Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

p E. Plat LETT Yesterday for San Francisco.
Sheriff Estill has gone to San Francisco for brief
stay.
L. H. Frank, of Gait, is paying Sacramento a
visit.
Henry Eigerton left yesterday on a business trip
TO Woodland.
Hon. D. NJ Burns went down to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Benjamin F. French, of San Francisco, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Geo. W. Callahan came down to the city yester-
day from his ranch near Pine.
Lieutenant Governor Charles Lawton and wife, Of
Nevada, are visiting Sacramento.
Captain A. Foster and wife left Yesterday to spend
two or three weeks at Los Angeles.
Colonel Wilson and wife came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday, on their way to Anita
Captain W. F. Spencer, OF Company F, Fir;t Ar
tillery, Woodland, was town yesterday.
Edward McDermott, agent of the Central Pacific
Railroad at Anaheim, is visiting Sacramento.
Mrs John Bidwell, who came down from Chico a
few DAYS SINCE took her departure for home yester-
day.
Ben WEIGH, Master Car Builder OF the Central
Pacific Railroad, returned yesterday from trip to
Tucson.
Fx.Suryeyor.Geueral Houghton, who had been in
town for day or two, returned to San Francisco
yesterday.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ. Drew, who has been
spending few days in Sacramento, left yesterday
afternoon for the Bay.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas E. Bevan, Of Wheatland,
who arrived by the overland express Sunday night,
went up home yesterday afternoon.
Jerome Madden, who came up from San Fran
cisco Saturday evening to attend the funeral Of the
late John r. Brown, returned home yesterday.
Ed. Cushman and wife have arrived here from
Candearia, New, where they have been living
They have changed their residence to California.
Paul Maroney, well known in California politics
but now in business at Tucson, was in town for a
day or two but left for San Francisco by yesterday
afternoons train.
Mrs Sol. Runyon, of CORTLAND, who had been 10
the city for a few DAYS with her daughter Miss Ora
to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Ella Bloom
now Mrs. James Riley, returned home Yesterday.
The following named strangers were in the city
yesterday D. n. Hershey and ". Glove
knights Landing; F. E. Taylor, Folsom; G. Nc
MahoR, Dixon; John Hoffman, San Francisco; and
VIM NJ Cutter, Marysville.
Arrivals at the Golden Eag'e Hotel Yesterday
J. A. Pittsburg, st. Louis VIM Singer, Jr, Ma
rysviile L. C. Morehouse San Leandro c. c. Will
cOXsen, Yuba City; S. S. Feote, city; j. c. Mitch
ell, Nord Mrs. Earl, Chico; H. T. Dorrance,
Stockton G. W. Benson, Yuba City; W. K. Tower,
Virginia City; C. W. Towle and wife, Dutch Flat !;
Geo. S. Wilson, Lewis, New; A. Archey, Union
House J. D. Redding, J. Caire, H. G. Oltius, P. c.
Room, al. DAVIS James II. Love, San Francisco H.
p Moore, city.
On February 4th, at the residence OF W. H. Simp-
son, in Lodi, James j. Emslie and Miss Gertrude
King united in matrimony by Rev. Palmer
Miss Maggie Emslie and Reubin King acted as
bridesmaid and bridegroom. The bride was hand
s)mely attired in a garnet silkand velvet costume
The invited guests none but relatives Of both
parties. Quite number Of useful and valuable
presents were made to the happy couple. wedding
breakfast served at the hour Of II A. NJ after
which the happy couple took the noon train for