Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! Colonel J. w. Guthrie returned yester-
day from Grass Valley.
Mrs. w. B. Ferral returned yesterday
| from visit to Stockton.
Bishop Monogue came up from San
Francisco yesterday noon.
| Charles McCreary went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
James O'Brien, of Smartsyille, passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
J. n. Barton, of Ferndale, and his sister,
Mrs. Merritt, arrived from the East yester-
day.
Rev. o. C. Wheeler and wife passed
| through yesterday from Penryn to Elk
i Grove.
Hon. A. Walrath, of Nevada City, came
up from San Francisco yesterday, on his
way home.
c. E. Dingle and family, of Woodland,
have gone on camping trip to lake
county for two months.
James Bockrath, wife and family, will
leave to-day for a months visit to San
Francisco and San Jose.
7 Mr.. Cross, of Downieville, father of Sen
ator c. W. Cross, of Nevada City, went
| down to San Jose yesterday.
Chief of Police Jackson got out of his
room Yesterday and made his appearance
at the police office on crutches.
Mrs. D. F. Orrs, of Willows, returned
home from this city, where she had been
spending few days, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Van VOORHEES, and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Porter
left yesterday for Bartlett Springs.
Miss Emma Mcconnell, who for the past
year has been visiting friends in the East
has returned to her home in Placerville.
w. r. Andrus, Secretary of the Board of
Railroad Commissioners, was in town yes
terday on business with the State Printing
Office.
In the city yesterday: G. T. Conner and
wife, Lyman Wilcox, Costumes; Charles
Thomas, A. Campo, Thomas Steele, Clay
liam Thompson, Auburn Road; James
Clemmens, Sebastopol; s. Rosenbaum and
Samuel Poorman, San Francisco.
A. Hochheimer of Willows, who had
been travelling through Sacramento and
San Joaquin counties, looking at the crops,
returned home yesterday morning. He
thinks the grain yield will be better in Col
usa county than in either of the others,
reaching to about two-thirds of crop.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Peter Harvey, James W. Mitchell, city
w. a. Luton, Lincoln; J. H. Hart, j. F.
Smith and wife, Union, n. H; NJ a Cur
It's and wife, Detroit, Mich; H. T. Hug
gins, Clarksburg; Mrs. j. H. Haines and
sister, Nevada; John Wells, Turlock; l..
D. Marks, T. r. Stephens, Placerville; F.
E. Baker and wife, Mrs. c.. s. Thomas Miss
A. E. Rodalph, Woodland G. W. Haynes,
Grand Rapids; A. I. Jackson, Colorado
ii. Maffett and son. San Francisco; J. NJ.
Stephenson, Franklin; ". Cameron, Mil
pltas; j. w. Haynes, Genoa, New; A. Kill
patrick, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Joseph McKenna, Suisun; Arnold |
Pollak, San Francisco; w. NJ. Watson, Mrs |
Buchanan, Oakland; j. p. Merrill, ]. J. |
Palmer, San Francisco; Melton II. Bunas,
Rev. E. NJ. Mott, New York; b. c.. Dick. |
Oakland; Samuel Poorman, Alvarado; d. |
/. Dillon, NJ. L. Tichner, A. J. Gabriel, |
San Francisco; E. ]. Sparks, Lincoln; 3. |
n. Hall, San Francisco; Leopold Grinberg, !
New York; J. H. Sanborn and wife, San |
Francisco; Joseph NGcKenna Suisun, Ar !
mold Pollak, Miss Buckingham, J. P. MGR
rill, J. J. Palmer, San Francisco; W. NJ. |
Watson Oakland; Melton H. Dumas, New |
York; Rev. Edwin Marshall Nett Marys-
vile; B. c. Dick, Oakland.
Wednesday afternoon, at the Byrns Hotel,
Woodland, few of the more intimate
friends and immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties assembled to witness the
marriage of James H. Doolittle, the junior
proprietor of the hotel, to Miss Dolly
Kelly. one of the reigning bellies of the vii
lage. The ceremony was performed in the
southeast parlor, beneath large and beau
titul marriage bell made of the choicest
flowers. Hymen's knot was tied by Rev.
w. II. Martin. The reception-room, par
Tor and dining-room were handsomely and
deliberately decorated with flowers and
evergreens. Among the set pieces was a
large cornucopia. lovers knot, horse shoes,
hearts and anchors and at the center of
the table, on which was spread a most ele-
CANT wedding dinner, was a standing Tyre.
The rooms were festooned with smilax and
ivy. In the afternoon the happy couple
left for San Francisco and will spend the
first few weeks of their honeymoon at
Monterey