Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Attorney Fuller, Of Marysville, is in the city.
Constable B. F. True, Of Chico, is in Sacramento.
7. H. Wallis came up from the Bay last evening.
DR.. Cluness returned from San Francisco last
evening,
]. W. Bowdenhar er, OF Rio Vista, is stopping in
the city.
Captain Foster and wife returned from San Fran
cisco last evening
H. 7. Griffiths, eX-Assemblyman from San Fran
cisco, is in the city.
Mrs. W. II. Wilder, Of this city, returned from
the Bay last evening.
Mr.. McCudden agent OF the railroad company at
Vallejo, is in the city.
Captain ]. L. Jack, OF the Folsom branch prison,
is visiting in the city.
Peter Rafenrath, of Cottonwood Shasta county,
is stopping in the city.
Colonel G. W. Babcock, the renowned TEMPERANCE
lecturer, Is in Woodland
Father Grace pastor OF st. Rose Church. came Up
from the Bay last evening.
The Misses Minnie and Amelia Hanche have re-
turned from San Francisco
Railroad Commissioner Humphreys is in the city,
the guest Of Governor Stoneman.
Thomas Harper, J. F. Hill and G. B. COrwin, OF
this city, were in Woodland yesterday.
William Il. Mills, accompanied by II. C. Marks,
passed through last evening to Auburn.
Miss Agnes Hummell and mother will leave
W. E. Gerber and Henry Gerber were among the
passengers the overland train from the Bay last
night.
Dr. A. B. Nixon, OF this city, was united in mar
rage yesterday with Mrs. Anna Z. Wisewell, Of
Sterling, Illinois.
]. C. Allen, of Michigan Bar, who has been over
the mountains for several months, has returned to
his home on the Costumes.
On the 9lst of October L. Job Heacock
ried to Ada F. Blood at Santa Cruz Miss Blood for
many years resided in this city.
Colonel Isaac Woodson, of Woodland, left Tuesday
for Kentucky He will be absent for few weeks,
when he will return with his family.
VIM. Bartage, of Georgia Slide, FL Dorado coun-
ty, in the city yesterday and left for his home
last evening the East bound train.
F. c. Lusk, of Chico, attorney for the admini5tra
tor OF the Glenn estate, came up from the Bay last
evening" ana will remain until Friday.
DR.. F W. Hatch, who has been below, attending
the commencement exercises OF the medical depart
ment of the State University returned last evening.
| Parties who attended the festival at Folsom from
this city on Tuesday evening say that the entertain
ment was fine, and the supper served was simply
| immense"
| Miss Anna Evarts sister OF Miss Mary Eyarts and
Mrs. Ward, of Woodland, who has been a visit to
her parents in Michigan for over a year past will
arrive by the overland train to-day Miss Eyarts
will be accompanied by her father and mother and
two sisters.
| VIII 81. Thomas, says the Yoo Mail of yesterday,
a former typo Of Woodland, and stepson of II. L.
Marders, was in Woodland yesterday. VIII is
located 10 Sacramento, and will this evening lead to
the altar Miss Irene D. Stephens, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Washington.
The Woodland Democrat of the 18th gays Miss
josie st. Clair, of Trinity county, is spending few
! days in Woodland Miss st. Clair is the champion
rider Of Northern California. She out yesteT.
day in 1ulging in her favorite amusement, and at
tracted considerable attention by the graceful man
| ner in which she rode and managed her horse.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday:
FL. c. Pockman, c. Richards, Mrs A. Bloch Mrs. g.
Jewell Master Jewell Isador Schwartz J. s.
Triest, A. Cohn, E. Lynch, Silas A. Gunst, J. kron
and wife, W. r. Dangerfed, d. C. Mitchell, j. II.
johnson, W. H Pollock, Mrs. J. B. Ritter, San
Francisco j VI. WaDg, Nevada City; Daniel
| Titus, Oakland Judge NJ Silverthorn, Denver,
Col; Miss VI. A. Clark, Boston, Mass; J. w. Ward,
| Jr, Oakland.
On Saturday evening last the ffftieth anniversary
| of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duncan
YoO county. large number of the relatives of the
| aged couple were present. many coming from dis
tance to be present on the joyous occasion. Many
| useful and valuable presents were received by Mr..
| and Mrs. Duncan, and splendid supper was served.
very pleasant time passed by all present, ard
many were the congratulations extended to the
bride and groom of fifty years the happy passage
of the voyage of life, accompanied with the earnest
wishes OF all that they might celebrate their diG-
| mond wedding twenty five wears hence.