Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
c. K. Dougherty has gone to Monterey.
a lhprf l Johnson has rnnn 10 Enlsnr,n

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| Albert y. Johnson has gone to Folsom
! Hon. A. L. Hart went to Marysville yes
terday.
DR.. Wood is home again from his noun
tain trip.
George Z. Bates went to San Francisco
! yesterday.
Charles H. Eldred left for the Bay yester-
! day afternoon.
A. P. Catlin and J. C. Donley left for the
Bay yesterday morning.
Mrs. C. L. Crabtree, OF Oakland, is visit
ing friends up the country.
Mrs. Sallie Forbes, of Nevada City, went
to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. r. C. Rose and Mrs. T. l.. Johnson
have returned from the East.
Ariel Lathrop yesterday went up to SEN
ator Stanford's Tehama ranch.
Mrs E. B. Purnell, one of the High
School teachers, has gone East on a visit.
United States Marshal Drew, wife and
daughter went TO the Bay yesterday morn
ing
Mrs. Jacob Hoehn and family and Mrs
N. Miller and daughter have gone to Santa
Cruz.
United States Surveyor General Brown
was registered at the Golden Eagle yester-
day.
Mrs, Fred Stevens, Mrs. Charles Harper
and A. J. Stevens, Jr., have gone to Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. T. J. Thompson, of Elk Grove, is
spending a few weeks i'll Oakland with
friends.
State Prison Directors Boggs, Hendricks,
Sontagg and Devlin went up to Folsom last
evening.
Mrs. W. II. Luther and daughters Anna
and Flora returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
Miss Billings, Of Oakland, who had been
visiting the family of Frank Miller, left tor
home yesterday
H. w. Ierrington and wife, of Carson,
New, passed through the city yesterday, en-
route to San Francisco.
II. W. Earle and family, Mayor Brown.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Siddons and daughters left
tor Monterey yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Stewart, of Benson, Arizona.
formerly Miss Carrie Parker, of this city, is
the guest Of Mrs. NJ. c. Scott.
Mrs. John Driscoll has gone to Oakland
with her daughter Mamie, who will attend
school at the Sacred Heart Convent
Mrs. J. II. Dolan and Mrs Elvie Sulh-
van have gone to Oakland for a few weeks.
to visit their sister, Mrs. c. d. Cook.
Miss Laura Phillips, Albert Gallatin and
wife, w. NJ. Petrie and w. =. Coleman
went to San Francisco yesterday afternoon
Mrs Judge Reardon and mother, and the
two sons of her late husband, came down
from Oroyille yesterday and went to San
Francisco.
Mrs. 5. A. Dickinson, Mrs. D. r. FIVE
and Miss Josie Flye left yesterday on an
extended visit to friends in San Francisco
and Oakland.
George Criswell, II. B. Mccoy. J. Stu
darius, Jr., n. H. Lauridson and J. Beach
left Reuters Station yesterday on a trip
to the mountains
Miss Maggie Noonan, of Moore's Flat,
Nevada county, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs g. c. Catlett, in this city, left
for home yesterday.
Miss Nettie CantwelI has gone to Napa
City to spend her school vacation with her
sister, Mrs. W. II. Whitmore She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. E. Com
stock.
Chris. Green, one of the Directors of the
State Board Of Agriculture, went to Stock
ton yesterday as one of the committee to |
witness the competition of combined har- |
veSting machines.
Rev. Father Walsh, late assistant pastor |
OF st. Rose Church, has returned from AL |
len Springs, greatly improved in health |
He will leave tomorrow to take charge of |
a church at Santa Rosa. During his resi-
dence here he has made many warm |
friends, whose best wishes attend him in
his new field of duty.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. II, Roberts, A. Cohn, Dixon;
+. w. Thompson, Cecil Warner, W. J. |
Barr, j. NJ. DonahUe, f. Block, San Fran |
cisco; Henry f. Adams, stockton S. Le-
vine, San Francisco; b. L. McClain, Los |
Angeles; D. R. Bromley and wife, San !
Francisco; w. r. Sargent, New York; f. |
B. Smiley, Philadelphia; =. Carpenter. San |
Francisco c. S. Richman, L. S. n; J. NJ. |
Fillmore, San Luis Obispo; Jos. Murtagh, |
L. B. Ryan, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Mrs. Blanchard, Miss Blanchard, Placer
vile; Samuel Deal. San Francisco; II. E. |
McCune, Dixon; Miss Clara Ross, Lou
Ross, f. r. Fleming, Biggs; G.. J. Carson,
Red Bluff; Jacob Koren and wife, city: j.
\. Davis San Francisco; W. y. Shower,
city; 7. J. Stephenson, CORTLAND George
Blake, San Francisco; NJ. J. O'Reilly, city
|. B. Hull, Yuba City; Robert Barnett, |
San Francisco; +. f. Delger Oakland S. |
w. Herbert, W. w. Parker, Biggs g. X. |
Barley, Stockton Miss r. Matthai, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day Miss Lena Massey, Chicago; w. B. |
Filcher, Marysville; A. D. Murray, L.
Wilcox, John Pierson, Costumes; G. W.
Morse, Franklin; c.. L. Wilcoxson. Yuba
City; E. Booth, RoseviIle; L. s. Brown,
Sacramento county; c. HalversOn, Peter
Olsen, koutier's; J. W. Dutton, Ed. Har-
low, Ben Cotton, Nellie Cotton, Idalene
Cotton, San Francisco; Aug. Christman,
Freeport; c. w. Hanson, J. Cochran, Sac
ramento; G.. II. Hunt, w. Lyman, Au-
burn; R. L. Conner, Costumes r. Dag
gett, Lincoln Caspar Peters, E. A. Wright,
Cobbmen, d. Bellenir, wife and child, Elk
Grove J. Il. Morris, Cordelia G. w.
Prosser, Truckee; II. w. Dixon, Hicks
vile; A. Delap, Colusa county Mrs L.
D. Murray, Sacramento; A T. Leachman,
Miss Jennie Leachman, Placerville.
SMYRNA, n. Y, March 20. 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine I received
in December last works like charm, ard
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune w. A.
Stephenson. sos j street, Sacramento, Cal.
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
MARRIED.
Sacramento, August by Rev. Father Grace.
John Reilly to Kate Webster, both of Sacra-
Near Nevada City August 9-Henry Goering TO