Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-01
Caravan, returned Saturday evening, going

Caravan. returned Saturday evening, going
| home
! J. F. Slater went down TO San Francisco yes
! terday TO meet his wife and son, who are ex-
pected to return to-day from stay of over three
months in Oregon.
Mrs NJ A Forster. formerly of Sacramento,
! has been visiting her friend, Mrs. s. W Smith
and others, and leaves for her home in Los An
ge!es this morning.
a sister of Mrs James G. Blaine is employed
=, in the San Francisco Postotice, and has been
for number of years. She is n hard worker
and very competent.
Mrs d. w. Lubbock and daughter. and Miss
Virginia L. Pole, of Auburn, have gone to Lake
Tahoe. They will remain several weeks in Mrs
Lubecks cottage at Idlewild.
Miss Bonnie Penn, of Franklin, who has been
spending the summer at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Runyon on the Sacramento river, has re-
tured to her home, and taken charge of the
village school.
Iowa Hill placer county, can boast of one of
the youngest telegraph operators in the world.
Little ESellc Chinn. aged 10, has had sole charge
OF the electric messenger since her sister,
Blanche, went to the San Francisco High
School.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
". NJ. Nelson, loves Station; B. Young Chas.
Quiggle, Gait; Z. \. Cook, C. L. Steward. II. B.
Porter Winters: Mrs J. F. Smith, L. Nixon and
son, Cosumnes; II. ID. Barklage, San Francisco;
". W. Coons Santa Cruz; Hugh Scanlan Rose
vile; F. Bond, W. Maitland, Elk Grove; R. A.
Bertrand, city; T. A. Sander San Francisco; ".
Stillman, Pleasant Grove; t. J. Mulyany, NicO
laus; James T. Day. Sacramento county; J. F.
Metcalf, Shingle Springs; H. W. Foster and wife,
city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
\. b. Stewart, Seattle, w. T.; \. W. Randall,
Stockton; George Ii. Hodkins. Grass Valley;
Mrs. c. W. Harvey and daughter, Iowa; a. $.
Levy, II. X. Freeman, Chicago: F. Howcraft, F.
c. Davis F. L. Parker, s NJ. Stafford, Z. \.
Wellig, H. Bender, Walt H. Holmes, DR.. J. D.
MacLeman, Mrs. James Senett, ]. ?. Meehan |
Mrs. A. S Levy san Francisco; Mrs II. J. Rob |
inson and child, Gridley; d. c. HoughtOn, city; |
S. NJ. Stafford, San Francisco; T. H. Wallis city, |
g. II. Thompson Benicia; f W Moore F. l. !
Foss, Pittsburg; f. Fisher. ]. Donaldson, Vaca- |
vile; Fred. B. Berger and wife, city George d. !
Russell New York; J. d. Hamilton G. Becher- |
er, Chicago; c. D. Alton, Hartford, Conn.
The wedding of Miss Minnie F. Ward and L |
B. Clarke, nephew of c. W. Clarke of this city, |
took place at the residence of the brides pa |
rents, at ROseville, on the morning of the 9th |
of August. The ceremony was performed by |
the Rev. Mr. Stanley. They partook of sumptu-
Gus breakfast at IL, and then proceeded their |
wedding tour for San Francisco. Among the |
many guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Mr. and |
Mrs Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Cal. c. |
McMahan, of Sacramento; Mrs. Bequette son |
and daughter, of Forest Hill; Mr. and Mrs. John
Aston and many others, of Rosevile. The
groomsman was Cal. c. McMahan, cousin of the
groom. The brides presents were numerous
from her many relatives and friends Among
them was handsome gold watch and chain Il
set of jewelry set in pearls and rubies silver
caster, silver cake basket silver butter-dish
a pair of silver napkin rings silver pickle
dish, silver set, consisting of spoons, sugar.
spoon and butter-knite, set of desert knives !
Il very handsome clock. bedroom SET and
many others too numerous to mention.