
has been granted leave of absence for thirty days
Miss Maggie Parvin, of Grand Island, is visiting
San Francisco. She will remain for several weeks.
W. II Goucher and wife went to Rocklin Satur-
day evening, and will go from there to 0rovle to-
morrow.
Miss Fannie Chase, of Gait. has returned from
Oakland, at which place she has been attending
Mills Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Mott returned home Saturday
after months visit to Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco.
A. G. Glenn, of Jacinto, jackson Hatch, of Co
Iusa and f. w. Towle and WIFE OF Dutch Flat are
in the city.
S. A. Wolfe leaves this morning to attend the
Grand Encampment, which will convene in San
Francisco October 18th.
r. L. Douglas and Gus. E. Miller, OF Woodland,
are in the city Mr. Miller was former resident of
this CITY, but has gone into business at Woodland.
Miss Mamie Pogue of San Jose, made visit to
Sacramento last week, and was the guest OF her
cousin, Thomas Wood She left for her home on
Saturday.
Last Saturday evening, at the residence of Mrs.
W. P. Lyon, lib Third street, between X and L,
Albert Dougherty, of Penryn, and Mrs. Katie Miller,
OF Sacramento, were united in marriage, Rev. II. II.
Rice officiating.
W. H Mills came up on Saturday evening, and re-
turned to the bay yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by Mrs. Mills and family, who have been visiting In
the city the past few days
Arrivals at the State House: John C. wyie and
Mrs Andrews, Woodland; James heegan, San
Francisco; w H. Atkins and VIM. eastman, E k
Grove; A. L. Foot, Concord, Cal; Chas. Cummings
and son, New Hope d. Younglcve and wife, lone
j. W. Bodenhamer and George Allender, Rio Vista
o. l.. Durkee, Pleasant Grove.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
W. N. Bowen aud wife, Suisun; A. NJ. Pearsell,
Miss Deter, J. D. McNary, Colusa; W. NJ. Gibson,
Stockton; j. SusmanD, Mrs. II. Susmann, daughter
and son, Boston; J H. kester, VIVA: A. ]. Barrie,
William, A. T.; E. d. Goodrich, New York J. t.
Cochran, W. Ii. Pollard R w. Deutsch NJ. p.
Smart, Henry Perry, s. Bachman, B. Grunsbaur,
Harry Cole, San Francisco
party corsisting of H. E. Bullock, ]. Il, Serene,
H. NJ. Fairchd and B. F. futile, under the guild
ance of Dana Perkins, are engaged in making tour
OF observation OF the Georgetown divide in FL Do
RADIO county, with view to the development OF that
section and to this end they have under censidera
ton the construction of narrow gauge railroad
from Rocklin to a point about "a miles beyond
Georgetown and east Of Placervile.