Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27
SOCIAL AND Personal.

| Allen Towle, of Alta, came down vester-
| day morning
J. de Barth Shorb and wife. of Los An
geles, are in the city
James Huver, agent for Rankin's Cali
fornia Theater is in town.
c. Gladding, of Lincoln, was among yes-
terday's visitors to the city.
W. t. Mclean and W. Gardner. of Marys-
VILE were in town yesterday
Treasurer Robinson, of Nevada county
was visitor to the city yesterday.
Hon. r. ]. Van Voorhies, of San Fran
cisco, came up to the city yesterday
Drs. Gardner and Cluness and Warren E.
Doan returned yesterday from Oroville.
George Oheyer. of Sutter county. came
down yesterday, going to San Francisco
State Treasurer Oullahan and Add. C.
HihKson returned yesterday from Jackson.
Hon. N. d. Beruck, editor of the Cali
foraia Spirit Of the Times, came up last
evening.
Eugene ]. Gregory and wife and w. R.
Ormsby got back from san Francisco yes
terday noon.
Miss Annie Nelson has gone to Elk Grove
for few weeks, and Will be the guest of
Mrs. Joseph Kerr.
Frank Chiles, formerly Of Sacramento.
but now living in Contra Cost;. county, was
in town yesterday.
Peter BOIL, 7. J. Clunie, II. J. Norton. E.
S. Denison and VI. NJ. Drew went to the Bay
yesterday afternoon.
Miss May Harper, OF Saiida, Colorado, ar
rived in Sacramento yesterday. During her
visit she will be the guest of Miss Verbie
Shearer.
J. A. Bauer, County Treasurer of San
Francisco, and Timothy Hopkins, Treas
Irer of the Southern Pacific Company.
came up last evening.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel II. d.
Clarke and wife, Miss o. Gibson, Pennsvl-
vania; a. J. Sumner. Stockton George
0hleyer Yuba City; DR.. E. T. Barber, Rol-
lin p. SAKE, Oakland; Frank Welkin.
Colusa; P. L. Corden, Dixon Jas. Huver
san Francisco; I. G. Rogers, Dixon J. W.
Howell Arbuckle; John Grafton, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday:
J. 3. Scott Deer Greek; d. b. Mye, i. Reed
White, San Francisco; Mrs Thomason. W.
EWarnock, Routiers; William Woodward,
Carson Creek; Miss Mary Logan, city: c. c.
Smith, James Ryan, II. B. Ulman, James
Lewis, Elk Grove; j. II. Sawyer, Gait; E.
Gardner, Fiorin: John Rooney, F. Childs,
Alilpitas; James Robinson, Brighton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
J. NJ. Wilson, Red Bluff George E. Robin
son, Nevada City; William H. Brown, San
Francisco; i. G. Nesmith, San Jose; A. f.
Sewell, San Francisco; Miss Sadie McCune,
Miss Ruth Garnett, Dixon: Samuel Ken
nard, Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs j. L. L. Goth
rim, Gait; t. w. Huntington, Sacramento
M. ID. Boruck, San Francisco; j. DeBarth
Shorb and wife, San Gabriel Geo Tyroll.
J. A. Bauer, Delaney Stone j. w. Thoms,
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hubbard, of Indian
apolis, of which city Mr.. Hubbard is pio-
neer resident and one of the substantial
citizens, are visiting California, and have
been spending a few days in this city as the
guests of l.. A. Upson. Yesterday they left
+, for San Francisco, where they will look in
at the citrus fair, and from San Francisco
| they go to Los Angeles. Mr. Hubbard feels
much interested in orange culture and pro-
poses to inquire into it thoroughly before
| returning East.
a correspondent writes the RECORD
| UNION from Antelope as follows "At the
home of the bride, near Ante.ope, on Mon
| day, c. +. Won Santen, of San Francisco,
and Miss Willie Van Maren, Youngest
daughter of the late Peter Van Maren. were
! Joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by
| Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis. of Sacramento. None
! but relatives and intimate friends were
present. After the usual congratulations to
the newly-made couple, the guests partook
OF sulnptuous repast, TO which full Justice
was done. The happy couple were then
| driven to Sacramento, and there boarded
! the train for Oakland, their future home.
! Miss Van Maren was a very estimable
young lady of the neighborhood. and takes
with her the best wishes of her numerous
friends