Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
s. Price, of Woodland, is in the city.

A. s. Price. of Woodland, is in the city.
r. j. Flanagan, of stockton, is in the city.
EW Culver, of Newcastle, was in town yes
terday.
c. NJ Reuner and L. Huseman. of Yreka, are
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. hatcher have returned from
Hardin Springs.
A. Walrath, of Grass Valley, went to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Samuel Deal and NJ. Sicily came up from the
Bay last evening.
Henry Wittenbrock has got back from trip
to Hardin Springs.
Miss Ada E. Smith, of Truckee, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Bailey of CORTLAND are
at the Capital Hotel
Surveyor-General W. H. Brown returned TO
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Hon. A. L. Chandler went down to Oakland
from this city yesterday afternoon
Mrs. w H. Bolton and family, of Colusa, are
visiting Mrs A. L. Hart, of this city.
BENJAMIN F. Bullard, of Grizzly Flat, is in
town, but leaves for home tomorrow.
Frank Esterbrook and Samuel Vaughn, of the
Costumes, came to the city yesterday.
Dr. w B. H. Dodson, of the Red Bluff Sentinel,
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
J. T. stratton, of San Francisco, who had been
here fora few days. has returned home.
J. II. Strobridge came down from Redding
yesterday. and left by the Western train.
ia. Orr. of Quincy, Plumas county, was among
yesterday passengers for San Francisco.
Horatio Hurd went down to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon, but expects to return to-day.
Walter S. Moore Chief Engineer of the Los
Angeles Fire Department, was in the city yes
terday.
Misses Jennie Mcfarland and Virginia IaRue
have returned from Il visit TO friends at San
Francisco
Miss Mary Kelly and Miss Clara Mcdonald, of
San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. \. Murray
Costumes.
Superintendent A. G. Fell, of the Salt Lake
division of the Central Pacific Railroad was in
town yesterday.
Captain E NJ. Stevens leaves to-day for San
Francisco, from whence he sails on Saturday on
a trip to Humboldt county.
Martin D. Donahue, son of John Donahue, of
this city, has gone on II three-years' cruise, eX
pecting to go around the world.
James Arnott, of Sierra City, went down to
Berkeley yesterday from Sierra City, to resume
his studies in the State University
Messrs. Anthony, Jay and Merriman, Govern
ment Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad
arrived here from the East yesterday.
Charles A. Wetmore Chief Executive Viticult-
ural Officer, leaves for San Francisco this even
ing, having been in Sacramento the past few
days
A. Hockheimer and Dr. W. C. Eidenmuller, of
Colosa county who were delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention, returned home yes
terday
o. P. Dodge and wife, Mrs. Wilbur +. Smith,
Miss Adelia jackson and Pearl jackson left last
evening for months camp at Soda Springs,
Placer county
Senator Fred. Cox returned yesterday from
San Francisco. He will leave tomorrow, accom-
panied by his wife, for Lake county, Oregon, to
be absent month.
Mrs. James McClatchy and Miss Fanny NJ.
McClatchy left for Monterey yesterday. Charles
X. McClatchy leaves for the same destination
to-day, via San Francisco.
their ranch in Lassen county. The Judge will
return in about two weeks, but his family will
be absent during the summer
State Prison Directors Boggs, Van Fleet and
hendricks went up to the Folsom Prison yes
terday. Judge Armstrong went up with them,
taking his gun along for little hunting while
the others were transacting business,
At Freeport Wednesday evening Arthur Har-
ris and Miss Emma Greer were united in mar
riage. Miss Addie Kidder and Henry Harris
was a large assemblage Of friends from
the city and all parts of the county The we'd
ding took place at the residence of Andrew
Greer, the brides father, an old and esteemed
resident. where fine supper was served later in
the evening.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
G. D. Bassett Clay Station; l.. p Carlson city;
g. Q. Green Santa Cruz; c. n FELTON,, j. p
Ames, Boston; L. Isham, Woodland; S. S. Hins-
dell, ClarkSburg; S. Z. Higgins, Sacramento; A.
Conner J. Ii. Griden, VIM Dixon, COsumnes;
Geo. T. Boyd San Francisco A. 6. Downer
Riverside; Major c. c. Gray and wife, Davisville;
b. Bates, Courtland; +. L. Ellbreik Honolulu:
VIM. Knox, Haywards B. T. Whiting, Oakland:
NJ. l.. Smith, Brighton; Miss George Martin.
Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Finch, Florin; Miss Maggie
Morris, Amador.
Mrs. J. T. Moulton Miss |. +. Moulton, San
Francisco; Miss c. 8. Leake, Lewis f. Mouton,
Los Angeles; Irving +. Moulton, San Francisco;
Mrs. J. s. Marion, Sheridan; Mrs. 3. K. Parrott
Chico J. H. Bolles san Francisco; J. S. Wallis,
Mayfield; j. H. McNutt, K. Burrough, f. Cum
mingS San Francisco; J. w. Wenland, Mrs.
Bunt J. c. Black, San Jose; W. II. Fiske, VIM
K Curry, San Francisco: A. ]. Farr Milpitas:
r. L. Without, Stockton; Richard Iyers, San
Francisco; b. 0. Cutler, Placerville
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: James
Randall, Boston, Mass; Fremont Morse. u. s.
Mass; W. c. Ellis and WIFE Frank Brown and
wife, Miss Hattie Brown, Chicago r. w. Abbott,
Mrs. F. Il. Abbott, Mrs. K. K. Bowie two chill
dren and nurse, Mrs. J. w Dagan, San Fran
cisco II. b. Kennedy, G. f. Brooker, Omaha !;
Miss r. NJ. Brodic, Montreal, Canada William
Cruise, Helena, Mont; J. b. Scott, Butte City,
Mont; J. W. Breckenridge, MERGED i. Delmass
and WIFE H. Lagrue, Paris, France; A. W. Har-
ris Philadelphia; w. II. Clark, New York city ;
H F. Edwards and wife. Denver; w. r. Emer-
son, New York city; +. b. Wilson, San Fran
cisco Miss r. f. Jones' Miss E. NJ. Jones, Chi
cago; Mrs. f. Brunswick, san Francisco; W. w.
Wallace, Austin, New