Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

James Gould, Of Dutch Flat was in the city
yesterday.
William Cavanaugh and A Eins, of San Francisco,
are in the city.
A. Oreili, Of Georgetown, e Dorado county, is
visiting the city,
J. J. DeGolyer and wife are stopping at the Silver
Palace, in this city.
Rev. E H. Ward and wife Of Stockton, are in
the city visiting friends.
A. A. Dennison, of Oakland, is in the city, and
will return home to-dsy.
Mrs. Charles Bowling, Of Fort McDermit is visit
ing her mother in this city.
Wesley Wilson and N. A. Sieger, of Suffer
county, were il the city yesterday
Miss Kittie Emerson Of Dixon, is visiting Sacra-
mentO, the guest Of Miss Alice Bauer.
Colonel George Cowles, who lately has been re-
siding near Folsom returned to the city yesterday.
Railroad Commissioner C. J. Carpenter was a
passenger the 1880 train from the Bay last even
ing.
J. j. Bauer W. D. Stalker and P. A. Miller ar
rived the $50 California Pacific train last even
ing.
Mrs George zeh, who has been spending the ho-
days at the Bay, has returned to her home in this
city
John F. Moody pas sed through the city last even
ing en- route from San Francisco to Lis home in
Truckee.
E. NJ. Yerrington and wife and Alonzo Hamilton
passed through the city yesterday, en- route from
Carson to San Francisco.
W. A. Robinson, Department Commander of the
G. A. r. was in the city yesterday and left on the
evening train, en- route East.
Jacob Markell, proprietor Of the Willard Hotel,
Omaha, passed through the city yesterday, en- route
to Los Angeles, accompanied by his sister.
In the city yesterday N. J. Andrews, Marysville;
W. G. Brown, Nicolaus; B. A. Farmer, Miss Ella
Crowder,~ Gait; Reuben Clark, Williams o. NJ.
Gwinn, Woodland; H. Krrcheya CORTLAND.
Father" Waugh, of Petaluma, who has reached
upwards Of 10 years in life and is still hale and
tive, is in the city lie is still engaged in his efforts
TO encourage the youth in avoiding the evil habits
of the times and il circulating his autobiography,
which he has dedicated to them.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
F. D. Seward, Downievile; Henry Yrooman, Oak
land VIM. Johnston, Richland; E. W Moore,
Pittsburg; A PhilliUs Los Angeles Chas. A. Riggs,
George a. Arnold. Chicago; D. C. Collier and son,
Central City, Cal /; D. L. Deal Chico G. J. Carpen-
ter. Prentiss Carpenter Placeryie; F. P. Laird,
tfdo, n. y. J. Doyenhert, j. w. Howell C. W.
Wilson, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday:
James Donahue, W. Quinn, A. Gowans, Sacramento;
T. J. Filcher, Marysville; George Cornish, Sacra.
mento river; B. c. Finley, 5. I. Randolph, Gait
A. Heustan, Oakland Mr. Steele, James Wilson,
Clay Station George A Julian, Salt Lake CITY AL
Smith, REUTERS; Peter GOodhue Latrobe; James
Collins, J. NJ. iIill and FRIEND San Francisco; Mrs.
). f. Gibson, Plymouth; Henry Su 18th, Rocklin 0.
S Coler, GAINESVILLE; Thomas Langenaur, Wood
land.
A correspondent writes; The first day of the new
year was celebrated by a double wedding composed
of most happy quartet of our young Californjans,
who were united in the bonds OF matrimony by the
Rev. DR.. Bentley, at San JOSE respectively Walter
C. Covel to Miss Minnie C Fischer, and Harry w
Plummer to Miss Annie c. Fischer. Young Mr.
Pummer and his newly made bride, after doing
ample justice to splendid and wesup 9ed wedding
dinner took their departure for the noted and pleas
ant little city of Santa Cruz After spending few
very pleasant days, they have just returned their
future home on the Cosumnes river, Sacramento
county.