Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
P. D. Smith, o, pIaeervilIe, is in the city.

P. D. Smith, OF PlacerviTe, is in the city.
Hon. W. II. Parks was in the city Saturday.
Judge Anderson. OF Franklin, was in the city
Saturday.
Dr. Hitchcock, Of Napa, was visiting Sacramento
| last Saturday
Miss Mary Weller Of Santa Cruz, isvsiting friends
| at Nevada City.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton has gone to San Francisco
| for brief visit.
Miss Nettie Dunbar, of this city, has removed to
| Montana to reside.
George B. Katzenstein returned yesterday from
Chico and oroyie.
| W. h. H. sabin, of New York, is stopping for
| few days in the city
Judge A. B. Dibble, Fish Commissioner, arrived
| from Grass Valley yesterday.
Captain Sam Deal came up to the city Saturday.
| and returned to the Bay yesterday.
Ex-Sherif William Harkey, of Suffer county,
come up from the Bay Saturday, gong home.
Judge ]. D. Goodwin, of Quincy, Plumas county,
passed through the city Yesterday route for home
Ex-senator Davis and William! Burcham, of Marys
| ville passed through the city yesterday for San
Francisco.
There was social dance at Florin Friday night,
about thirty couple being present. Music was fur.
nished by Jones Beebe's band.
Judge H. L. Joachimson, of San Francisco, who
| arrived from the East Friday evening, went down
| home Yesterday, after visiting friends here.
Louis Phillips, S Lavenson, D. Lubin Israel Luce,
A E. Shattusk, and A. Abbot were passengers for
San Francisco by yesterday afternoons train.
Judge W. S. Stafford, who Executive Clerk
during Governor Perkins administration, up
| from San Francisco yesterday to spend few days.
W. G. Scott agent OF the La France Engine Com
pany, left for the East yesterday by the southern
route, having been summoned TO his old home at
Elmira, New York, account of the illness of his
father.
party composed of G. NJ. Mott, George Stafford,
w. F. Jackson, J. A. Todd and j. E. T. Pike left
Saturday evening for trip to Summit and Truckee
to view the snow fields and the scenery along the
route.
Miss Lizzie Sargent, born in Nevada City, and
youngest daughter of Minister Sargent is in Zurich,
where she is making speciality OF the eye Miss Sar
gent graduated from the Pacific Medical College at
San Francisco
S. A. Tucker, agent of the Parker Gun Company,
arrived from the East Saturday. and will remain a
few weeks the coast, during which time he hopes
to have some duck and goose-hunting and to take
part in some OF the pigeon-shootiDg matches.
Ernest A. Girvn, official Court Reporter at San
Francisco, and formerly Of the RECoRD-UNION came
up from the Bay last evening. He goes to Folsom
this morning to make an official report for the
Board of Prison Directors of the investigation upon
the charges against Warden McComb.
~ V. Gardner, of Sacramento county, who is WIS.,
iting friends at Inland Mimi, writes back: al
found my folks all able TO get out, though it's a
great wonder to me how they live. They must be
very tough to stand it and work like blszes in the
summer in order to get enough to live on in the
winter, for they have six months snow and when it
does go off the land is this red sand that will leach
out as soon it is raned on" He thinks the north
pole is close to where he is visiting. and that there
cannot possibly be any open near it He is GO
ing to return to Goods country" as soon as pos
sible
James Riley was united in marriage last evening
to Miss Ella Bloom, of CORTLAND, the marriage cere-
mony taking place at the residence OF Mrs Taylor,
at Seventh and Q streets The groom has for many
years been in the employ of Gus Lavenson at the
corner OF Fifth and streets The bride is a sister
of Mrs. Sol. Runyon The wedding was private,
none except few intimate friends being present
Albert Dillon and Miss Ora Runyon acted as grooms-
man and bridesmaid. The happy couple were the
recipients of many valuable and useful presents
They leave this morning for San Francisco and Mon
terey on their bridal tour.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday: R.
huner, c. Warehouse, San Francisco; D. ]. Nor
tor, Jr, Chicago; W. II. Parks, Marysville; Ed
ward H. Alling New York; S. A. Craig and wife,
Mrs. Usher Chico K. B Wood, Yreka W. II.
Parks, Jr., Marysvile; W. L. Cornelius New York;
Henry Slower, Lawark, H.; David Plumb, Mary
land, H.; s. A. Tucker, New York J. D. Good
win, Miss Matte Goodwin, Plumas George W.
James, Tuscarora, Nevada; VIM. F. McCracken,
Costumes; L P. Crane, Chico A. D. Bulger,
city; 7. S. Ewing and wife, Wheatland a. T.
HATCH Suisun; E. W. Gwin, San Francisco; W. F.
Peck, E. E. Meek Marysvile C. E. Hastings
and wife, New York W. Morton, San Francisco J.
A. Pittsburg, st. Louis.