The record-union., 1892-08-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge Catlin has gone to San Fran
cisco.
Senator Sprague was over from Wood
land yesterday.
George Kelley came down from Au-
burn yesterday.
Judge S. c. benson is here on a visit
from San Francisco.
Frank Sullivan left on yesterday morn
ing's train for Santa Cruz.
S. P. Creasinger of Los Angeles is pay
ing Sacramento short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Nagele will leave to-
day for the Summit Soda Springs.
W. R. Acock of Portland, Or, is visit
ing his father, Thomas L., of this city.
Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis and daughters Edna
and Allie LETT yesterday for Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Charles a. Neale departed for
Santa Cruz yesterday, to be absent few
weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Redding and daugh-
! ter have returned to San Francisco from
Europe.
A. Ankele and wife and daughter, An
/ ME, left yesterday for their summer vaca-
| ton at Alameda.
! Mrs. t. A. Cody and son left yesterday
for months visit to friends at Salinas
! City and San Jose.
| Horatio P. Livermore, President of the
/
Golden Eagle Hotel.
! Miss Sarah OConnell and James Long
shore and wife returned from Lake Ia
! hoe on last evenings overland train.
Mrs. William Curtis and daughter, ac-
companied by Miss Lille Cutter, left
yesterday for a months outing at the sea-
| coast.
Uric B. Collins of Chico is visiting
Sacramento. In a few days he will leave
NTox1r " IL 70 Sl,iv
pany of Frederick Warde and Louis
James.
Cashier II. J. Kilgariff of the Southern
Pacific freight department has been pro-
NOTED to Chief Clerk, vice J. A. Gill re-
signed, and a. P. Booth has been made
Cashier
Rumor says that the engagement o
Miss MOllie Torbert, daughter of the lat
C. j. Torbert, and a native of this city, t.
a prominent young society gentlemen il
to be announced in the near future.
Mrs. Mary E. Kelley of Kelsey, E
Dorado County, who has been the CUES
of Mrs. kittie Acock for several days, il
now visiting the family of James Rooney
near Perkins, in this county. The many
friends Of Miss Kelley in this city will bt
pleased to learn that her health is mucl
improved.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: A. 81. Parker, Mrs. S. c. Wright
Miss Lille Wright, John Wright, Sam c
Wright, Mr.. Rodes, c. II. CoIburn anC
wife, +. j. Steinmetz, Z. B. Labriskie
Treuner Coffin, e. d. i. Cultz, NJ. A
Murphy, John Wagner, Carson: Simon
Wolf, Philadelphia; Mrs. Clark, II
Lichtenstein, Salt Lake City; Il. o. Hell
bourn, G. l.. Dakin, Chicago; Mrs. w. II
Bishop, Perkins, Cal; Mrs. G. Laforgue
Guaymas, Mex; o. A. Baker, Delano
Call. c. NJ. Jackson, Stockton: Il. NJ
Todd, Auburn; Louis G.. Ralston, Joshu;
2 Barker, Oakland; T. p. Fay, Los An
geles; W. L. Adams, G. z. SponogIe, o
p. Bates, Lesley Bates, James II. Jones
= w. f. Bondman, Frank ID. Myer, J. T
! Kelly, Horatio Z. Livern1ore, San Fran
cisco; DIR. w. A. Hughson and wife, city
A very quiet and pleasant wedding oc
/ Cured yesterday at the home of Mrs
f Clark, on Fifteenth street, when VIII De
Merritt and Miss Effie Gregan wer
: united in marriage by Rev. w. S. Hos
e kinson. Both are well and favorabl
known in Sacramento, and q host {
friends join in wishing them q long-lii
}, happiness. a pleasant episode of the oC
: casion was the opening of one Of tn
many presents. 1t had been CAREFUL
: wrapped and boxed, and marked by tn
9 doner, Regulator; not to be opened ii
after the ceremony; then to be opened
y the minister. GuesseS are in order
/ Some guessed the regulator to be
CLOCK" 'broomstick, !" folding bed,
- ''whip.n etc. 1t was found TO be hand
some Bible, the gift of Grandfather Bul
nett, who is So years of age and one of tn
oldest residents OF Sacramento.