Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
w. N. Coward Is over from woodland.

l W. NJ. Coward ia over from Woodland.
| J. l. Caldwell, of Nevada is in the city
| r. B. Campbell and family have gone to Non
terey.
H. P. stsbler was down from Yuba City yes
| terday.
Banker Jasper, of Woodland, was in the city
| yesterday.
DA jackson, of Woodland, was in the city
yesterday.
Fx.Surveyor-General S. Il. Wiley was in the
| city yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff William Fuller is at the seaside
| in search OF health.
DR.. James Caples and wife, of Elk Grove, are
at the Capital Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Cross were up from San
Francisco yesterday.
H. C. Dibble and Sam Miller, the tourist agent.
| were in town yesterday.
George Steele, of San Luis obispo, is regis
| tered at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Minnie and Rosie Myers are visiting
| friends in San Francisco,
| Supreme Court Clerk Spencer arrived from
| San Francisco last evening.
| Secretary Gaskill of the State Railroad Com
4 mission was up from San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Perkins has returned home from a
| five months visit to friends on the Atlantic
! coast.
Lieutenant P. E. simmonds of Company C,
First Artillery Regiment, Nevada City, is in
| town.
| President Jones of the Los Angeles Chamber
| of Commerce was among the visitors here yes
| terday.
| Joseph Houston, William A. Gett, W. E. john
ston. Frank Hollister and Charles Hollister left
| for Folsom yesterday.
Secretary Msslln of the State Board of Exam
| liners has been unwell of late and has gone to
| the Bay for a weeks rest.
| Miss Alta Vaughn, of Downieville who has
| spent the last year in San Francisco is visiting
in sacramento, and is the guest of Miss Mamie
| Donahue, of 400 street.
| Fish Commission Reuter- went to San Fran
| cisco yesterday to attend the funeral to-day of
| the late w. B. Hunt. A. J. Rhoads will go down
| this morning for the same purpose
| Executive Secretary W. W. Douglass who has
been down with typhoid fever for several weeks
past was able to be on the streets yesterday
| On Monday he win leave for Coronado Reach TO
| recuperate for month.
| Miles Scoville, of Vert Cornwall, Conn. is
| stopping at the Capital Hotel in this city, and
wishes to know the whereabouts of his cousins,
| Horace, Seth, Albert and Maria Miner, who
came TO this State IN 1861 and settled in Stanis-
| laus county. 1t has been some twenty wears
since he has heard of them, and anyone who
| could give information which would lead to his
| finding them would confer great favor by ad
| dressing him at the Capital Hotel
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: H.
| Mansfeldt, San Francisco; J. Fl. Wilcox Colfax;
d: n Green, Indiana; A. g, Mitchum. Colusa;
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| Steele, San Luis OBJ spo; P F. Simonds. Nevada
City James Holland and wife, city; E. J. Sparks,
Lincoln; DR.. ]. Csples and wife, Elk Grove; A.
Wlseman Nevada; B. H. Whitney. San Fran
| cisco; James |. Caldwell, Nevada; G. d. Buck
| ley, A. NJ. Wilson, family and nurse ], 81, XII
lip, J. D. Spencer, San Francisco.
| The Grand Officers of the Order of Chosen
| Friends were on Tuesday evening rendered a
reception and banquet by Sacramento Council.
| Supreme Representative from the Grand Conn
ell to the Supreme Council L. R. Webster, Grand
Coqnclior Z. NJ Arnold, Grand Recorder Annie
| +. Evans and Past Grand Councillor A. B. San
| born were present from the Grand Council
| About sixty members of Sacramento Council
and eighty invited guests from neighboring
| Counclls. including some twenty-five from
| other towns, were present.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday.
| c. B. Webster, SOlano; F. A. Castle Mrs R. p
! De Noon. Miss De Noon, San Francisco: Mr.. and
MIS-. +; B. Lewis. Valley Springs; E. g. Freeman
| and wife. California; NJ. Kuhn oakland: ]. F.
Dunn and wife Dutch Flat; A. W. Wilson and
family, J. S. Dinkelspiel, San Francisco: S. R.
Murdoch, Coluss; ". T. Sperry, Gridley: Mr..
| Law, MERGED; J. G. Hitler, ]. 2. Tyree c. p
Baughman and wife, P. Jacobson r. H. Rab-
John, San Francisco; P. T. Simonds. Nevada
| City; G. kosenshime, San Francisco; b. +. FRS
| bic and wife, Yuba City; S. Beck San Fran
cisco; G. Holman, New York; o. A Baker, Chi
cago; J: M. c. Jasper, Wheatland; C. ". Cross
and wife. Nevada City; H. P. Stabler, Yuba
City; E. C. Irwin, J. D. Ruof, Philadelphia; ii.
| c. Dibble San Francisco; S. E. Ancona Read
ing, Pa; E. W. Jones, Los Angeles; Sam. Miller
and wife. t. H. Holen, San Francisco: r. NJ
Fisher, Oakland.
| very pleasant wedding took place on Tues
| day evening. at the residence of the brides pa
rents, at Rocklin, at which the rector, Rev. Mr.
| Haven otficiated. The contracting parties were
Miss Allie J. Sweeney, of Rocklin and W. L.
| Clifford, OF sacramento, young man well known
in business circles. Miss Hastie Matteson of
| Sacramento, a cousin of the BRIDE acted as
| bridesmaid, and A. Clifford, a brother of the
| groom, as best man. The parlors were very
| tastefully decorated with smilax, roses and
| chrysanthemums, which were artistically com
| bined in creating a scene of beauty Suspended
| from the ceiling was very large and beautiful
| wedding bell, made of white chrysanthemums
and tuberoses Alter the usual congratulations
| all repaired to the dining room, where they en-
loyed a very bounteous wedding repast. The
| bride and groom were the recipients of many
elegant and costly presents Among those pres
| ent were: Mr.. sweeney and wife, w. Cooley
and wife, E. d. Barber and wife, Mr.. Harring.
| ton and wife, Mr.. Clarity and wife, Dana Per-
kins and wife. Mrs. w. L. Clifford, W. h. Cooley
| Andrew Clifford Mrs. McClelland F. Dunckle
| Miss Ada Dpnckle Miss Jennie Barber and Mrs
| Van Trees, of Rocklin;.Miss Maud McCleland
! of San Francisco; Miss Hattie Mstteson. A. W.
| Cooley, Ella Barber, L. w. Nickel Miss Ida
| Wick, Mrs II. Barber, Ed. Ownre Eugene
Dunckle, Robert Rowland, Mrs. Mott, Miss
| Laura Mott and Kari Edelsworth of Sacra-
mento. The happy couple left on the morning
train on wedding tour through the southern
| part of the State. On their return they will
| make sacramento their home.