Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
al. Sutherland, of lone City, is in town.
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AL Sutherland, of lone City, is in town.
A Gallatin went TO San Francisco yesterday.
Joseph Latham, Of this city, has gone to Benicia
DR.. F. W. Hitch came up from Napa last evening.
Phil. Herzog left for Biggs by yesterday alter
Moons train
State Prison Directors Robbins and Boggs were in
town yesterday.
W. A. Albert, Modesto, and Thomas P. eosgroTe,
Stockton, are in town.
Judge S NJ. Bliss and wife, of MarYsyilie, are visit
ing friends III Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacks, OF Stockton, are
visiting friends in this city.
Major Jones and wife, of Chico, returned home
from San Francisco yesterday.
David Mcclure and J. u KiIlip, OF San Francisco,
came up to the city last evening.
Sheriff Hopping, of Shasta county, came up from
San Francisco yesterday, going home.
Hon. Thomas Mcconnell, of McConnelrs station,
returned from San Francisco yesterday.
P Rhoads Mrs. II. C. Ross and J. J. Bailey, Of
the Costumes, are at the Eldred House.
Marion Biggs, Jr, came up from the Bay yester
day on his way TO his home at Biggs station.
Joha W. Slaven came up from oakland yesterday
morning and left on the afternoon trzIn for Reno.
Sheriff Mcclellan, OF Butte county, passed through
Yesterday route for Oroyille from San Francisco
R. McKilHcan, the contractor that constructed the
State Exposition building, came up from Oakland
yesterday.
Marion Toll and Charles E. Dixon of Jackson,
and F. Il. Miller and j. c. Brown, OF suffer Creek,
are in the city.
Miss sallie Hosmer, daughter Of Judge Hosmer,
a weil-known resident ef San Francisco, Is paying
Sacramento aVi-lt.
Francis yeerkamp, F. J. yeerkamp and John
Rodefeld, OF Granite Hill, Fl Dorado county, were
in the city yesterday
The following Franklinites were in the city yes.
Dos lt-i'a opNpl a
wife and P r. Beckley.
George Welch Master Mechanic Of the c. P. r R.
shops at Oakland, was In Sacramento yesterday but
went home in the afternoon.
D. H. Haskell, Town Site Agent of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, passed through the city
yesterday, on his way to Elko.
VIM. Young, one of the Port Wardens at San
Francisco, who had been visiting the city for few
days. returned to the Bay yester aY.
D. j. Simmons left for San Francisco yesterday,
to see whether arrangements could be made for the
Mapleson Opera Company to appear here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hold E!dred returned Tuesday even
| ing FROM their trip to Honolulu, and were given
very hearty greeting by many friends 1t the State
House Hotel Mr.. E.dreds health was improved by
| the trip.
Frank A. Fowler and Miss Jennie NJ. Champion
were married in this city last evening by Rev Car
roll NJ. Davis. Miss Laura Champion acted as
bridesmaid and NJ Nelis as groomsnan. Many
the newly married couple by numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will leave for the Elst on a
wedding Tip the last Of tits week.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
P. j. Van Lotelses L. Euphrat, E. B. Wood, II.
RIVER, W IL B4wd, W. MarsOn and wife, VIM. j.
Gilhland, j. Mem. Shafter s. B. Street. David Nc
Clure G. w Gordon, San Francisco; S. NJ. Bliss,
VIM. Singer Jr., L. A. Davis. Maiysyllle; L. L.
Shippee Stockton; Coleman Younger, San jose;
A. Hochheimer Willows; 5. Highlander, II. Wood
Sullivan, j. d. Ellsworth, New York; b. W. Man
they Stockton; W. Brown, MADEIRA; A. +. Standen,
St Louis Geo Brown, f. L. Vaudeville, MADEIRA !;
]. n. Killip, San Francisco.
At P NJ. yesterday, at the residence OF the
brides Jarents, 1916 Seventh street, C. E. Grunsky,
Assistant State Engineer united IL marriage 20
Matte X. Powers The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Carroll NJ. Davis. The immediate rela-
tives and friends of both families were present,
among them the father of Mrs Powers and the father
sister and two brothers Of the bridegroom. Several
intimate friends were presenttrom Oakland Stockton
and San Francisco. ATeception was given between
the hours OF and p. NJ during which time several
extend their congratulations The fourth grade class
of the CAPITAL Grammar School, where the bride
had lately been teacher, attended in body. The
floral decorations were numerous and beautiful.
HyInen's knot was tied beneath peal Of bells The
presents were exceedingly numerous and choice.
Among them were several from Mr.. Grunsky's class-
mates from the University at Stuttgart. Germany,
where he was educated. lie also received some ele-
CANT oil paintings from an uncle in Germany. Among
the presents was rather practical, but which at
the same time caused considerable merriment 1t
WAS an exceedingly f-ecy pair OF white blankets,
and wss presented by James Mcclure. The Sacta-
mento Pioneers presented the newly married with
an elegant piece Of silver. The happy couple left
on the 4:55 P train for Monterey and Santa Cruz,
where they wi remain fer some weeks.