The record-union., 1892-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. VIM. Johnston Of COurtland is in
the city.
Hon. Marion Biggs. Jr., Of Butte is in
this city.
Senator Dargie Of Oakland was in the
city yesterday.
Frank II. Mccormack is visiting his
old home i'll this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sauze have gone to
Alameda for month.
William Hamilton, the veteran stage
proprietor, is in the city.
J. NJ. C. Jasper, the Wheatland banker,
was III the city yesterday.
T. G. Brown, the founder of Red
lands, is at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 1. Marvin came
down from Folsom yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff II. NJ. Johnson will go
to Lake County to-day for vacation.
Miss Emily Shields has returned from
her visit to San Francisco and Santa
Cruz.
D. NJ. Reavis, the well-known Butte
County farmer and stock breeder, is in
the city.
Mrs. Judge Mayhem has gone to Pa
cific Grove TO assist in the State w. C. T.
U. School of Methods.
John Farren, an old resident Of this
city, left for Ireland last Saturday. to be
gone about six months.
Henry McCann, Jr., returned to his
ranch, near Auburn City, Placer County,
yesterday, after spending few weeks in
this city.
George G. Tyrrell, Jr., son of DIR. G. G.
Tyrrell, the well-known physician, will
to-day start from Vermont for his home
III this city. The young gentleman will
bring with him his medical diploma, Just
received from the University there. He
will be accompanied by ii. l.. Harrison,
his brother-inlaw.
DR.. II. w. Hardness, President of the
California Academy of Sciences, was in
the city all day yesterday and left last
night for Casele Crag Tavern. in the
Shasta mountains, where he will spend
the remainder OF the week botaniZing in
the hills and seeking new specimens of
fungi for his collection. DR.. Hardness
takes iauch interest in the proposed his
torical exhibit at the State Fair, and will
aid 1t all in his power.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Alfred l.. Carey, Milwauk ee; w.
h. Brown and wife, North Adams, Mass;
j. G. Lynch, Cucumonga; Catherine
Johnstone, Philadelphia; K. X. Hutchins,
George r. Elliott, Chicago: E. q. David
New York: Philip II. Fretz and wife. J.
E. Fretz, Miss a. l.. fretz, r. j. Fretz,
Doylestown, Pa; Hon. Jas. Graham,
dtll y. Sh1ll, new maven, conn.,; NJ MiSS
Nj. l.. Brown, Auburn: J. NJ c.. Jasper.
Wheatland; X. l.. Dunn, Auburn; e. w.
WiImot and wife, +. q. Brown and wife,
Redlands; NJ. Levy, Stockton; J. ii
Simpson and wife. II. 2. Livernore, w.
FL. Ostrander, George D. Graham, w. II.
Fay, NJ. Cochrane, q. W. Sterritt. Sam
uel Marx, H. Newell, Il. Kruse, j. NJ.
Taylor, e, b; Castlen, A. Hamburger, f.
d. Myer, e. 7. Mills, San Francisco.
rNrattu xyaIIincr +ool- 1.1ooo
evening at the residence of Mrs. C. Bird
sail I07 | street. The contracting parties
were II. w. Trousdale of Auburn and
Anna V. McClendon of this city. The
bride was attended by Miss Carrie
kuechler, and Z. W. Frazier acted as
formed by Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson, the
bride and groom standing beneath fio-
raj umbrella. The rooms were eXuuis-
itely decorated with flowers and ever
green's. After the benediction had been
pronounced, congratulations followed
until all had wished the bride and groom
happiness and prosperity The guests
then assembled in the dining hall, where
wedding repast was served, after which
the happy couple departed for their fl-
ture home in Auburn. They received
many handsome and valuable presents.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rood.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Theobalds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Davey, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Knowles, Mr.. and
Mrs, f. q. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Durrell, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Cody. Mrs. C. Bird
sail, Mrs. NJ. L. Fry, Miss Nettie Billou,
Miss Susie Devine, Miss Hattie Dixie,
Miss Mary Mama, Miss Carrie Kuechler,
Miss Anna kloppenburg, Miss Rose De-
vine Miss Rose Schiminger, Miss Maud
Frazier, Miss Kittie Rowe, Miss Mary
Moil. Miss Lena Salz, Miss kittie Smith.
Miss Lora Smith, Miss Emma Kuechler,
c. w. Frazier, Rico Verosa, d. McDou-
gald. Percy Howard, d. w. Kloppenberg.
Mr.. Stevenson, Mr.. Tallapauh. George
Louthier of Auburn, Mrs. Jerry Woods.
Miss Ada Van Alstien, Miss Clara Van
Alstien, Mrs. Van Alstien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carley, Bert Carley.