Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Park Henshaw, of Chico, returned home yes
teIday
II. A. Hornlein leaves to-day for Tulare
| county.
/ Grove L. Johnson went to Napa yesterday
| afternoon.
Miss Annie Pearl is visiting friends in Salt
| Lake City.
| Hon. H. j. McKusick, of Oakland, is visiting
| Sacramento.
Mrs E. B. Crocker went to San Francisco YES
terday morning.
Miss Annie Pearl, of this city, is visiting
\ friends mt Salt Lake.
| Mrs. C. J. oyler and J. German viii arrive
| from the East tomorrow.
| Sheriff Huntley, of Auburn. passed through
yesterday to San Francisco.
Sheriff Cunningham, of San JOAQUIN county.
came over TO the city yesterday.
Edward Heath, George Heath and Samuel
Hawkins, of Michigan Bar, are in the city
V. II. Pease, of the U. S. Stage Company came
down from Oregon yesterday, going TO the Bay
William Gable, representing the San Francisco
Examiner, Is spending few days in Sacramento
General Charles Cadwalader, of Red Bluff,
was married on the 9th inst. to Mrs Rosa p Root
in Quincy, Ill.
Judge w. S. Mesek, n. d. Goodell and b.
Wilson were passengers by yesterday afternoons
San Francisco train.
Robert Graves, who has many acquaintance
the East, en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs. z. T. Lindsey and daughter. of Council
Bluffs, Iowa. and Miss Ada Swan, of Denver
Colorado, are visiting the family OF VIM. NJ
Pelir.
Ariel Lathrop, of San Francisco, was in the
city yesterday, having come up to meet Mrs
Lathrop, who is expected to arrive from the
East this morning.
Major Marion Biggs, of Gridley, Butte county,
has issued circular announcing himself a
~
upon the Democratic ticket
Miss Lille A. Franks, of this CITY, has gone
for u months visit TO Roseville and Marysville,
at which places she will be the guest of Mrs
VIM. La Due and Mrs. S. Franks.
Geo. W. Thompson, at one time a conductor
between this city and Oakland. but now an en-
ploye of the Q. X. and N Co., left yesterday on
his return to Portland after visit here.
Levi NJ. Butts yesterday returned from
months visit to central New York He went
there with the intention of spending the sum
mer, but got quite enough of YORK State in four
weeks.
S. Carrie returned yesterday from Turock He
thinks ms firm Will be able to move their ma
chlnery into Yosemite valley, to prepare for the
construction of the State hotel there in about
u week
State House arrivals: T. Reid, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs. L. Dryden, Slough Bouse Mrs.
Granger, Walnut Grove; Mr.. J. r. Wilkins and
wife, city; john Givens Costumes H. w Eos
ter and wife, Monticello; A. Cook, c. Sebeck
Placeryille; Francis Veerkamp, Granite Hill
H. Il. Lufkin. Walnut Grove: +. J. Sutton
santa Rosa.
S. II. Cowles the inventor of the Cowles
Giant Quartz Mill has returned TO this city after
an absence of nine years, and will remain here
1or several days visiting friends, and then re-
turn East. Mr.. Cowles is accompanied to this
city by a blind friend, E. S. Yale, who lost his
sight by Il blast in mine in Nevada county
some twenty years ago, and returns from the
East 10 revisit some OF his former friends
that locality.
Capital Hotel arrivals ]. NJ. Stephenson,
franklin; J. II. Rice, Dixon; Geo. j. Lucas,
Mrs. q. l.. Stephens, Miss Kate Stephens Master
J. Stephens Woodland; R. T. L. Hit, Black
burn, Mo; Albert Korn, Franklin F. o. Town
send, Ukiah Mrs. NJ. y. Samuels and child
Liering, Colusa; J. W. Clark, Blacks; J.
Mathews and wife, Colusa ; j. f. Brown, city
}. a. Gasbarini, jackson; John Lynch, Benicia
Arrival at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Mrs II. b. Reed, Woodland; w. X. Mower. At
lanta, Ca; A. G. Wormood, Springfield o.: H.
j: Mckusiek, II. Newell, Louis B. PARROT c.
Warner, J. A. Fairbank, J. Newman. j. W. Wal
bridge, wife and daughter, San Francisco: Mrs
J. Nazro, Miss VI. Blanchard. Milwaukee Wis;
r. McCarty, Kansas City, Mo- Fox New
York; NJ. o. West and WIFE, Port Chester n. y;
T. K. wilson, Toronto, Canada; j. Martin Bar
ney, Lowell Hill.
There was q pleasant surprise party given to
Miss Jennie Blake at her residence. 631 street
Monday evening. There was dancing, singing
ana many other amGSements, and afterwards
refreshments were served. and a NEST enjoyable
time had by all. Among those present were
Misses Clara Caddagan, Angie .Caddagan Sa-
lima o'Neil. Nellie Tanquary. Carrie Leonard
and Annie McClenngn o. Corning) Lizzie Gilky
Lulu Arenz, Belle Arena. Nellie and Fannie
Spargo Mamie and Emma Cola, Lucinda Pait
May Taylor, Hattie Ogden. Maud Stricken and
the following gentlemen; Ben Miller Oscar
Miller, Walter Tanquary, Chas Tanquary, Oscar
Glatz, Frank Pierce, George Ledig, Theo Birdy
George Caddagan, James ISam Geo Ogden,
Willie Blake, Ed. Hoffman, Freddie Wagner
and many Others
Yesterday morning Geo. Fl. CLARK, son of
Frank Clark, and eX-President of Sacramento
Parlor, n. s. G. W, and Miss Emma Garfield
daughter of Seth Garfield, were married at the
residence of the brides parents NJ street. be-
tween Second and Third, by Rev Carroll NJ
Davis. in the presence OF few relatives and
friends, but If opportunity had been offerc d the
capacity of any church in the city would net
have been sufficient to accommodate the great
number of friends of the popular young couple
who wou d have been happy to attend and ex-
tend theiI good wishes The bride received
many handsome and desirable presents and Il
bevy of young ladies assembled at the depot to
have parting word with her and her husband
before they LETT on their wedding trip to Mon
terey, Santa Cruz and San Francisco.