Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge l. S. Belcher came down from Marys-
vile yesterday.
Matthew Cooke left yesterday on a business
trip TO HOLSTER.
d. o. Mills, who has been in poor health is
considerably improved
Mrs. II. A. Weaver went down to Oakland
yesterday for Il short visit.
Sheriff Mccoy and ]. B. Mcdonald came down
from Marysville yesterday.
C. B. Brown formerly a merchant in Placer
vile, has located in Chicago.
Mrs S. F. Smith returned yesterday from a
visit to her daughter at Bggs.
d. P. Gray came down from Placerville yes
terday en- route to his home in Oakland
/. Mrs. Kelly, of CORTLAND Mrs j. Berry and
Miss Hurley, Michigan Bar, are visiting friends
in this city,
CIV. Bush, Woodland: J. H. Craddoek, Marys
| VILE and Joseph boucher of Chico, are at the
| Capital Hotel.
George G.. Blanchard. of Placerville and Sur
yeyor-General W. II. Brown, of san Francisco,
| are in the city.
E. II. Pemberton Walla walla H. E. Prosser,
| Plymouth, and ex-Assemblyman Baker, OF Yolo,
| are in the city.
c. f WiIcoxon President of the State Board
| of Equalization, has gone to the southern coun-
ties ON official business.
W. G. Brown, Nicolaus: Calvin Mathews, Ar
! buckle; Fred. Collier and ;. Davis, OF san Fran
| cisco, came 10 the city yesterday.
! from Smartsville yesterday, and Miss Masten
i leaves for San Francisco this afternoon.
| ID. j. White for many years n resident of
Plaeerville, has located in Arizona, where he is
extensively engaged III the cattle business.
| Major jefferson Wileoxson has gone to Monte
/ rey, accompanied by Mrs. \. NiicoXson, Misses
/ Lou and Lollie Wilcoyson and Miss Mary Me
| gowan.
| Miss Rachel Coil and Miss Ross left yesterday
/ for san Francisco, the former intending to re-
-f1 10 fhar fHa lnHf
4 school at Oakland.
John Wiley Kelsey, Fl Dorado county; Thos
/ O'Bricn, Michigan Bar; W. X. Lindsey, Co
sumnes. and W. l.. Manning, of GAINESVILLE, are
at the Eldred Honse.
| C. H. Watt and wife, former residents of this
city, but latterly of Grizzly Flat, FL Dorado
county, have returned from an extended visit
! to the Eastern States.
| 5. L. Herndon, accompanied by his mother
and sister, recently arrived from Carrollton Mo.
are in the city. They will make their future
! home in Santa Barbara.
Fish Commissioner \. T. Dibble is spending Il
few days in Sacramento, looking after some bIlis
which he has had introduced in the Legislature
for the benefit of the fish interest.
Mrs. Il. +. Gilman, of Marysville, returned
Monday from extended visit to friends in
Ogden. She was met here by her husband.
They left for their home yesterday.
T. H. Barnard and wife came down from Chico
yesterday, on their way TO the East, via the
southern route. Mr. Barnard is AN alternate
delegate to the Republican National Conven-
ton.
Wallace r. Pond and wife of Woodland, went
East Yesterday Ii is their intention to visit rela
tives of Mr.. Pond in Vermont. Mr.. Pond will be
in attendance at Chicago during the meeting of
the National Republican Convention.
T. c. Shipley, for the past three years lessee
and proprietor of the ST. George buildings, Will
leave to-day for the East where his family are
at the present time, and will remain several |
months at least, with quite a probability of |
making his future residence there.
DR.. T. \. Snider of this city, left last evening |
on the overland train for the East. His visit !
will extend over two months. He will first visit |
his old home AT Shreveport, La, afterward |
spend few weeks i'll Louisiana. He Will make |
a tour of the principal cities in the South. He !
intends to be in New York at the time of the |
graduating exercises at Bellevue Medical Col !
lege. next month where his son, who is student |
there, expects to graduate.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday: |
J. III. Mccarthy, New York p. Brandon, Miss Il. |
\. King, San Francisco; 4. II. Mitchell. Oak |
land; o. F. Leanny r. +. Burns, Auburn; L. |
Mailer, Colusa; 5. W. Marks, Franklin; W. A. |
Goode. Pleasant Grove: Fred. Iseman, DrytoWn: ,
Louis Zehander, jackson Charles Green, Balls /
Ferry; J. c. Gael, J. ". Richards, Elk Grove: A. |
Johnson, Walnut Grove; Thos. Burnley, city: J.
