Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-07
City. They will visit Lake Tahoe before their

City. They will visit Lake Tahoe before their
| return.
Senator E. A. Davis. of Yuba City, passed
| through Sacramento Saturday en- route TO San
| Francisco.
Misses Lizzie and Belle Adams, of Dixon, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Albert Alderman, of
! Sacramento.
Mrs. Jerry Schooling and her daughters, Hat
tie and Clara, of Reno, will spend the summer
at Santa Cruz.
VIM Lampe, of San Francisco, is spending
few days in Nevada City, the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Z. Weiss.
Geo. d. Squires the Washington correspondent
of the San Francisco Cal, came back to the
coast Saturday
I Robert Granlee Sacramento county farmer,
with his family, is paying visit TO his old home
| at San Lorenzo
Mrs. C. W. Myers, of Rocklin, and Miss Lizzie
Mcclure, of Auburn, are at Emgrant Gap spend
| ing few weeks.
! T. +. Ross of Petaluma Mrs. r. D. Stephens
and Miss Stephens, registered at the Capital
Hotel last evening.
A. B. Guthrie and wife left yesterday for Bart
! lett Springs They expect TO be absent from the
city couple of weeks
| Mrs. II. s. Croker of San Francisco, recently
spent several days with the family of A. C. DON
nell on Howell Mountain
Miss Nora Simms and Miss Bessie Morris, of
Winters 1olo county, are visiting Williams, the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Kidd.
Miss Norma Streeter, of lone. who has been
visiting the family of Judge S. C. benson, went
down to Oakland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Presson, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burnham, re-
turned TO San Francisco yesterday.
Miss j. McAuliff, of San Francisco, who has
been spending the Fourth with Mrs NJ Nagle,
will return to her home on Wednesday.
Charles Camper, Chicoite, has returned to
his California home after an extended trip
1rOh roc IN and h r,trtfAr
Edward Griffin who came up from San Fran
cisco few days since to spend the Fourth with
his parents returned to the Bay yesterday after.
noon.
Miss A. NJ. Lathrop, of San Francisco, who
has been spending a short time in the noun
tains, returned to the Bay Saturday from Au-
burn.
Thomas Coulter, for a long time connected
with the Fulton Market in this city, will leave
this evening for Montana to take up land in that
country.
Miss Callie Vivian, formerly a teacher in the
public school at Willows, has been appointed
teacher of mathematics and some Of the sci
ences in the Holden College, Missouri.
Quin. Cummings and wife, who had been in
the city few days went back to the Bay yes
terday. Mr.. Cummings health which is not
very good, was improved by his stay here.
DR.. H. W. Hardness passed through the city
yesterday, en- route for San Francisco from Car
son, where he had been satisfying himself as to
certain details concerning the prehistoric foot
prints.
Miss Mollie Ellen, of Trukee, departed on
Thursday for an extended visit East. She was
rendered an agreeable surprise party at her
fathers residence, Sierra street on Monday
evening.
Santa Rosa, where the firm of which he is a
member have the contract for building the
Courthouse. He says the work is progressing
finely, and will be completed by January list.
r. NJ. Turner and daughter Miss Minnie Tur
ner, of Oakland and Miss Addie Price, of San
Francisco accompanied by Miss Belle Ewing,
came up from the Bay last week. and are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Ewing at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Croft and daughter, Miss Lizzie Croft, of
Lincoln, were also their guests for few days
last week.
Wednesday evening a pleasant social dance
was given at Brewster's Hall, Gait The affair
was gotten up by the boys, and managed to the
complete satisfaction of all who participated.
j. s. Phillips, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Gesford,
furnished the music. The party disbanded at a
seaSonable hour all expressing satisfaction at
the manner in which the affair had been con-
Quoted.
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents in this city, Fred j. Mackley, of
San Francisco, was united in marriage to Miss
Lizzie Francis. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis. In the |
evening the happy young couple were banqueted |
by their friends at the State House hotel. They |
leave on this mornings train for Mr.. Mackley's |
iiOlIe ooO AllSSlOu street, SAN rTdllCIsCO
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: T. D. Por-
ter, R. Wheeler, James Watson W. G. Carpenter, |
c. W. Jefferds city; Chas. Miller, T, NJ. Finnis, |
Plymouth; Fred. H. Crowell, Pennsylvania; J. |
b. Cogswell, Gait; j. f. Grunshaw, Costumes ; |
n. p Finch, Florin; J. Aud, Jr, Pleasant Grove; |
L. F. Stewart, Richland Thomas c. Leary and |
wife, Rio Vista Miss Eta Laughlin lone; f. I. |
Mulligan, Forest Hill; J. NJ. Gleason and family,
Walnut Grove G. Devore, Forest Home Fred. |
J. Mackley and wife, San Francisco.
The following west bound overland passengers |
passed Sacramento this morning G. o. Coffman, |
Los Angeles; Miss Olive Lorthrope, Syracuse, |
y. Y; Gilbert Tompkins Oakland J. B. Owens, |
San Francisco G. F. Winter, Kansas City, Mo; |
c. Harriet Visaia; Mrs. J. w. johnson and two |
children, Idaho; W. A. Brant, Wyoming Mrs. |
c. R. Allen, daughter and maid, Mrs. S. Con- |
verse, Oakland; W: s Tevis, D. Friedrich san |
Francisco J. s. Taylor, trinidad, Col. J. NJ. |
Coble, San Antonio, Texas; E. Curtis, Utah; J. |
NJ Seibert c. c. Coble, San Antonio, Texas; NJ. |
c. Murray, ". s. Gordon, Miss E. Frank, Eureka, |
New; B. W. Pease, Massachusetts,; Miss Ray |
Morris, Nashville, Tenn,
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
John Crockett, San Francisco; Miss Fanny |
Francis. Miss Anna NJ. Queen, Miss Emma c. |
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