Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ella Mouton left yesterday for the Bay.
mento.
a. B; Brown, Of San Francisco, came to the city
yesterday.
c. G. Leonad is spending the holidays at the
home of his parens in thus city.
Matt Carken, Of Benicia, formerly a resident of
Sacramento is visit Ig relatives in this city.
Mrs. A. p. HoT per, Of Canton, China, has been
visiting this city, the guest of Mrs. DR.. Nixon.
DR.. J. R. Lame and wife returned Yesterday from
VISIT to relatives in Oakland and San Francisco
II. Eldred, wife and daughter, have gone 10 San
Francisco from whence they will sail In a few days
for Australia.
John Drisco, wife and children have returned
from San frahcisco, after spending the holidays
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs T Rudeich have returned TO this
city, which they vi make their future home, after
many years III Rockln
Thomas Traganza, publisher and proprietor of the
Ehto GFore Free FyesS was in the city Yesterday
and favored this office with a call
Miss Lizzie C. OBrien has returned home from
San Jose, where she has been attending the Normal
School, to spend the holidays with her relatives
W. II. Cone, of H. S. Grocker & Co., left for the
Bay Yesterday to spend New Years He was accom-
panied by his son William, who returns to school at
Oakland.
Mrs. E. II. Smith, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George J. Pilhken, at Mormon
Island, has returned to her home at Deer Valley,
in FL Dorado county.
VIM. Blackburn, for many years with the Central
Pacific Railroad at this place. starts for the Needles
to-day (January lst) to take charge of the loco.
motive department at that place.
Thomas Anders N, Justice of the Peace at the
neighboring township Of Franklin was in the cts
yesterday JUDGE Anderson has been Justice Of that
township Tor tie past seventeen years.
John Stranger ard John Smith, Jr aephews of
John Smith, tormei resident, came out from Eng
land few days since, 70 look the estate OF their
uncle, WHO diod some time since, leaving valuable
estate in Sacramento
In the city Yesterday Mrs. A A belong, II. b.
Pendergast, II. PeteIiil, MISS Rowena Hunt, VIM
Jagen, Woodland; d. J Brown, Oakland b. Bales
CORTLAND, T: I. Wright, shinge Springs; l. B.
Owens, San Francisco; A " Truman GAINESVILLE
Charles Thomas, San Joaquin n. J. Nepe and wife
Rocklin c. Mcconnell, Woodland {. F. Taber
Latrobe
Arrivals at State House: Mrs. Suddenfeld, Miss
Dusecker r Stoke, Chicago; George Krum, L. L.
Andrews, city; George VoormaH, Folsom; ?. j.
Yount, Iowa II. G.. o. Morris, F. Pierce, W.
Pierce, Uriah Emmons, Pleasant Grove w L.
Sumner and wife, Minneapolis; F. B. Dodge Elk
Grove; T. Cleveland, Latrobe; Afford Gresr, Gait ::
W. R. Williams, Dry Creek A. Shefey, lone
George E. VAR, Bellows Falls; Mrs w H. Scott,
4. T. Craw, Cosumnes; Miss J. Heringer, Wall
Station.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: j.
V. Lyon, Boca; Miss S G. Funston, Newcastle;
f j. Holt, Eureka, Cal; S D. Brooks, Auburn
Miss Maggie Disney. Chicago; William McCracken,
Costumes H. c. Wyatt and wife, William Court
right, d. X. Hawkins and wife, Franz Wetter 7. B.
Dixon, Al Holland and wife, G. W. Cogill, H F.
Cogill, Bobby Gaylor, Burton Stanley Gus Pisley,
J. Dermody, Charles Goetlipg, John Sorg, H. Hook
}. Stonell, W. X. Robinson, J. Hajek, T. Augersein
II. Pressly, H. ncPherson, J. Cocharn, Courtright
Il Hawkins Miustrcls; P. CARAT and wife, A. B.
Hull, Miss Georgia Morse, Mrs Irving u. Scott and
son, George Turrell, San Francisco
On Christmas day large number OF friends as
sembed at the residence OF Edward Kelly near
Brighton, to witness the marriage of his daughter
Miss Lizzie, to P. 81. Robinson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. II. Rice, of Sacramento,
after which all partook of fine dinner. Both par
ties are well known, having always lived in the vi
cnity OF Brighton, and have hosts of friends who
wish them long and prosperous life The bride
was the recipient of many handsome presents. The
music by Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey, of Brighton, Mr.
Funston, of Sacramento, and Miss Mamie Leon, of
Oakland, the bridesmaid, was highly appreciated.
The newly married couple took the evening train
for San Francisco where they will spend their honey
moon.
On Christmas Day, at the residence OF the brides
parents at Brighton, Rev. II. II Rice united in
marriage Ira B. Fenton and Emma f. Chatfeld.
The bride and groom well and fayOrahly known
In this community, where they have resided for
many years. Mr.. FentOn has long been connected
with the firm of c. H. Stevens Co. Miss Chatfeld
WAS a favorite in the community where she
sided. large circle of their intimate friends
present to witness the tying Of Hymens knot, and
extend congratulations to the proud groom and his
served, and the happy couple were the recipients OF
many costly and valuable presents. Mr.. FentOn and
wife happily settled in their elegantly furnished
house at 1915 Ninth street.