X. Foster Costumes: Frank Sheplar, Union |
House: \. ". Sargent, Locketord; J. J. Excl,
Plymouth: Ralph Miles, Gait; John r. Buesby, |
Wilmington; Mrs. j. II. Holloway, J. H. Walton, |,
st. Mara
j. NJ 4
crystal wedding on last Friday evening, at their
residence in San Francisco. The house was
beautifully decorated with choice flowers, the
work of decorating being performed by several
young lady friends of the hostess. The guests,
numbering about seventy, made the hours pass
in merriment and dancing. Many exquisite
gifts in crystal were displayed in an upper room.
Walter Campbell, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Pierce
and others entertained the guests with vocal Sc
lections during the evening. Several very large
and elegant floral pieces were received by Mr.
Grt~p11 hn1l- !
large horseshoe being noticeable in the dining
room. where an elaborate supper was spread at
IL o'clock.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: w. j. ]
MenZies San Francisco; a. A. Bradford, Omaha:
Neb.: Mrs. L. II. Severet, Geo. H. Severet San
Francisco; D. Maloney. Cincinnati; w. NJ. Rank
Ogden: W. J. Lippincott, Cincinnati; i. NJ. Gill
ham, San Franchises: A. Patton, Scotland J. Bor-
land Nebraska; James Hogg and lady, Boston;
Daniel Tetlow, Philadelphia; Mrs. H. P. Sachs,
Mrs John Gordon, Omaha; Ben. steinman, Sac
ramento; C. A. Galette and family Omaha; J.
B. Pandal, San Francisco; Mrs. Mary Harring-
ton, Salt Lake; George Green and lady, England;
c. Coal, Santa Rosa; J. B. Schinness, Ohio: +.
McDermitt, Palisade, New; Miss Malcolm, Lon
don; John Lang, L. S. A; +. e. Forsman, Will
Transport Pa; August kinler, L. S. A.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
f. L. Colnon, Stockton; Chas. Gidea, San Fran
CISCO p. c. Hale, Sacramento; J. W: Speed and
wife, Guadaloupe, Cal; Mrs. r. J. Herndon S
L. Herndon, Garrolton, Mo-; F. G.. Warehouse,
Boston, Mass; J. NJ. Walling, Nevada City; J. B.
Mcdonald, Marysville; Chas. Jacops II. Z.
Skinner, julius Sultan, G. W. Sicily, Henry Me
Con, Edw. Martin, Ira L. Ramsdell, W. F. Swan
sey, San Francisco; ]. 5. Belcher, Marysville;
Mrs Capps and two daughters Biggs: +. /. Girls
wold Nisalia; ThOs. Findley, Georgetown;
Frank Dusz, Fresno; f. II. Tucker, Salinas;
5. Aaron. San Francisco Chas. A. Garter
Richard Bayne, H. NJ Abbey, Colusa; K. J. +
Williams, San Francisco; f. II. De Pue, city
j. McNey and wife, Colusa Colonel T. +. Adds,
Warren Payne J. \. Killip, Percy Williams,
Thos II. Williams Jr. G. Simmons, James A.
Miller San Francisco Benz. Coleman, Louis
vile. KY: /. y. Stafford, San Francisco; W. c.
Belcher, Marysvile; f. II. Miller, Jr., San
Francisco; W. H. Russell and wife, b. Young
and wife, Gait J. d. French, Geo. A. Nourse, J.
+. Wendell, J. McKinnop, SAN Francisco 4. H..
Bangs, Reeds Tonic; W. H. II. Hart, A. K.
WRIGHT Gu,