Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Katie Cunningham is visiting at the Bay
Mrs. F. T. Burke is back from Bartlett Springs
Colonel Ayers is taking in the delights of the
seashore.
Clara Foltz, the lady lawyer, came to the city
yesterday.
Grove L. Johnson and family are home from
Santa Cruz.
General McComb was the first man home from
Los Angeles.
Judge H. o. Beatty and General Carey went to
San Francisco Saturday.
James Tufts editor of the Auburn Republican.
visited the capital on Saturday.
Rev ]. A. Benton, the pioneer clergyman of
Sacramento, was here on Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Croker left Idlewild, on Lake
Tahoe, yesterday for her home in this city
D. NJ Reavis, of Chico, was in the city yester-
day, en- route hOmeward from San Francisco.
Miss Selma Burston has returned to her school
duties at Reno, after month visit at Oakland
She spent day at Sacramento on her way
through.
John II. Holt retired merchant of Maryland
is visiting his cousin, Sergeant James A. Bar
wick, of the United States Signal Service Office
in this city. He will remain here during the
fair to better see the products of California. He
will divide his time between Sacramento and
Santa Rosa, visiting his brother at the latter
place. whom he has not seen for thirty-two
years, and will probably return East during
October.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday :
H. c. Cogswell, VIII b. Corwin, F. L. Schmidt
G: A Bruins, J. Paulsen, Mrs. S. c. White, Z, S.
Murringhead, +. ]. Barney, C. W. Barney, F.
H. Hodge, F. L. Van de Mark, San Francisco;
o. S. Flint city; William Johnston. Richland:
Eugene Lehe and son, stockton: John [. Pugb
stoney Creek; G. r. Inglis, Milwaukee; ]. s.
Bransford and son, Mrs. D. Compton, Green
vile: I. c. Emery, Winhemncca, New; r. H.
Campbell, Etna; John Conness, Grass Valley;
W. H. Mead. Davisville; W. z. Harris, A. Listen
berger San Francisco; J. S. Fritts, Vallejo.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: j. f.
Garratt, Eureka, New; Geo. Sutherland, Al.
Sutherland, Nevada II. F. .Hoppin and wife,
Willows Chas Harley, San Francisco ]. NJ.
ORiley, city Chas. R. Hoppin Geo BURN and
wife, Yolo; d. A: Ostram, Yuba City B. P.
Hugg, Hamptonville Geo. W. Herbert, Mrs. NJ.
w. Parker, Miss Parker, Biggs; J. w. b. Mont
gomery, Canada J. G. Louis and wife, Gridley :;
Geo. DietZer, Bggs A. J. Bayou, Chico; DR. L.
Burwell, Oroyille; VIM. Hood, Cisco; W. L.
Manloye, n. D.. Brighton; G. ". Griffin, Wood
body, Master Peabody, Ukiah; Miss C. Peabody,
Denver, Col: Thos Skuse, Butte City
Yesterday afternoon the many friends of
David Oliver, chief clerk of the steamer Modoc,
assembled in the saloon of the steamer to par
take OF sumptuous dinner, rendered him by
his shlpmates in honor of his wedding celebra-
ton, which will take place in Oakland tomor-
row, with Miss Hettie B. Tyler of that city,
laughter VI MI. 4fllS. D. H. hCICutNdl
Wine flowed freely, and number of toasts were
given. Captain Fouratt presented Mr.. Oliver
with a handsome solid silver tea-set of eight
pieces, with the letter 4" o" engraved upon each,
given by people along the river, and the crew,
in appreciation of his many ana uniform cour-
tesies toward them. The happy couple viii
spend their honeymoon at Santa Cruz and Mon
terey.
RHEUMATISM, lumbago and sciatica at
once yield to the power Of st. Jacobs Oil.