Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mrs. A. ]. Blodgett got back from Santa
Cruz yesterday.
Thomas Fox and J. 3. Devine left yes
terday for Yreka.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Terry went to Bart
lett Springs yesterday.
General A. L. Hart and wife got back
yesterday from Nevada City.
Miss Bertha Hirsch has returned from a
months visit to San Francisco.
Rev. w. W. Graham, of Chico. returned
home yesterday from Santa Cruz.
! Frank Aubrey and wife, of Marysville.
passed through to San Francisco yesterday
Mrs. Sarah HaIser, of Los Angeles. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T. D. Bald
win.
Peter BOIL, Dr. NJ. W. Hicks and Felix
Conway came up from the Bay yesterday
morning.
Mrs. n. L. Drew and Miss Minnie Drew
have returned from an extended visit TO
Monterey.
Judge w. c. Wallace, of Napa county,
! who had been here on business, went home
yesterday afternoon.
r. X. Berry, of Shingle Springs, was in
town yesterday, en- route to San Francisco
| for a weeks vacation.
| William S. Doan and Miss Ida Schneider
of Sacramento, were married at San Fran
cisco yesterday by Judge Reardon.
Conductor J. D. Hatch, after vacation
of three weeks spent at San Francisco, has
resumed charge of his train.
Mrs. A. Z. Bruno and children. Mayor
Brown and A. Menke were passengers for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nellie L. Bandy. of Elk Grove, re-
turned from San Jose on Sunday. and on
Monday resumed her school in Pleasant
Grove District.
Mrs. A. Nathan and family have returned
from months visit to Santa Cruz and San
Francisco, accompanied by Miss Hattie
Goodman, of the latter place.
AT the residence of James McCleery, YES
terday, Rev Carroll NJ Davis united in
marriage Theodore G.. Eilers and Miss
Mary McCleery, young people who have
been raised in Sacramento, and who are
greatly esteemed by large circle of friends.
They went to San Francisco III the after
noon.
Charles NJ. Campbell and Miss Fanny
Campbell, his sister, returned from Eng
land and Scotland yesterday The young
lady has been absent about fourteen
months, pursuing her musical studies in
London, and her brother left here several
months ago to visit relatives and escort his
sister home.
Yesterday, at Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Rev. E. C. Jacka, of Gridley, was
married to Mrs. Fannie ]. Farnham, of
Sacramento. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. II. Rice. The newlv-married
couple left on the afternoon train for San
Francisco, and thence go to FL Caion. near
San Diego, where Mr.. Jacka is to be the
pastor.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
X. w. Pendegast, Woodland H. T. Hug
gins, A. D. Lawton, Clarksburg; Frank
Zwesler, Auburn; J. f. Atherton NJ Mills,
San Francisco ID. Hollister, /. A. Smith
Courtland; John Day, San Francisco L.
A. Splitter, San Jose w. O. Watson, Santa
Clara; Adolph Greenmyer, San Jose Gus
Paggenpohle, Santa Rosa Geo. H. Whit
lock, city.
In the city yesterday: Hon. John NJ. Full
weller, Auburn; Rev. Mr. Peck, Newcastle:
John f. McCauley, Hicksvile; Hon. Dwight
HOLSTER, Courtland q. L. Lukens, Ne
vada City; George eastman, David Upton,
VIII Nelms, George w. Bailey, Elk Grove:
D. r. Hunt, Freeport; Henry Gross, f.
Van Gordon, Franklin; H. A Gear. f.
Cannon, Gait; Thomas Mcpherson, Nico-
laus; Mrs. N. Krose, Mrs. Meter, Michigan
Bar; James Anderson, Pleasant Grove.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: l.. Black, San Francisco; John
Muilan, Washington, D. c.; r. r. McGurn,
Virginia City; A. Goldsmith, W. Church
i'll, A. Robinson, San Francisco; w. Il.
Daley, Henry Adams, Stockton; Eugene
Bates and wife, John S. Mitchell, Christie
pher Johnson. J. d. Jones, San Francisco
Mrs. c. Dunn and mother, Louisville. XIV:
f. II. Lafaitte, city C. l.. Hooey, D. Davis.
a. Hamburger, J. H. McCann San Fran
cisco; c. f. Chamberlain, Berkeley, Cal