Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge S. S. Holl has gone to Stockton on
a business trip.
RS Carey left yesterday for a stay at
Bartlett Springs.
Frank Lashells, of Biggs, passed through
to Stockton yesterday.
Samuel Daniels, of Chico, went down to
San Francisco yesterday.
General n. P. Chapman, of Red Bluff, is
! spending few days in the city.
Mrs. P. A. Lynch, of Fort Scott, Kansas,
is in this city, visiting Mrs. c. Zimmerman.
Hon. W. t. Welcker, Superintendent of
Public instruction, left yesterday for San
Jose.
W.T.. Ellis and family, of Marysville
came down yesterday, on their way to San
Francisco.
Mrs. w. D. Morris, of Modoc county,
daughter of W. S. Huston, is visiting in
Woodland
w. NJ. Lyon, Chief of Police Jackson and
Captain Samuel Deal went to the Bay yes
terday afternoon.
J. P. Brown, of the Southern Pacific
Law Department, accompanied by his wife,
is visiting Sacramento.
Miss BERTHE Conway left the city yester
day for Grass Valley, to spend the summer
with her grandparents.
Judge Brickwell and Ramon Wilson, of
San Francisco, returned home yesterday
from fishing trip to Big Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoehn, Mrs. NJ. Mil
Ter and Mrs. E. c. Gruhler have gone to
Prosser creek, for weeks fishing.
1t is stated that Robert Barnett, the
newly-appointed Collector of Revenue for
this district, will not enter upon the duties
of his office until August LIST.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
H. 7. Higgins. Clarksburg; Mrs. c. Skier,
Mrs r. B. Armstrong Mrs. J. Miller.
Dixon James Ward, San Francisco; FL. E.
Owens, city; William Minis, Woodland =,
James McKenna, Marysville; Dwight Hol-
lister and wife, CORTLAND H. Unna, San
Francisco.
In the city yesterday: John Givens, G. |
H Mess. Cosumnes G. P. Thomas, Pleas |
ant Grove D. P. Gray, Oakland; John |
Long, Stone House; Robert Allen, Live |
Oak; II. Memtield and wife, Colusa; Pro-
fessof Buck Marysville, Mrs. w. W. |
Cooley, Mrs. j. A. Agler, Rocklin; Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. ]. Peters, Davisvile.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: G. F. MEG lashan and two children, !
Truckee j. F. NJ Liocum, MERGED n. w |
Griswold, Charles Howard and wife, C. D. |
Hoffman, San Francisco; n. 2. Chapman,
Red Bluff; W. Davis, San Francisco; J. a. |
Brown, Oakland; H. Arendle Pleasanton,: |
H. H. Littell, San Francisco; w. r. Perry, |
Chicago, H.. w. A Rose, Pittsburg, Pa; |
Simeon Juda, San Francisco; ]. E. Rey- |
nolds, Shasta; j. c.. Kenyon. Springfield, |
Mo; George Wood, Sierra valley; Mrs. NJ.
Martin, San Francisco.
Wednesday evening Captain Fred Eisen
menger, well known in military circles, |
and in fact by nearly all residents of the |
city, was married to Miss Mary E. Multi
ner, of Chicago, an estimable young lady
who arrived here early in the week, the
parties having been engaged during the
Captains trip to the East last summer.
The wedding took place at the residence of
the grOom's sister, Mrs. Mary A. Kinkele, |
Rev. II. II. Rice officiating. A large num-
Der of intimate friends were present, and |
the bride received a number of handsome |
presents, while all united in making the |
evening pass in the merriest manner, and |
in wishing the newlymarried couple long |
life and happiness.