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

P. NJ. Eaton, of Placerville, is in the city
NJ. D. Boruek, editor of the Spirit Of The Times,
is i'll the city.
Ben. True. City Marshal of Chico, came to the
city yesterday.
George Jones, of Alta, is spending few days
in Sacramento.
f. p Eastrom, of Sacramento, will arrive from
the East this morning.
G. Fosetti and wife, of San Leandro, are visit
ing friends in Sacramento.
d G. WaldrOn and Pitt Taylor, of San Francis
co, came up yesterday morning
John Coleman and wife, of Grass Valley, went
through to san Francisco yesterday.
George Mckee left yesterday for Bartlett
Springs, his health being quite poor.
T. J. Lotus has got back from an extended
stay at SWeetbriar Ranch, Shasta county.
A. L. Davis and F. c. Gordon, of East Oakland
are making Sacramento two weeks visit.
Robert Allen, lessee of Agricultural Park, has
! returned from the Bay in very poor health.
Professor II. G. Hanks, State Mmeralogist, re-
| turned to san Francisco from here yesterday.
Trustee Jones goes down to San Francisco
this morning, to be absent two or three days.
Mrs. +. B. Croker and Mrs. W. S. Bender re-
| turned yesterday morning from Los Angeles.
Mrs. W +. Maier and family and Mrs r. O.
| Cravens and family have returned from Santa
| Cruz.
A. K. sevenman, of San Benito county, came
| mess.
Professor G. W Watson left yesterday for
Eureka, Humboldt county, to spend about four
weeks.
Frank McNally and wife and John Dillon, of
San Francisco, went home yesterday from Grass
Valley.
Judge J. W. Armstrong and Secretary Of State
Thompson went to san Francisco yesterday af-
ternoon
Judge Garoutte of Woodland. went 10 Santa
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celebration.
l. H. Bowman. of Oakland. who has been in
Nevada county for the past five weeks returned
| home yesterday.
Director McMurray, of the Seventeenth Dis
trltt Agricultural Association is ntown attend
| ing the State Fair.
Father Eaton, of Woodland, returned from
| months sojourn at Saratoga Springs, Lake
county He is very greatly improved IN health
I. n. Hoag, who has served as the railroad
immigration representative in Chicago for the
| past two years, will arrive here this morning
| with his family, the Office having been aboi-
ished.
Mrs. T. S Ewing and Miss Belle Ewing, OF
Wheatland, are enjoying a few weeks at High
land Springs and Soda Bay for the benefit of the
| latter lady's health, which caused her tempo
| rary removal from Mills Seminary.
| In the city yesterday VIM. A. Sharon j. F.
Smith, Ohio; ?. W; Taplin, San Diego; J. NJ.
cisco; VIM. f. owen, Virginia City: H. I. Hug
| gins, Clarksburg; w. f. Holden, Marysyille:
| Mrs. Sol. Runyon and daughters, CORTLAND;
Senator VIM: Johnston Richland; J. II. Rice. C.
| f. Gregory, Dixon.
Frank W wilson, of Fair Haven, Vt, and Miss
| Florence A. Warehouse, eldest daughter of o.
C. Warehouse, were married on Monday, at
! the bride, residence, corner Eighteenth and ]
streets Rev. +. X. Ollie performing the mar
| rage ceremony. Only the relatives and few
| intimate friends We're present. An elegant col
| latiou was served, and an hour was spent by the
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happy couple took the evening train for Fair
Haven, which is TO be their future home