The record-union., 1892-09-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Il. Z. Dulac Of Willows is in the city.
c. P. Mayhem has gone>on trip up
north
c. A. Neale and wife went to Stockton
yesterday.
Prentiss Carpenter Of Placerville is at
the Golden Eagle.
Colonel J. w. Guthrie has returned
from Nevada City.
Mrs. John 2. Brissel and child went to
Pacific Grove yesterday.
a. Mcdonald, a well-known citizen of
san Jose, is IN Sacramento.
Mrs. II. L. Dillmau went to San Jose
yesterday for months stay.
l.. Henry, who was formerly connected
with the theaters in this city, is in town.
DR.. +. c. Durant and wife have re-
turned to Folsom from their trip to the
mountains.
Miss Lena Waddel, who has been visit
ing Mrs. liver Clark, has returned to fer
nome III Placeryille.
Mr. ana Mrs. a. j. Healy have gone to
the Bay Tor an extended visit Mr.. Healy
Is member of the NeaUS staff.
Nh; and Mrs. George Murray and
daughter, Lucy, left Wednesday on a
visit to Portland and Victoria, 3. c.
w. i. Dryer has gone to Emiorant
Gap to fish. The fish up that way have
wings, and they catch them with shot
guns.
Thomas W. Carbine and Mary NJ. Tay-
Tor, both Of Costumes, were married a
day or two ago in this city by Justice
Henry.
Thad J. Mcfarland, the Folsom edi-
tor, was in town yesterday, Mrs. Nc
Farland and Miss Hazel Mcfarland have
gone to San Francisco for an extended
stay.
James S. Watson, employed at the
Southern Pacific freight office, had re-
lapse yesterday and is in critical condj-
ton. His friends are considerably
alarmed.
Thomas P. Williams of Suisun and
Mrs. Maud Harvey of this city were mar
ried at st. PauPS Church Saturday even
ing. Rev. @. A. Ottnlann performed the
ceremony.
DR.. G. y. Ruggles of Stockton, a mem
Der Of the State Board of Health arrived
last evening. He is on his way TO Reno,
where he is to look out for cholera-in-
fected immigrants.
Don Antonio +. Coronel, Mrs. CoroneI.
Miss Solgada, Mrs. Merithew, Mrs. Mat
thews and Senior a. Z. SepuIveda. all
from the southern part of the State, de-
parted for their homes last evening.
These ladies and gentlemen were among
those who took such leading part in
collecting and arranging the historical
display at the State Fair. Don Coronel
was IN Sacramento in 1884, at which time
there were bat four houses in San Fran
cisco, then \ erba Buena
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. HoIladav of San
Francisco, who have been visiting the
city for several days, will depart Tor An
burn to-day. Mr.. Holiday was AlcaIde
OF Auburn and vicinity in 10, and also
resided at Sutterville, near Sacramento.
which was then promising village. For
nearly forty years he has resided in San
Francisco, where he has been engaged in
the legal profession. Yesterday he and
Mrs. Holiday visited the old Suffer
Fort.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: II. X. Newbauer, II. V. Reeves
w. 7. Hainnott, NJ. A. Kruger and
wife, New York; c. Z. Locke, Duncan Il.
harrison and wife, Edward NJ. Bell,
Charles Bowser, Miss Mabel Bert, Miss
Marie Lewes, Mrs. Harry Bloodgood.
Harry Morgan. Harry Allen, Chicago:
r. @. Stanwood and wife. Marvsyille:
s. a. Wright, NJ. w. Backus, l.. Henry
G. NJ. Shelter, E. G. Allis, San Francisco;
NJ. II. Cowan, Victoria; e. Z. DuIac,
willows; DR.. c. a. Ruggles, Stockton:
a. Mcdonald, San Jose; Prentiss Car
penter, Placervilie.
The 10th of September will always be
an occasion of interest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Davis Of this city. on
that date one year ago they gave their
daughter, Maude, III marriage to George
y. Smith, and on the same date this wear
they gave their daughter Dora in mar
riage to Arthur w. Edwards. Miss Dora
a. Davis is well known and beloved by
the teachers and many of the children of
this city, tor she has been a faithful
teacher in our public schools tor some
years, Arthur ". Edwards has been long
and iayorably known as mechanic at
the railroad shops in this city, In their
comfortable and elegantly furnished
home they have begun keeping house,''
with every prospect of a happy life to-
gether.