Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

]. II. Fletcher and son, of townsville, are in
the city.
Walter B. Ferral has gone to Fl Dorado county
| for brief stay.
VIM. F. Huntoon, of this city, was in the City
| of Mexico May 9th.
Captain A. Foster returned Tuesday night
| from san Francisco
! Judge J. c. Bah returned yesterday to Wood
I land from Sacramento
Hon William Johnston and wife returned YES
terday from Marysville
General Charles Cade-alader went I'D 10 Red
| Bluff yesterday afternoon.
Postmaster Green left for San Francisco by
! yesterday afternoons train
| W. W-Bronnell and r. H. Newton. of Wood
land, are at the Capital Hotel
R. D. SERVER and wife took their departure
! yesterday for trip to the East.
Frank L. Richmond, of Sacramento, was in
Minnesota and Dakota last week.
Charles Kent, of Nevada City, passed through
yesterday, going TO San Francisco.
C. A. Duncan San Jose; J. Mathews and VIM
B. Cross, san Nateo are iii the city.
Mrs J. c. Bowers who resides below this city.
left for the East yesterday morning.
United States Marshall NJ. NJ. Drew was among
the passengers for the Bay yesterday afternoon.
]. NJ. Hoyl, of Chico, has returned from a sew
eral months visit to his old home in Missouri.
J. C. Coleman and family, of Grass Valley.
passed through the city yesterday, going 10 san
Jose
Miss Celia Tyack and Miss Carrie Davis. of
Grass Valley, are visiting friends in San Fran
cisco
Frank Huber, of Georgetown. Ell Dorado
county, was in the city yesterday, en- route to
ColuSa.
George W. Peacock, of Marysville, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route TO Byron
Springs
George b. Katzenstein viii leave for Washing
ton this evening, and remain in the East about
Il month,
Miss II. II. Watson, who has been visiting Mrs
Horatio Hurd, of this city, has returned TO her
home in Oakland.
Dr. De Derky went down to san Francisco
yesterday, TO attend the meeting of the state
Homeopathic Society.
District Attorney J. J. Boyce, of Santa Barbara
county, is spending few days i'll Sacramento,
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Wallie Beck came down yesterday from Red
ding, where he has been i'll the employ of Sis
son. Crocker Il Co, and went over to Truclee.
Miss Emma Garfield left yesterday for stock
ton, to be absent several days having promised
to assist at friends wedding on the Goth in
slant.
b. Reynolds, Routiers: +. E. Conner Michigan
Bar; W. A. Scott, Costumes, and Thomas DAILY,
of Eureka. Humboldt county, are at the Eldred
House.
Miss Florence f. Swain, who has been paying
visit to friends in Sacramento returned yestcr-
day to her home ut Greenwood, e Dorado
county.
Mrs VIM. P. Harkey, $. s. Harkey, 4 brother
of ex-Sherff Harkey of Suffer county and Miss
Katie Wilton, Il niece of his, arrived from Hi
nois Tuesday.
Herman Dohn, who has been at Adams
Springs, i'll Lake county, for the past month, has
returned. He says so far but few visitors have
arrived at the springs.
Judge s. s. Holl got back yesterday from trip
on legal business to Lassen county. He got |
caught out in Il rairl-storm above Redding Tues |
day night, and received u thorough wetting.
Assemblymen Terry Kerrick. Crumpton, Hun |
ter, Wallace, Matthews Rhiel, McCasky, Fortna. |
Booth and Cutter, and Senators Mcclure, Del |
Vale, Ryan and Nrooman left for their homes |
yesterday.
J. F. Crooks, of Benicia went East a few |
weeks ago expecting to extend his visit 10 Eu- |
rope tor Improvement of his health He is not |
as well since arriving ut the East, and Mrs. |
Crooks, who had remained in California left a |
few days since to JOIN ,ler husband i'll Ohio.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: |
John 5. Wainwright San Francisco: Mrs " L. |
Clarke and son, kmigrant Gap; Vim. Johnston
and wife, Marysville; W: j. Kettler, \. c. Crane
and wife, a. J. CarmOdy and wife, Charles T. !
and wife, San Francisco; Geo. Ryder |
and wife, London; Charles \, Garter Red Bluff; |
Vim. Sawyer, Jr., Marysyille; John Davenport,
E. Harris SAN Francisco: p. c. Hale Sacra-
mento.
Tuesday evening party of friends called at
the residence of c. II. KrcbS, 1l2s II street and /
rendered that gentleman, surprise party in
honor of his birthday When all had entered
the parlOrs, Victor Hugo, spokesman of the
party, complimented the host. in II neat and APP
address The party was largely com
posed OF singers, who sang a large number of
beautiful songs during the evening. Mr.. Krebs
his wife ana daughters, entertained the large
in the most hospitable manner. and
the party did not break up until a very late
hour,
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Yesterday:
Thomas Daily. Humboldt bay; \. II. Mcclellan
William Stillman, Pleasant Grove; Jackson !
Craig, Reno; John Smith, NJ. Morris, city; b. +.
Knox, Mrs: F. Roraback, san Francisco; Miss |
Alice Belcher, l. Scott, Costumes; E. d. Lewis
s. P. Sherwood Elk Grove: c. ". Bronson and and
wife Clarksburg: Henry Hebb, Walnut Grove:
\. Stein Cincinnati; Ed. Meiser, Walsh Station;
J W. De Cola Grass Valley; G., W. Chapman,
Winters; LOUIS Meiss, Jr., j. Meiss. J. W. Davis
Clay Station; Thomas Mcdonnell, McConnelTs
Willie Merkinalla, Boston, Mass.
The following west-bound overland passen.
gers passed Sacramento this morning.: e. Strause
Miss Brookcs, London; T. O. Waller, Missouri;
G. WOodsOn, Missouri; Mrs. G. \. Irvine and |
three children, Ukiah, Cal; Ruth Calkin. Nellie
Phelan, New York; j. NJ Wclshows, Omaha: G.
4. Rabbit, Providence, r. l.; G. L. Crismon
Salt Lake; C. T. Crockett and wife, Bridgeport
Conn; +. J. Ordway, Chicago; NJ. Bennett, Jr.,
Hartford, Conn; George II. Allen, New York;
JohH i. IlcFCe, bTpokiNn, y. l.; Al1fed IL DIX,
New York; John Murray and lady. Miss G.. w
Deming, British Columbia; Frank Butler Sac
ramento; George Barber, Auburn, \. Y. b. W.
Dixon, New York.
George L. Littlefeld, an employe of Lindley &
Co., and Miss Alice May Woods youngest
daughter of the late J. s. Woods, were united in
marriage at 100 p VI. yesterday, by the Rev.
Carroll NJ. Davis at the residence OF the brides
mother G street, between Eleventh and TWELFTH |
Those present Were the, immediate relatives of l
the contracting parties. The residence was
and proftlsely decorated with |
flowers and evergreens. The bride was the re-
cipient of many valuable and useful presents
among which was an elegant silver tea service /
After the ceremony all partOok of an excellent /
collation. The happy couple left for San Fran |
cisco on the 80 p, NJ. train, taking with them |
many friends. During their bridal tourthey will |
visit the principal cities and places of resort in
southern California