The record-union., 1891-09-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

j. T. Bogue of Marysyille is in the city
Judge S. L. Mating of Yolo is in the
city.
George Tracy of Grass Valley is in
town.
b. J. Davis of Folsom is in town taking
in the fair.
H. L. Blanchard of Marysville is visit
ing the fair.
c. n. Jenkins, Recorder of Yuba
County, is in town.
t. c. Perkins and wife of Perkins are
visiting in the East.
Mrs. Frank Ackerman of Colfax ar
rived i'll our city yesterday.
Mrs. J. j. Horton has returned after a
six weeks visit to Monterey.
l.. +. Duden has returned from a
months vacation at Santa Cruz
john Kimball, one of Sutter County's
prominent ranchers, is in the city
Charles Nelson and William Griffin of
woodland are taking in the State Fair.
Miss Madden of San Francisco is visit
ing Sacramento, the guest Of Miss Terry
DR.. n. w. Mountain and NJ A. Wash
burne OF Placerville are in town visiting
the fair.
". H. Houchins and Charles O'Ban-
non OF Auburn are spending few days
in the city.
William III. Morgan of Grass Valley is
taking in the fair. Mr.. Morgan is a cigar
manufacturer.
James Longshore, Jr., and wife have
returned from their wedding trip to the
seaside resorts.
Colonel C. f. Crocker and J. A. Fill
more and party came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
| l.. Hyman, one of the prominent busi-
ness men of Marysville, was in Sacra-
mento yesterday.
Miss Juliet Lewis, who has been spend
ing the last two months in San Francisco,
has returned home.
Mrs. William Sims and Miss Bessie
motifs OF Winters have started on a visit
10 friends in the East.
Joe Gottlob, assistant manager of the
Bnsh-street Theater, San Francisco, is at
tending the State Fair
w. P. Smith and family of Yuba CITY
who were in attendance at the fair, re-
turned home last evening
Mrs. !. Shaner Of Petaluma and Miss
Mamie Ready of San Francisco are visit
ing Miss Irma Fitch of this city.
j. T.. I. Pike, who has been rusticatinp
at Summit Soda Springs for the last six
weeks, returned home yesterday
Mrs. Hugh Burns, who has been visit
ing IN this city, has returned to her homo
at Pleasant Grove, Sutter County.
Miss Eve Madden, daughter of Jerome
Madden of San Francisco, is visiting Mrs.
NJ. Il. Perry during the State Fair.
Mrs. George T.. Pratt, wife of Secretarv
Pratt of the state Board of Examiners.
has returned from her summer trip
John Butler of Colfax came down on
the local yesterday. He was accompanied
by his son Johnnie and Frank Nash.
Edwin X. Alsip returned Tuesday
evening from a three weeks outing at
Orro Hot Springs, Mendocino County.
r. Rurbitt of Pittsford, VT, who is Wis
iting California with q view to locating
was in attendance at the fair yesterday.
Louis Matthias, foreman in the electro
typing department. at the State Printing
Office, is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Laura Radonich has returned to
her home in this city after three months
visit to relatives and friends in San Jose.
Miss Jessie Hart of Colusa is visiting
Sacramento and viewing the attractions
of the fair. She is the guest of Miss Mar
guerite We'll.
Mrs. VIM. Mogar of Loomis and Miss
Montgomery of Vacaville are visitinp
Sacramento and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Silvey.
John Van Saun, the elderly gentleman
who was injured in the collapse of the
seats at the race-track, Saturday last. is
reported to be in a very low condition.
George Herbert Smith and Miss Maud
Davis were united in marriage at noon
yesterday at the residence of the brides
parents, old Eighth street. Rev. Mr..
Stevenson officiated. Miss Dora Davis
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Edwards as
groomsman. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties were pres
ent. The happy young couple were the
recipients of many handsome and costly
presents They departed on the after
noon train for San Francisco, where thew
will reside. Mr.. Smith is the son of
George Smith, the well-known baggage
agent at the depot. The young man was
born and raised in Sacramento, and has
hosts of friends here. He is at present
Company of San Francisco. The bride