Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

4. NJ Huston, of Woodland, is in the city.
| Miss Lily Muir, of this city. is on visit to
| Calistoga.
] Theodore Winters went down to- San Francisco
| yesterday.
General Charles Cadwalader, of Red Bluff, is
! in the city.
| Miss Carrie york has returned from visit to
Watsonville.
| J. w Dorsey and wife, of Elko New, were in
| town yesterday.
Henry E. Highton, of San Francisco, was in
| town yesterday
Judge l. s. Belcher, of Marysville, was in
| town yesterday.
Miss Alice Hotchkiss is visiting Miss Minnie
Adams, OF Oakland.
Judge J. c. Burch, of San Francisco, has been
| visiting Sacramento.
Hugo Hornlein is visiting his parents and
| friends at Woodland
| Ed F. Smith left for San Francisco by yester-
day afternoons train
Eli Davis, George Ohleyer and g. W. Bailey, OF
| Yuba City, are in town.
R. Day and Samuel Davis of San Francisco.
came to the city yesterday
William Boyne came up from San Francisco
on the noon train yesterday
| EX-Mayor C. II. Swift, of Sacramento, now re-
| siding at the Bay is in the city.
| Master Bonnie Fabian, the young pianist il
L. Tozer and family leave this morning for
two-weeks sojourn at Gilroy Hotel Springs.
Colonel Babcock, the temperance lecturer
| came down TO the city from Chico yesterday.
Judge C. H. Swift, of San Francisco, is stop
ing for few days at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. William Wallace. OF Woodland. was
thrown from a buggy Tuesday, and seriously
hurt.
Charles T. Ingham who was seized with
paralysis a few days ago, is improving in con-
dition.
Mayor Bingham, of Marysville, came 10 the
city yesterday, to attend the Convention of SUI
pervisors.
J. s. Tut, of Madison; l. II. Bett J. +. Flath
mann and c. E. SeXey, of Marysville, are at the
Capital Hotel
Professor Thomas Price passed through the
city yesterday, en- route to Bodie where he has
mining interests.
James DeNoon, Superintendent of the Durbec
mine, Nevada county, passed through yesterday,
going to the Bay.
K. NJ. Briggs, Superior Judge of Mono county.
in the city yesterday on his way to visit his
family in Jackson.
J, r. Wilkinson, of the engineering depart
ment of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
was in town yesterday.
Judge J. W. Armstrong, of Department One of
the Superior Court, has returned from Salinas, |
and held Court yesterday.
Jones, Beebe Il Grants Band went up to Col |
fax Yesterday, where they were engaged TO play |
for leap-year party last night
Mr.. Starr. of the Starr Mills. Vallejo, and |
Buckeye Mills, Marysville, passed through yes
terday, on his way below from the latter place |
w. L. Moore and family left yesterday for |
Greka. They will spend the summer on his |
cattle range, six miles from the Oregon bound |
airy.
+. T. Phillips, of this city, who accident |
ally hurt while attending picnic near luba |
City few days ago, returned home yesterday |
still in delicate health.
Assemblyman Kerricl of San Joaquin, has |
been spending few days in this city. He left |
last evening for a tour of FL Dorado county |
where he has some land interests.
Frank P. Thompson. disappointment of
State Printing, now residing in Humboldt coun |
ty, was in the city yesterday, having come down |
TO attend the Democratic State Convention at |
Stockton.
A. Wasserrnan and wife celebrated the sixth |
anniversary of their wedding last evening at |
their home on Sixth street, between and X. |
Many friends were present, and Mr. Wassernan !
and his wife were the recipients of many Yalu-
able presents.
A dispatch from New York, of Yesterdays !
date, read Miss Clara Weilbacher, daughter |
of Paul Weilbacher, and George T. Wittenbrock, |
evening by Rev. James D. Wilson. at the resi- |
dence of the brides parents. The bride re
ceived many magnificent presents
DR.. Luke Robinson, of Colusa, ex-member of |
tle state Board Oh Health, W no mas Dttn so |
journing in London for the past year, devoting |
himself to study, recently graduated at the |
Royal College of Physicians, London, being the |
only American who passed the necessary and |
most rigid examination, the rest being English |
men and Professors of Colleges
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday |
f. f. Baker. Woodland; A. G. Bingham, MaryS- |
vile; Louisa II. Eckhart, II. 5. Mllsner and |
wife. J. Doychert, San Francisco; l.. +. Noulton,
J. +. keeran, Colusa: E. II. DePue, city; c. l.. |
Hanna l.. Euphrat, San Francisco; W. VI. Hall, |
Gold Hill, New; Irving Stringham, Berkeley; p. |
{. Hale city; J. W. Dorsey and wife, Elko, New;
J. W. OFT. Henry f. HghtOn, \. Eisenbers, New |
ton Phillips, II. Woodruff San Francisco.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: Wal |
ter y. Hawley and family, Anna ChadbOurne, |
Charles Rohrig, San Francisco; NJ. A. Burke |
Ballard, s T. Bird, Mrs. Kate Smiley and three
children, New York Miss kittie Falk. Mil
waukee; Mrs. Baker, j. ". Ingram, San Jose;
Captain f. l.. Marshall and lady. Seattle ". T.; |
A. Harding Oakland; Prof. c. j. Williams, san |
Francisco; Mrs Sherrebeck Los Angeles; T. J. |
Cowling, JOS. Edgerton, Eureka, New: J. +.
Eseher Iowa; II. {. Schmidle, West Point, n.
y; Mrs. Mary Chadwick, Bristol, r. l.
Yesterday afternoon, at the residence Of DR..
G.. g. Tyrrell, in this city, the marriage of Miss |
Kitty G. Tyrrel to John J. January took place. |
The affair was very private-OWing to the recent |
death of one of the groOms relatives-none but |
Il few intimate friends being present. The |
rooms were handsomely decorated with flowers,
and the customary wedding bell did honor to
the bay-window in which the couple stood. |
After the ceremony, at which Rev. Carroll NJ. |
Davis oficiated, the guests repaired to the din
ing-table, which was most temptlngly arrayed |
and thoroughly appointed, after which the |
happy pair started for the San Francisco train, |
followed by the ancient and proverbial "old |
shoe" They will reside at 1926 Sacramento |
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