Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R.C. Montgomery has returned from s
trip TO Mendocino county.
John Rains, of Wheatland, passed
through to Colfax yesterday.
CT. Cox and R. E. Hartley will return
from the East this morning.
Robert Allen and F. L. circuit went tc
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William EARL, of Chico, passed
through to Washington Territory yester-
day
]. Weisheimer is seriously i'll at his resi-
dence. Sixth and Q streets, of painter
collie.
Samuel Grau, manager of the Aimee
Opera Company, arrived from the East this
morning.
W. F. Riebsom, of Latrobe, who had
been paving Sacramento a visit, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hyman, formerly resi-
dents OF Sacramento, but now Of Truckee,
are visiting the city.
Ed. Nelson, of San Francisco well
known among boating men, returned home
from here yesterday.
Supervisor Slingsby, Of Yuba county,
went up to Marysville yesterday, after a
visit to San Francisco.
W. J. Killip, of Sheridan, passed through
yesterday on his way home, after months
stay at Bartlett Springs.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
will give a strawberry social at the church
next Wednesday evening.
Miss Katie Fisher of Woodland, has
gone to Lake county, to spend few weeks
vacation with her brother.
DR.. C. E. Pinkham left yesterday for San
Francisco, to attend the annual meeting of
the State Homeopathic Society.
William j. Morgan, Treasurer and Tax
Collector of Butte county, came down
from Oroville yesterday, ell route to San
Francisco.
T. C. Pockman, who has been travelling
through Tulare county, has returned, and
expresses himself as well pleased with the
appearance of that part Of the State.
A. Mailman and Miss Mary Gault, of
Nevada City, were married in St. Paurs
Church yesterday morning by Rev Carroll
NJ Davis, and went to San Francisco on
wedding trip.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
W. E. Lowe, J. H. Martin, Woodland; r.
J. Pray, Towles; H. kerchival, CORTLAND !;
W. G. Brown, Nicolaus; Mrs. W. G. Hub
hey, Colfax Mrs. G. Skier and son, Dixon;
Sam. Davis, San Francisco; J. NJ. Stephen
son, Franklin; Rev S. n. Waterman and
wife, E. III. Ross, Redding Sol Runyon,
o. r. Runyon, G. r. Runyon, CORTLAND;
J. P, O'Conner and wife and Henry Mac
nevin, San Francisco.
In the city yesterday: Mrs. D. E. Gala
han, LOOMS Justis Greedy, Marysville;
a. P. Redding and Hon. Robert Gardner,
San Francisco; c. p. Horn, Chicago; H.
F.. Martin; Grizzly Flat Miss Jennie Pas
cal, L. S. WILDER, A. C. Middleton, Buck
eye Valley; G. Hopkins, Ell Dorado J. T.
White, Michigan; Thomas Ross and wife,
Franklin; George Perkins, Penryn; Den
mis- Johnson Latrobe; n. NJ. Tucker, Gait;
H. Heidrich, Suffer Creek; ]. Fletcher,
Lincoln; c. Lang, Fresno.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday J. J. Feehan, Arthur s. Whitney,
San Francisco; Louis Mandel Philadel-
phia; William J. Morgan and wife, Orc
vile; E. Skies, San Francisco; Dr. D.
Powers and wife, Narysville; S. A McDon-
aid, wife and children, Charles I. Stacey,
Henry Clark, San Francisco; J. W. Lee
and wife, Minnesota; P. c. Hale, Sacra-
mento; William Utter, Comanche; Joseph
c. Jennings, San Francisco; Lee Jacobs,
Santa Cruz; E. c. Dudley, Oakland; A. S.
Levi and f. Baruck, San Francisco.
Clarence Hayford, cashier at Hale Bros. &
Co.'S, and Miss Emma Wheat, a young
lady well known in musical circles, and
having large circle of acquaintance. were
married in Calvary Baptist Church at
o'clock last evening by Rev A c. Herrick,
and left on the overland train to spend
their honeymoon in the foothills. Many
friends of both families were present, and
the newly-married pair were almost over
with good wishes. The church
had been handsomely decorated for the oc-
,asion with flowers, and the bride and
groom stood beneath beautiful wedding
bell of white pinks and roses. Mr.. Hay
ford has fitted up cosy cottage at Ninth
occupy on their return to the city.
The State Board of Education it is be-
ieved, has made a very excellent selection
o take general charge of the publication of
he State series of school textbooks. 1t is
4 very important part of the work requisite
% success, to properly edit and prepare the
copy for press, after the manuscript has
oeen presented to the Board, and this Mr..
RaymonTs scholarly attachments, his
many years spent as a successful educator
n higher schools Of learning, and his sub
experience as n writer and COM
1iler of educational works. very properly
pointed him out to the Board as the one
needed to take active charge of the work.
The work will be entered upon in about
.wo weeks, when, it is understood, Mr..
Raymond will make this city his head
quarters and home.