Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-02
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Mahonv. of oakland. is in town.

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W. F. Knox left for Delta yesterday morning.
E. II. Tryon leaves this morning for San Fran
cisco.
terey.
J. Palm and J. Miller have got back from
Monterey.
Mrs John SHELTON and family have returned
from the Bay.
X. D. Stephens went down to the Bay yester-
day afternoon.
DR.. \. NJ. McCollum has returned from trip
to Duunigan's
Mrs J. C. Tubbs returned Sunday evening
from Monterey.
Mrs f. F Smith has gone to Portland, Or, on
visit to her son
Or. J. c. Van Homer and family have returned
from Pacific Grove.
w. b. Miller and family returned last evening
from San Francisco.
Henry Burnhaln and wife came up from the
Bay yesterday noon.
James W Mitchell, of Latrobe, was visiting
Sacramento yesterday.
A. Nelson returned yesterday from business
trip TO SOnOna county.
VI. d. Hunt returned yesterday morning from
trip to the mountains.
Judge s. c. benson left yesterday for Monterey
to bring his family home
Justice Greeley and family, of Marysville,
came to the city yesterday.
DR.. +. W. Hatch Jr., of the Napa Insane Asy-
lum, is visiting Sacramento.
c. V and James Selkirk of Kalamazoo Mich
igan, are visiting Sacramento.
Madame Won Tillow and son returned yester-
day from visit to san Francisco.
Andrew kenny of Lincoln, and F. HoughtOn,
of Tehama, are 1T the Capital Hotel.
DR.. j. c. Van Horner and family have re-
turned from Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Mrs. 4. J. Vermilya is lying very sick at the
residence of Mrs. Fawcett, 500 II street.
Mrs. J. \. Barber, of this city, has returned
from visit TO her ranch near Auburn.
Mrs John Bidwell came up from san Fran
cisco yesterday, en- route for her home at Chico.
Louis Harms an old resident of Sacramento
but now living III Stockton, was in town yester-
day.
NJ J. Dillon has resigned his position in the
bank mt Reno, and returned to Sacramento TO re-
side.
Robert Regain. the turn-teacher of the Turn
Ncrciu, left yesterda. for his old home in Ger
many.
W. F. Welcker, state Superintendent of Public
Instruction. went down to san Francisco yes
terday.
John N. Aiilliken returned yesterday from a
six weeks stay in Putnam valley near Emf
grant Gap.
Miss Lillian Evans returned home on Satur-
day evening, after quite an extended summer
ing at Santa Cruz.
Miss Arzcla Bayless has returned from Red
Blum, where she had been visiting the Misses
Owens for two weeks
J. W. Boyd, wife and daughter left yesterday
for the ranch of ". /. Moore, in Siskiyou county,
near the Oregon line
DR.. J. D. MacLennan, of san Francisco, was in
the city yesterday. He Will return in q day or
two and remain three months.
Mrs. ". j. Edwards, Of Oakland, who has
been visiting he city for several days the guest
of Mrs. II. b. Nielsen returned to her home
yesterday.
Rev. J. V. Bryant who has been pastor of the
NJ f. Church ut Woodland for the past three
years, preached his farewell sermon last Sun
day night.
\ letter received kere from Judge r. b. McFar-
land, Who is improving his health at Bartlett
Spring, states that he will not return before "a
week OF ten days.
Conductor J. D. Hatch has returned from his
trip TO Monterey and santa Cruz, etc, and yes
.crlHy resumed charge of his train. His family
viii return home this evening.
Ex-police oticerP. Leavy, who has been visit
ing Ireland, Is among the passengers to arrive
here this morning from the East. So also are
Samuel Jones and c. :. Givens, of this city.
Michael Roach, Miss Maggie Roach, G. C..
Pickett, Thomas German, Benjamin Bailey,
AlOnzo Neal, Live Oak; jesse ClOnsen, Lincoln:
Mrs. W y. Brown, Michigan Bar; Miss f. Ia Bul
lard, Davisville, are at the Eldrcd House.
Rev H. J. Becker and wife report that upon
last Friday evening their residence on NJ street
near Eighteenth was entered by a host of deter
mined men and women, who, without ceremony
took charge OF the house, filling their cupboards
with ediblcs. and their purse with coin. After
serving refreshments and engaging in CONVEX
satiou and singing, they dispersed without doing
any material damage While Mr. and Mrs
Becker are grateful for the rash act, they hope
it viii not be too often repeatedly
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
trr.fs E.Yrnt rnfr Walt i
Danlorth, San Francisco; Vim. Johnston and
wife. Miss Belle Johnston, Miss Matte John
ston, Eicha1d; j. I, Murray, NJ. D. Miller. San
Francisco; J. NJ. Stow, Walnut Creek: G. d.
Rutherford, Vallejo; Daniel B. Gillette San
Francisco; :. +. Darlington, city; John Barker
Kern; 6 60. Holloway, san Francisco: W J. I'm
bin, PittSburg; Miss Chamberlain, Berkeley:
Robert Hamilton, Frank Jacobs, San Francisco
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
NJ. Carpl! l.. Shiplot. city; 5. s. Bridgeway
Pleasant Grove; +. 4. GefIord, city J. A. Robin.
son. Red Bluff; DR.. 7. b. Mayors. Los Angeles:
Robert Stewart Amator county: W $ Himman
berry, II. Wilson, r. Isaacs, Volcano; J. Person
Frank Pierson, VIII Pierson. Costumes: Mrs. l.
Crawford. Gilroy; W. F. Carpenter. G. L.
Richardson, Costumes: Oscar Stephenson
franklin; John Craig, Comanohe: Jas McGurk,
Hicksville; VIM. Mitchell, San Francisco; Mrs
II. G. Scott, Costumes; c. W. Nolan, Buffalo
New York.
Last evening. at the residence of the brides
parents Henry Runckel was united in marriage
with Miss Julia, eldest daughter of Trustee
Gutenberger. i. Anderson and Miss Minnie
GuteubcTgeT, sister of the bride, stood up with
the couple while the marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. II. Rice Quite.a
number of their most intimate friends were
present, and the happy couple were the recip-
tents of a number of useful and valuable pres,
ents. The residence was beautifully decorated
with flowers and eyergreens and q bountifII
wedding feast was spread