Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. H Baldwin has returned iron
| Placer county.
| w. VI. Hinton, of San Francisco, was il
the city yesterday.
Superintendent Wright went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
H w. Decker is among the passenger
to arrive from the East to-day.
State Superintendent Welcker has gon,
to InyO county to attend Teachers Insti
tute.
Adiutant-General Cosby has gone t.
Fresno to inspect the local military at tha
place.
Among the visitors in the city yesterday
were Hon. Z. A. Davis and wife, of Ma
rysville.
I'D. Boruck, of the Spirit Of the Times
was in the city yesterday, and returned to
the Bay last evening.
T. W. Madeley returned yesterday from
the meeting of fruit-growers, held at San
Francisco on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Laura Wallace left last evening 70
three-months' visit to her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Bowling at Fort McDennitt.
VIM. H. Mills, Land Agent of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, passed
y
Bay.
Among those who went to the Bay yes
terday were r. NJ. Clarkin, w. F. Peter
son, VIM. P. Coleman, Judge benson and
Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy.
r. Levy, for many years a produce and
commission merchant in this city, but lat
terly resident OF San francisco, is spend
ing few days in Sacramento.
Arthur Bellinger ana A Graham. employees
at the railroad shops, left last evening Tor
Los Angeles, where they go to paint pas
senger coaches.
In the city yesterday: A Null, w. A.
Scott, Albert Hubbard, Alfred Wood, Sierra
vile; John Chamsch, Amador; W. Z.
Wheeler, A. II. Duncan, Placerville; ]. w.
Gatford, Davisyille; ?. Martin Florin.
Ex-Supervisor j. V. Sims, who recently
sold his ranch to Messrs. Griffitts & DEM
ing, left with his family last evening for
Chilicothe, Missouri, where he has pur-
home henceforth. Mr.. Sims had been a
resident of Sacramento county for thirty
four years.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday J.J. Fitzpatrick, Mrs Barry, Penn
sylvania j. Wood, Iowa; e. NJ. Pitcher,
Livermore; e. \. Davis, Ma1ysville; NJ. D.
Boruck, W. S. w. Crogan, g. S. Allen, H.
Newell, San Francisco; Emory C. Rice, w.
Is. McCracken, st. Louis; Chas P. Creamer.
Placer county.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday :
John f. Best and wife, Marysville; George
Chainey, Mrs. klmball, Stockton: Joe
Smith, Salt Lake; Jas E. Fisher, London,
England W. II. Lowell, Woodland r. C.
Montgomery, San Francisco J. Click.
Stockton; Mrs. 0. r. Runyon, Miss Run
yon, CORTLAND; S. Z. Inlow, Marysville !;
K. Martin, Red Bluff; d. Tobias, C. NJ. Cas-
Der, Woodland; Frank Moore, w. L.
Moore, Yreka.
J. D. Young, city editor of the RECORD
UNION, was yesterday married to Mrs. G..
W. Young at the residence of Rev. H. H.
Rice. The newly-wedded couple left for
San Francisco in the afternoon, where they
will remain for a few days. The best
wishes OF large circle of friends accom-
pany them. The associates of cap s"
Young in this office, who of all others
know his sterling good qualities, and ap-
preciate his genial manners and courteous
department, extend TO him and his wife
their cordial congratulations If the heart
felt desire is prayer, they unitedly invoke
and long and happy life.
Arrivals at State House Hotel S. Busich.
Costumes J. Phillips, Gait; A s. Hamil-
ton, Elk Grove; Sam Phillips, Calf; D. B
Baston, country; NJ. Deatow San Francis
co; Mrs. NJ. A. Davis Elk Grove; Miss
jennie Graham, Graham station; a. s.
Wealthy, Ophir; VIM. Woodward, Carson
creek, D. Knapp city; George, Forman,
Nevada City; Al. Devoe Walsh station !;
A. |. Boyle, Clalksburg; J. w. Phillips,
d. Bell, Gait; Phil. Oyer and wife, Miss L.
Davis, Costumes Charles NJ. MCrry, New
castle; Mrs. NJ. Richardson and two chill
dren, Sacramento river; G. w. Morse,
Franklin f. Dickman, George L. Sales,
Deer creek; W. L. Plummer, D. C. Ross,
San Francisco; Sergeant Charles Crowley,
Preside, San Francisco; J. Roodruff, Sac
ramento river; f. Hart, Folsom; Mrs
Finch, o. Finch, Michigan Bar; A. Has
kins, c. Haskins, st. Helena; NJ. Rose, Mil
pitas; L. Scheiber. San Francisco.