Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.

R. S. Carey got back yesterday from
Butte county.
S. J. Sill, of Woodland, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
D. E. knight, of Marysville, went to San
| Francisco yesterday.
Marion Biggs, Jr., returned to Biggs YES
terday from the Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gerber are paying
San Francisco visit.
Hon. John Egan returned to Amador
from this city yesterday.
Z. f. Aiken and w. H. Luther have re-
turned from Santa Cruz.
S. B. Talbot passed through yesterday,
from Chico to San Francisco.
Mrs. f. B. Crocker returned yesterday
from visit to San Francisco.
Arthur f. Shattuck came up from San
Francisco yesterday morning.
W. K Giddings, of Sacramento, passed
Promontory yesterday, and will arrive to-
morrow morning.
C. NJ. Chase, A. J. RhoadS, A. P. Catlin,
c. w. Reed, Dr. Sehnabel and Matt. Sterns
went down to San Francisco yesterday.
A. L. Hart and VIM Singer, Jr., returned
yesterday from 0roville, where thew had
Mrs. Beach, daughter of Marshall Hoyt,
OF Woodland, has arrived there from New
Tacoma, and will spend the winter with
her parents.
Mrs. B. f. Gilman and children, of Ma
rysville, who have been visiting relatives
in this city for the last month, have re-
turned home, accompanied by Mr.. Gilman,
who came down to meet them.
NJ r. Cartar 70 ~ T,,,1o.o
are visiting his brother-in-law, John i.
Wallin, of Woodland. Mr.. Carter is in the
employ Of the Southern Pacific Company.
and goes to Ogden in few days to fill
position.
Sheriff Wilson, District Attorney Buck
ley and County Clerk Hamilton LETT yester-
day for Red Bluff, to spend two or three
days as guests of Colonel Greed Raymond,
who came up from San Francisco in spe-
cial car and met them at Davisville
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday; f. c. Davis John Brown, f. H.
Marvin, Will B. Corwin, j. I. Cochran, C.
f. koehn, San Francisco BARLEY Camp
bell, New York; A. B. Anderson, Boise
City, Idaho; William Jones' Woodland;
7. II. McGrew, East Oakland; T. H.
Reynolds, Fresno; ]. G. Farlmer and wife,
Redding.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Fred. Neary, Santa Clara; W. Hendricks,
Chico; d. Hersher, Yolo; Colonel Harden
and wife Napa; Charles f. Lott, OroyilIe;
w. b. Brown and wife, Suisun; Charles
Brown, Nicolaus; d. Marx, A. E. Shattuck.
Il. d. Stephens, San Francisco; A. Run
pert and son, Bartlett Springs; N. Wyckoff.
Woodland; William Mckee Los Angeles.
In the city yesterday: J. B. Scott.
'IrnplyQn. ('aGrAar patarc Nioo1,,re.
j, Eagan, Mud Springs; H. E. Grover.
Walnut Grove; G. c. billiard, Hicksville;
G. W. Chapman, Winters; j R. Osborne.
CORTLAND; w. NJ. Winters, Mrs NJ. Win
tiers, Miss e. f. Anderson, Mrs. Emma
Hawkins, Hollister; A. Null, Costumes;
Try Taylor, Vacaville; Thomas O'Brien,
Live Oak; Jacob Wall, Placerville; S.
Golden, Woodland; A. A Sanders, Cos
umnes; J. Bliss, Forest Home; James
Nightingale, Latrobe; Hon. G.. n. Perry,
San Francisco; j. HI. Jewett, Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Price celebrated
the twenty-fiith anniversary of their we'd
ding at their residence, 50 Eighth street,
last Sunday. The affair was strictly a fam
lily reunion, and thirty-five sat down to
sumptuouS repast, which was pronounced
a decided success by all present Appro-
pirate toasts were made and responded to.
The reception was held in the evening
from 6 to u o'clock, and Mrs. Price was
assisted by her daughters and nieces in
receiving. The happy couple received
great many elegant and useful presents.
Among the floral gifts was one presented
by the Cantaleta Literary and Social Club.
The piece was composed of the choicest
flowers, four feet in hight, representing a
horseshoe, from which was suspended a
horn of plenty, and above the emblem of
good luck was crown bearing the dates
OF the marriage and the anniversary The
affair in every way was most ENJOYABLE
one, and all who attended were proluse in
their congratulations and well wishes for
the future OF the host and hostess.