Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dr. 7. B. Reid is visiting at Red Bluff
P. R. Beckley of Franklin is in town.
Vim. Beckman left for Red Bluff yesterday
Thomas R. Stephens, of Placerville, is in the
city.
Fred. searls came down from Nevada City yes
terday.
Mrs. H. B. Davidson has returned from visit
to Chico.
William Johnston, of RichlaId, came to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. G'issim has been visiting relatives
in Suffer county.
Mrs. j. J. January has returned from n visit TO
friends at the Bay.
W. G Williams and son, of Loomis, were in
the city yesterday.
Clerk of the Supreme Court j. D. Spencer went
TO the Bay yesterday.
S. P. Masin, Clerk OF the State Board of Ex-
aminers is Iusticating at the Bay
Mrs. W. II. Hill and niece, of San Quentin, are
visiting Mrs. +. c. Campbell, of this city.
Miss Kittie G. C. Caine will return tomorrow
morning to San Francisco, her future home.
Bell & Co auctioneers, will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-
day, at 921 X street, horses, buggies, wagons
harness, furniture, carpets etc.
D. Bloom and wife, Mrs. Nellie Bloom"
have returned from visit among relatives at
Grand Round valley, Oregon, to their home in
Oakland.
Unitarian service will be held at Pioneer Hall
at II A. N. tomorrow. Subject OF discourse ::
" me story OF Robert klsmere; the Evolution of
Radical Faith"
Reserved seats for the performance of EVERY
body's Friend,' on December 18th. in aid of ST.
PauPs Church, can tie obtained at Houghtonis S
oo1 1ksiore, commencing on Monday November
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday F.J.
Clark, II. Jackson, Robert Barnett, city; J. X.
LuttreD, Glen Ellen; T. K. Stephens Placer
vile; Al. sutherland. lone; II. Meter, San Fran
cisco; A. Borlend, Coloma; ]. y. Lean city; F.
+. Chase, TInckee.
The Bell revival services continue at the Cen
tral N. E. Church, and viii be held all day Sur
day, and all next week. IN spite of the storm
the meeting of last night was the best of the
week, and there were three conversions The
! public is welcome to the services.
The meeting of teachers last evening to ar
range for the Convention which meets in De-
| cember IN this city, was not largely attended.
owing to the heavy rain-storm. Reports of
committees were read, and all were granted
further time. The meeting adjourned to the
| call of the Chair.
Harry Coons and Miss Hattie Polhemus were
married last Saturday evening in the Presbvte-
Tian Church at Elk Grove. The church was
finely decorated for the occasion. Rev w II.
Scott performed the ceremony, and a wedding
supper followed at the home Of the bride TO
which forty friends sat down
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
A. K. Phelon Mrs w. A. Cochrane, Washing.
ton Territory; ]. 5. Slason and wife, James San
sen, Los angeles; r D. Warner and wife, E. r.
Warner Minneapolis; W. +. B3hmnom, New
| York; Frank Clute, Chicago; Fred cearls Ne
veda; j. Nj. Mann, Woodland: +. L. Atkinson
| city; y. ?. Vallejo. II. Karen, Fresno; Jas. r.
Stratton, Oakland; II. II. Moore, Stockton; J. A.
Barham, Santa Rosa; r. L. Lawrence, Philadel-
| phia; Jonn J. Donovan, Mrs Thos Green, Oak
| land; W. T. Nillioms, London: K. o. Lithcluis,
| c. A. Holm. Sweden; W G. Williams and son,
LOOMS; O. Weisman. L. C. Illen. r. E. Carter,
J. Lawrence, F. L. Hunt j. o. Reis, W. G. Doc
little, C. H. Graves, c. H. Hanlon, San Francisco.