Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Benjamin Welch got back yesterday from
Los Angeles.
Edgar Mills will arrive by this mornings
train from Ogden.
| Mrs. Cecil is the guest of Miss Anna Tan
quarry. of this city.
Or. S. p Deuel. has returned from his
ranch in Placer county.
General A. L. Hart aud Judge S. S. Holl
left yesterday for Oroville.
w. c. Belcher came up from the Bay yes
| terday, going to Marysyille.
Mrs w H. Baldwin returned yesterday
| from visit to relatives in Newcastle.
Miss Maggie Lynch, of San Francisco. is
in the city, visiting Miss Mamie Green.
Hon. Robert Barnett, of Colusa, returned
to that place from Sacramento yesterday,
| Judge Blanchard, of Placerville, came to
| the city yesterday, on his way to San Fran
cisco.
Ex-County Treasurer Kean, of Yolo
county, is spending few days i'll Sacra-
mento.
R. H Byers and wife, of San Francisco,
are visiting their old-time friends in Sacra-
mento.
Hon. w. w. Moreland and F. Birdsall
went down to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
A. Menke and wife, of Brighton, went to
San Francisco yesterday, to remain over
the Fourth.
Colonel Creed Haymond's numerous
friends will be pleased to hear that his con-
dition is steadily improving.
Frank B. Austin, of Tombstone Arizona,
is in the city, Visiting A. s. Hopkins. He
has recently been stopping at Bartlett
Springs.
". c. Goode and family, accompanied by
his brother, S. L. Goode, and family, have
started on trip to Yosemite valley travel
ing by private conveyance and camping
out.
John and Levy Buck. brothers of Pro-
fessor j. Buck, of Antioch, were in the city
yesterday. They are residents of the East,
and are spending few weeks on this
Coast.
]. G. Hogan, bookkeeper in the National
Gold Bank of d. O. Mills IL Co., and wife
leave to-day for three months visit to the
East Most of their time viii be spent in
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
John Whitney, A. c. Ball, Woodland W.
c. Ring, Placerville; Miss Maupin, Court
land; Charles f. Hanlon, John f. Hanlon,
L. Speyer San Francisco; Edward Christy,
Folsom George W. Hall, Suisun; W. NJ.
Oyster, Wheatland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday Lawrence Minot, Boston, Mass;
C. E. Bloomfield, New York; Miss E. Mel
win, Paradise; Mrs. Hardy, Oakland c.. D.
Hoffman, San Francisco; G.. A. Barrett.
Kentucky; S. Liebenbaum and wife, Miss
Black, Master Black " Bibo, L. Schwartz,
Mrs Aston and child, San Francisco; j. C.
Ball, Woodland.
AT Auburn, Monday evening Prof NJ.
w. Ward, Principal of the Sierra Normal
College al that place, was married to Miss
Mamie Hamilton, daughter of General 10
Hamilton, the wedding being one of the
most notable social events that has taken
place there for long time. The bride and
groom passed through this city yesterday
on trip to Los Angeles.
In the city yesterday: Hon. G. p Berry,
Wheatland; Arthur l.. Nichols, Chico; s.
+. Holden, Napa; VIM. Mccoy and wife,
A. Johnston and Miss West, Forest City;
Charles f. Hanlon, San Francisco; Mrs.
Sol Runyon and daughter, Miss Ora Run
yon, Courtland Mrs. A. Murray, B. b Muir
ray Alex. Mitchell, Cosumnes f. H.
Brooks, Oleta Thos. Mccall, Silver Lake;
C. Schurr, Gait; Timothy Brennan, Eure-
ka c. Van Buren,, Nina; r. B. Reed, Ply
mouth; f. Borth, Roseville: G. S. Jones,
w. Amick, lone City; John Whitney, Chico.