Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-17
SOCIAL Aeyp PERSONAL.


Dr.. W. Wood has returned from Soda Springs
VIM. Mclaughlin returned from san Francisco
yesterday noon.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn and daughter are visiting
| friends in san Francisco.
Miss Jennie Mcfarland returned yesterday
afternoon from Santa Cruz.
DIR. G. C. Tyrell got back yesterday from pro
fessional visit TO Monterey.
| T. Coleman. of Grass Valley, passed through
to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hammer and daughter returned
! home yesterday from the mountains
Misses Lizzie Riley and Eta Burke left las,
| evening for Carson and Virginia City.
Mrs. Ellis and Miss Belle Ellis left yesterday
for a two weeks sojourn at Monterey.
| L. C. Montfort, 2. D. Stephens and Harry
Brown went TO San Francisco yesterday
| J. F. Kidder, of the Nevada County Narrow
| Gauge Railroad came TO the city yesterday.
Monsiguor Capel passed through yesterday
afternoon from Hcksville TO San Francisco
Mrs ira S. Davis, OF Albany. n Y, is in the
city, visiting her brothers, Fl. d. and W. A.
Gamble.
wymau MeMitchell took his departure yester-
day morning for Halfmoon Bay, for the benefit
ofhis health.
Mrs John g. Hager of San Francisco. came
through from the East yesterday morning, on
her way home.
W. r. Selkirk. of the Placerville Observe,
passed through yesterday, on his way home
from San Francisco.
John Kelly and George Ibes, mining men of
San Francisco, came up last evening, and go to
Placeryile this morning.
Frank Freeman and Frank Jordan have got
back from a successful hunting and fishing trip
to the counties of Lake and Mendocino.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
Ed. Christy, of Folsom: DR.. o. Harvey, Gait;
State Prison Director Hendricks, Oroville.
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wife, of Indiana, are visiting this city as the
guests of their nephew, General A. L. Hart.
NJ DePangher. well-known exponent of the
points of baseball, came up from san Francisco
yesterday. going up 10 Marysville to spend
week or two
Horatio Coiburn, of Gaspar, Mendocino
county, son-in-law of ]. Frank Clark, of this
city, left Sacramento on his return home yester-
day morning.
Johnny Doyle, young Sacramentan who
went to Pacific Grove few weeks ago for the
benefit of his health, was brought back yester-
day very i'll of fever.
Rev. E. H. Ward and family, of Lexington,
KY. who have been visiting relatives and
friends in this city for few weeks, left on their
| return home Sunday evening.
H. C. Nash Senator Stanford's private Secre-
tary, who came out from the East with the Sen
ator S party on Sunday will remain in this city
for week or two, being in poor health.
c E. Grunsky, of the State Engineering corps,
is now in the field on duty on the irrigation In
quiry. Parties in the city yesterday, who met
him recently, report him as having worked
| through Stanislaus aud MERGED counties, and on
his way into Fresno
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday E.
! Dewitt, Tulare; +. Billiard, Woodland Allen
| Henery, A. Bidwell, D. d. Crowder, Chico C. p.
Berry, Wheatland John f. Ellison, Red Bluff
]. II. Craddock, Marysville; Hugh X. MeJunkin,
| San Francisco, Dennis Spencer, G. NJ. Cornwell,
Napa; H. A. Pellet st. Helena; 7. E. Atkins
nm hro
| H. n. Tracy and two boys, Placerville; Thos.
| Stephenson, Mormon Island; d. N. Hershey,
Woodland; Edward Christy, Folsom; Frank Ad-
ans, W. D. Vessels, Tule Lake, Or; Joseph
Sims, Sacramento d. II. ellis, J. Meter, A. E.
Brown, San Francisco; w. Jagan, CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
! w. II. Parks, wife and child, Mrs. G. II: Baird
and two children, Marysyille; VIM. Johnston,
I Whitney, Oakland; NJ. ]. Wright, Solano; Geo.
| W. Watson, Oakland; A. p. Lockwood, New
| York; F. w. Marston, SAN Francisco; +. c. De-
Long, Novato; P. b. fully, Gilroy: C. W. Cross,
Lowe, San Jose; &. F. del Vale, Los Angeles;
+. Estsbrook, Folsom; J. W. Cook, San Jose; F.
7. Baldwin, stockton; c. Brownell, Utica n. Y;
VIM: Hammersmith and daughter, Chicago; f.
| C. WiusloW and wife, Misses Gladding, Dan
Vile, Ill. Geo. TurGell, G. W. Bennett, W b.
| English, San Francisco.
At II a. NJ yesterday, at the residence of the
! brides parents No 9i6 L street Will L. Duden
was united in marriage with Miss Dora b.
WOODBURY., Rev. L. r. bile officiating Fred
Duden, brother of the groom and Rose Wood
| burn, sister OF the BRIDE stood up with them.
| The wedding was a quiet affair, none being
present but the relatives of the contracting
parties and few Of their most intimate friends.
| The wedding presents from their numerous
| friends were many, elegant and useful. After
| the wedding ceremony and congratulations, all
| repaired to the large dining-room, where the
| mother of the bride had prepared sumptuous
| wedding dinner. The long table was profuSely
| decorated with floral pieces, and the large we'd
! ding cake, surmouuted by huge wedding bell,
| occupied a prominent position in the center OF
the table. After partaking of this wedding
| feast and spending an hour in entertaining their
| friends, the happy couple left for San Francisco
| on their bridal tour at 80 P. NJ. They were &C
companied to the depot by "A number of their
| young friends, who wished them God speed.