Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-25
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Annie Stein is visiting friends il
Stockton for few weeks.
| Judge W. C. Van Fleet and R. S. Care
went to the Bay yesterday.
Deputy Revenue Collector Crayens wen
up to Amador county yesterday.
| Miss Lottie Talmadge, of CORTLAND, is il
the city, the guest of Mrs. Jacob Hoehn.
Edward P. Allen and DR.. w. F. Cutter
went over to the Stockton Fair yesterday
Louis Gerber, Captain E. D. Shirland ant
Colonel Kellogg left yesterday for Oregon
Hon. A. L. Chandler came down from
Suffer county yesterday, going to Santa
Cruz.
]. C. Ball, Allen 7. Bird and Joseph
Craig, of Woodland, went to San Francisco
yesterday.
Daniel Reardon, a former resident OF
Sacramento, but now of San Francisco. is
visiting the city.
Miss Nellie Gilchrest who visited the
family of E. Comstock during the fair, has
returned to her home in Santa Barbara.
Mrs. E. P. Ryan, of Marysville, accompa-
MED by two nieces, passed through yester-
day en- route for New Orleans, to spend the
winter
Conductor J. F. Fredericls, who ran
trains out of Sacramento for several wears,
but latterly has been running on the south
ern route, is in the city.
Miss Amy Thurber, of Santa Cruz. and
Miss Jennie Watson, of East Oakland, are
spending few weeks in this city with their
aunt, Mrs. Jabez Plant.
Mrs. C. A. Young and son, of Blacks
Station, returned home from Sacramento
yesterday morning. accompanied by Miss
Nettie Cantrell, of this city
Joseph Payton and son, S. G. Mayes. J.
Mayes, Andrew Brodigan and r. X Stark
came down from Amador Yesterday on
business connected with the Land Office.
The reception to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnston, at their home near
Richland, will take place tomorrow, last
ing from II TO 4 O'Clock. No cards have
been issued, but all their friends will be
cordially welcomed.
Charles Traver, who has been seriously
i'll with fever at his ranch in Mendocino
county, returned TO the city Yesterday
almost as good as new" He reports ex-
ceedingly hot weather at his ranch-the
thermometer registering over 1909 for eight
days in succession.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday; Cyrus l.. Adams, Carson, New; S.
II. Long and wife, Arnold GOldschmidt,
San Francisco; J. C. Wol&kll, Solano
Lou. S. Sexton. P Jacobsen, J. L. Graf, NJ.
II. Bernheim, W. p. Hunt, VIM. Johnston
\. W. Meigs, Miss G. Morse, Ed. F. Muir
ply, c. A. Field, J. 7. Cochran. f. T. |
keelar, San Francisco; j. NJ. Pitman, San
Jose.
In the city yesterday: John Long Stone
House; James Quinn, Deer Creek Jacob |
Hutchinson, Costumes; Mrs. Susan Hutch |
lnson, Oleta; S. Cooley, lone City; n. d. |
Birmingham, Garden Valley; Frank w. |
Marston, San Francisco; B. G. Warden, |
Amador City; George II. Kerr, Elk Grove
Joseph Welck, Amador City; Ed Mulligan, |
Forest Hill; H. H. West, Elliott; Mrs. J. |
II. Thomas, CORTLAND; j. n. Sandros, Salt |
Lake.
On the evening of the 18th instant
number of friends assembled at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. McGlothin, in !
Ukiah, to witness the marriage ceremony
uniting Hiram E. Pentlin and Miss Emily |
]. McGlothin. The bride received, during
the merrily-spent evening" many rich and |
elegant presents, in token of the high es-
TEEN in which she was held. The newly |
married couple started next day for their
future home, in Colusa, intending, on the |
way, to visit friends and relatives in Oak
land, San Francisco and Sacramento.