Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. II. Scott, of Newcastle, is in the city.
Arthur L. Nichols of Chico was in town yes
terday
Martin Burns, of This city, left last night for
Augusta, Me.
Mrs. Charles OFT has started for the East on a
visit of few weeks.
Miss Mecca Smith, of Cana, went down to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Burnham returned Yesterday from
Il visit to San Francisco.
John Coleman, of Grass Valley, passed through
yesterday, going to the Bay.
n. Merits well-known farmer residing near
Rosevllie Is stopping IN the city.
Hon. D. n. Hershey, of Blacks, Yolo. county.
went over to san Joaquin count! yesterday.
L. 5. Pease and Ebert Shinn came down from
the Parrot ranch, near Chico, yesterday en-
route for San Francisco.
Geo. n, Mott, J. Hoehn, BENZ Welch, Mrs.
Henry Miller and Miss Blakeney went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs William Stead and niece, of Sarnia. On
tario, Canada, are visiting Sacramento, the
guests of Mrs. Steed's brother Richard Caverly.
James o: Whitney, now of Olean, y. Y, and
formerly of Z. II. Jones d Co., importers, San
Francisco, Is spending few weeks in the state.
tyhe, Cosumnes; Perry Mccoy, Miss Elya Nc
Coy, Routiers Mrs. II. Conner, Clarksburg;
Hon. Dwight HOLSTER, CORTLAND.
Dr. w. o. Blaisdell, of Macomb, H., who was
miner and resident on Miners Ravine near
Newcastle, thirty years ago, is visiting Sacra-
mento and the state for few weeks.
James H. Griffith, left yesterday for San Fran
cisco, from which place he will sail on the
steamer Mararoa, on the 18th instant. for Aus
tralia, to join Billy Emerson's Minstrels.
J. Wadsworth, of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST Paul Railroad Company, and party of
friends, after paying visit 10 the lower portion
OF the state, Came up from San Francisco yes
terday noon in their special car, and went East
last evening.
Watt Pentz, of Pentz Butte county was mar
ried yesterday morning at the ranch OF D. NJ.
ReaviS near Chico, to Miss Nellie ReaYiS. The
ceremony was performed in season for them to
catch the Sacramento train, and they went to
San Francisco on their wedding trip.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
r. w. Elliot, W. II. Scott, city; r. d. Hunt,
Freeport; ID. J. Mcdonnell, D. b. McDcnell, John
Crymble, Folsom; Louis Johnson, James stout,
Walnut Grove; I. f. Williams, Peoria, ILL.,; c. f.
Taylor, Nevada City; E. Chalk, Latrobe
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
+. o. Whitney, New York; ". H Hill, Saginaw,
Mich; J. J. Masley. Salt Lake. ii. r. Vandicar
Miller and wife, Canton O.; s. A. Miller, Akron;
c. Wiedman. Edward WhOlers, Omaha, Neb. I.
H. Steel Brownsville; II. b. Smith, II. L. More
ley Madison, Wis; W. o. Blaisdell, NJ D.
A. S. Cook, Berkeley; Thomas Bennett, Oak
land; l.. +. Moulton, Colusa.
The Pioneers of Sacramento held one of their
old-tsshioned house warnings NJ, nday even
ing, at the new residence of W. II. Luther on G
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
There were from eighty to one hundred of the
" Old Boys and their wives present, and "a most
social and jolly time was enjoyed. Excellent
music for dancing was furnished by Messrs.
Church. Jones d hands orchestra Others en-
gagged in progressive euchre and various social
games. -bountiful repast was spread and
everything went merry as wedding bells"