Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. P Catlin left yesterday morning on
| trip TO Fresno.
| Judge ". A. Henry has returned from
| trip 10 San Francisco.
Henry Conley and John Calender OF
| Vallejo, are III the city.
Judge Bush, bank President of Red
ding, is visiting the city.
Mrs 4. \. Hackney, of Elk Grove, is in
the city, guest of Mrs Collins.
| Louis Glass passed through yesterday, en-
route from San Francisco TO Cherokee.
Mrs. Lillian W Blankman, of San Fran
cisco. is stopping at DR.. Clayton's residence.
Charles A. Wetmore and August He'll
bron came up from the Bay yesterday noon
George Small, OF Oroville, passed through
| the city yesterday, Oh his way to San Fran
cisco.
Congressman Joseph McKenna, of Sui
sun. returned home yesterday from Sacra-
mento.
Detective f. T. Burke has returned from
New Mexico, considerably crippled by an
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Ingram, of SOnoma
county. are spending a few days in Sacr;l-.
mento. the guests of 5. b. Smith and
| family.
Misses Fanny and Polly OMeara, daugh-
tiers of James O Meara, of Santa Rosa, are
visiting Sacramento, the guests of Mrs. q.
| W. Chesley.
| Paymaster Redding. of the Central Pa
cific Railroad, and party of friends came
up from the Bay yesterday TO visit George
Woods at the Railroad Hospital.
The Governor yesterday appointed and
commissioned c. NJ. Remission Notary
Public for San Joaquin county, to reside in
Stockton, vice W. NJ. Gibson resigned.
Ensign Jordan, L. S. n, and wife, who
| have been visiting conductor l.. C. Jordan,
at ColfaX, returned yesterday to Mare
Island, and from there will go 10 Washing
ton Territory.
Among those who went down to San
Francisco Yesterday afternoon were Henry
Schwartz, Colonel \. Andrews, ID. Lubin,
H. c. Trainor, J. II. Carroll, Mrs. w. Il. s.
Foye and Mr.. and Mrs. Grove L. Johnson.
Robert Mckay, of Coloma, one of the
pioneers of FL Dorado county, is in the
city. He says the people in his section are
confident that the railroad from Shingle
Springs to Placerville will be completed
during the present year.
The following named residents of Plym-
outh were in the city yesterday: T. W.
Reed, Thompson Davis, John Levenston,
II. Peck Mrs. X. Holman, +. 5. Hall, ].
E. Petit, T. S. Potter, 5. c. Wheeler, f.
NJ. Potter and Charles Green.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Thomas Presker, Visalia Thos.
Mcconnell, Elk Grove Charles T. Board
man, J. 5. Emery, oakland George II.
Buck, Redwood City; G. Davis, a. w.
Meiggs, Z. D. Wheeler Mrs. C. w. Cross, |
J. Randall, j. Tourney, A. G. Booth, 5. W |
ThooJorn JnIp racl.,
NJ. Freeman, San Francisco; f. t. wilkins. |
Napa L. d. Frazer, Oroville; W. c. Cros- |
sett, Folsom E. w. Roberts, Jr., Oak |
land; J. NJ. Lakeman, Grass Valley.
George d. Winters, son of Theodore |
Winters. was married at the ranch of the |
latter, near the city, yesterday, by Rev H. |
C. Christian, to Miss Alice McShain of |
Susanville. Among those present were DR.. |
Manlove and WIFE, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. |
Guthrie, \. H. Estill, c. T. Wheeler, L. |
Elkus, John Breuncr, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, |
Mrs. Boles, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Richardson, |
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. +. Dolan, Charles Server
and DR.. NJ. Gardner. After the wedding |
ceremony fine collation. was served by W.
f. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Winters left on
a wedding trip to San Francisco in the |
afternoon.
In the city yesterday Dennis Dalton,
Costumes Mrs. Sackett and daughter,
Mud Springs Colonel John p Irish, VIM.
G. English, Oakland; Judge L. D. Freer,
Butte; ex-senator Frank Sullivan and ex-
Judge S. c. Hastings, San Francisco; DR.
Wilkins, of the Napa Asylum; w. c.
Crossett, Folsom 7. II. B. McLerran, Chas
Henry, Gait; a. E. Arnold W. c. Sheldon,
Costumes; 0. f. Maslin, Amador; W.
Palmer, Lockeford; J. w Cleft, Stockton
J. b. Bradford, Franklin f. Mallows,
Dutch Flat; Erhomas Agnes, f. V. Nc
Carthy, San Francisco; Il. 4. Reddy, Paul
Shirley, Guy Shirley, San Quentin.