Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Henry Edserton Is in San Francisco.
W s. Mesick came up from San Francisco yester
day.
Assemblyman L. Il. Cary, of Alameda county, is
IN the city.
c. E. ssxey and Vim. Porter came down from
Marysyille yesterday.
James OBrien and C. C. Duhain came down from
Smartsyie yesterday.
YIN. Singer, Jr., OF Marysville, viii arrive from
the East this morning.
Jasper Mcdonald passed through the city last
! evening en- route to Eiko.
Miss Ada willard passed through the city last
evening route to New York
Mrs H L. Tieknor parsed through the city last
evening en- route to Carson City.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Stocker, of MarysviIle, have
left for trip TO the Yosemite Valley.
Mrs Ethan A. Scott, OF San Francisco, is visiting
the family of c. W. Kits at Grass Valley.
w. o. Clark has returned from an extended tour
through the Eastern and Southern States.
R. Il. Lloyd passed through the city yesterday en-
route to the fishing grounds on the MeCioud river.
Mrs c. K Waters and daughter Miss Amy, of
Grass Valley, are visiting friends in Cousa county.
| The members of Agassiz Association OF Grass VAL
ley spent enjoyable day in the woods last Satur
day.
Misses Mary and Maggie Kean, daughters of
County Treasurer Kean, Of Yolo are visiting Grass
Valley.
Miss Annie Anderson, who has been teaching
school at Orland is spending her vacation at her
| home in PlaceryiIe
Justice Stephen J. Field, OF the United States
| Supreme Court, and wife among the overland
passengers to arrive this morning.
Miss Hazel Lee, who has been spending several
weeks in Red Bluff, recuperating her health, re
| turned 10 her home in Oregon this week
John Johnson, formerly q leading merchant OF
| Grass Valley, removed this week, with his family,
- San Bernardino, where they will reside.
| Mrs. j. X. Saunders and daughter Miss Ada, have
| left Sacramento for their old home near Boston,
Mass. They will return in about four months.
Miss Jennie Denver, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Bailey, of Chico, for several weeks
past, has returned to her home in San Francisco.
J. B. Stanford, nephew CT Governor Stanford
with his wife and two children also George H. Rice
and family, and w. R. A. johnson, up at Lake
Tahoe.
Joseph VI. Mount, agent and Assistant Treasurer
for Emerson's minstrels, in the city yesterday
arranging business matters for the appearance Of
the troupe here.
Professor H. S. Perkins, of Chicago, a wellknowu
musical enthusiast, was in the city yesterday the
guest Of ]. L. Skinner and left for his home in
Chicago last evening.
Judge Sawyer OF the United States Circuit Court
his two sons ana his aaughter Mrs. J. O. Adams
and her two sons spending months vacation
at the foot Of Mount Shasta.
At the examination conducted at Marysve by
State University, the only persons who presented
themselves were C. II. WalwoIth and George Dixie
man, students OF the Grass Valley High School.
E. D. Love, Of Sacramento, was married to Miss
Emma Alleway, of Des Moines Ia at San Frar-
cisco on Monday by the Rev. I. II. b. Anderson,
formerly of this city Mr.. Love and bride returned
to this city yesterday to cool off, it extremely
hot at the Bay.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel F. D. Schue-
bly,, Jesn Schuebly, Yakima Civ, W. T: H.
Eargauheim New York ]. III OAKLAND
Chas n. Schwab, r. Higgins. Joseph Mount agent
EmeIson's Minstrels), San Francisco f. D. Per-
kins, j. W. Pearce, A. s. Baldwin, A. n. Guptil,
Suisun.
About fifty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs W. S.
Thomas, of Sorom1, assembled at their residence
last Saturday night to celebrate with them the
ffteth anniversary of their wedding day. The al
tair perfect surprise the recipients and the
occasion was joyful one After receiving the con-
gratulations of all present, the venerable couple
with the assembled guests sat down to a sumptuous
repast stylishlooking cake, containing mum
Der OF gold coins, was presented to them on behalf
OF those present by Rev. Mr.. Wykoff.