Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A H. Powers went up to Sycamore yes
| terday morning.
Jud. G.. Brusie, an attorney of Amadol
| county, is in town.
Miss Hattie Caples, of Elk Grove, Wis
tied the city yesterday.
Mrs. G.. w. Jackson returned Yesterday
from visit TO Marysville.
| Mrs. Charles Addington returned to the
city yesterday from Auburn.
Dr. Schnabel, of Newcastle, returned
home from San Francisco yesterday.
Postmaster Green has been sick and con-
fined to his house for nearly week
Mrs o. X Hopkins, of San Francisco, re.
turned home yesterday from Nevada CITY.
Senator c. W Cross, of Nevada CITY.
passed through to San Francisco yesterday
Sheriff VIM Harkey of Suffer county,
went up to Nevada City yesterday after
noon.
VIM. Crutcher, Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector, came to the city yesterday from
e',h"-n
} May Wilson, of Sacramento, is Wis
iting Woodland, the guest of her aunt, Mrs
L. Deitz.
In the city yesterday General C. Cad
walader, Red Bluff; John Ormsbv, Chico ::
DR.. o. Harvey, Calf.
Eli s. Denison, Matt. NJ. Allen. Samuel
Deal, Major Beck, B. F. Smith and Rev. /.
Z. Dwinell went down to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
J. K. Watson and wife, Mrs. B. r. Crock
er, Miss r. Dunlap and J. NJ. Nelson and
wife of Sacramento, passed Promontory
yesterday, to arrive tomorrow morning.
Mr.. L. L. Hutchings and family, who
have resided at Hollister for six or seven
years, have removed to Yolo county. and
will make their home near Woodland for
the present.
Judge Dibble and wife returned Monday
evening from the Hat Creek Hatchery. and
yesterday left for Nevada county. He states
that there is an abundance of salmon in
Hat creek, but they cannot be utilized at
the fishery this fall, as the institution will
not be able to get into operation before the
spring run OF the fish, owing to delay in
the manufacture of the Matching baskets
Fred. II. Pierce, assistant bookkeeper at
the Bank of d. o. Mills IL Co, was married
yesterday by Rev. Carroll NJ Davis, at the
residence Of NJ. w. Wilder, No. Cpl -Four
tenth street, 70 Miss Emma W. Crackbon.
OF this city, granddaughter of the late
General a. NJ. VIM, 4 young lady much
esteemed by n large circle of friends They
lett on their wedding trip to San Francisco
in the afternoon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday II. c. Jaeger China; George
Holloway, San Francisco; H. c. Dane,
Boston w. c. Savage, +. J. Connolly. w.
5. Vail, San Francisco; Stanton L. Carter,
Stockton; 5. S. G. Parker, San Francisco
DR.. Emil BONES, Portland, Or William
Johnston, Richland; w. H. Wrestler. San
Francisco; Mrs. Rafael, Mrs. Lang Ari-
IONA; l.. q. Harvey, Oakland; Hugo Mans
feldt, San Francisco; II. |. Wiley, city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
yer; II. 7. Higgins, Clarksburg: L. T.
Barber Oakland; VIM. Curtis, Jackson ].
NJ: Henderson, Elk Grove; William 0.
Mitchell, Grass Valley; r. S. Hendricks,
Chico l.. 7. Brown, San Jose; John A.
Fairchild, Greka; John Z. OWnes. +. II.
Osborne, +. Sheehau, San Francisco: J.
II. Clark, Oakland; VIM. Coker. Marvs-
vile; d. J. Driscoll, Beal's Bar Robert
Beck, Oakland; II. Kercheval, CORTLAND;
M. ID. Dobson, LOGON, Ne.
A correspondent sends the following, rela-
tive to an interesting wedding: " Miss Alice
NJ. Cohn, daughter of Simon and Henrietta
Cohn, OF Folsom, got married to Philip c.
Cohen, late of Sacramento, at the residence
- VIZ ~ iNiS patents III IOlSDlu lO-utlN
TUESDAY. in the presence of large num-
Der OF friends and relatives of the family.
The bridesmaid was Mrs. Rosa Kohn, and
groomsman y. /. Kohn, of Placerville
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
NJ. S. Levy, the popular Rabbi of Oakland
Among the guests present, Were: S. Cohn
Mrs. 5. Cohn, C. Cohn. n l.. Kohn ana
wife, 3. Wilson and Emil Steinmann, of
Sacramento; NJ. Marcuse, of Oakland; Abe
Cohn, A. Alexander, J. H. Burnham and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs J. Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Platte, Mr.. and Mrs. Schussler, Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. V
Reed. Isaac Fiel, Mrs Fiel, S. Stamper, Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Ecklon, Mrs Gabei. Wally
Hyman, W. P. Truesdell, Miss Lizzie Nc
Comb, John McComb Jr The newly
married couple received a large number of
very desirable presents, including an eie-
CANT bedroom suite from the brides father
and very handsome set of diamond ear
rings was given the bride by the groom's
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen have gone to
San Francisco and Monterey on their we'd
ding tour, after which they will return to
Folsom to reside ~