The record-union., 1893-09-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

G. G. Stever has returned from Klam-
ath Springs.
Charles T. Jones returned yesterday
from the East.
Lawyer James P. Sweeney Of San
Francisco is in town.
Mrs. Bruce b. Lee of Red Bluff is a
guest at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. w. c. Graft departed on Saturday
for Elgin. H., to visit relatives.
Ernest A. Harms of Davisville has
been spending a few days here.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. &. n. Hobbs
left on a visit TO Missouri and the Worlds $
Fair.
s. NJ. Sprague, the wellknown mining
man Of Iowa Hill. was in the city yester-
day.
George Eldred, George Sermonet and
party Of friends are on their way to the
Kubicon.
Thomas Fraser, Jr. and Nat Irwin re-
turned yesterday from a weeks sojourn
at the Bay.
Mrs. J. L. Mayo and son have returned
from visit to friends in Georgetown, FL
Dorado County.
Ed. Nicolaus is on his way East by the
northern route. His journey will be eX-
tended to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Morrison
have returned from an extended journey
through the East.
Miss Nellie Morton has gone to Nevada
City to resume her duties as Principal OF
the high school there.
Major John Eagan and family are back
from trip to Tuolumne, accompanied
by Miss Alice Shine ofSonora.
Misses Minnie and Kittie Wittenbrock
have returned from delightful visit with
frianGS nm north WASHINGTON
Mrs. George A. Stuart, Miss Aimee B.
Stuart and Miss Alma L. Brace have gone
for a trip through Amador County.
Claus Anderson, who has been in San
Francisco for several months because OF
i'll health, has returned greatly improved.
Mrs. Frank L. White, Mrs. p. II.
Kern5 and Misses Pearl and Blanche
RippCn have returned from months
stay at Santa Cruz.
Joseph Sims, wife and daughter, Mrs.
George w. Mcconnell OF McConnelPs
Station, have returned from a five weeks
stay at Lake Tahoe.
NJ. H. Burke and ]. B. Harris OF
Folsom have returned from their hunt
ing and fishing trip to the mountains,
after an absence of two weeks.
Clifford Todd left on Saturday morn
ing to take a three years course IN the
College of Dentistry of the University OF
California, he having passed the entrance
examination on last Tuesday.
Mrs. A. II. Van Heusen and children.
Mrs. c. w. Gamman and children and
Miss Sadie Horne LETT on Saturday for
Clear Lake, where they Will go into
camp for three weeks.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
c. J. Garland, Nevada City; Alex Peers,
Mayfield; L. Calish, f. II. Russell, city;
II. Williams. NJ. D., DR.. Lsydon, ". NJ.
Minton, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: r. Ii. Mause. W. II. Peden,
New York; q. ). Downing, Salem, Or:
Albert Hess, J. 5. Swan, l.. {. Maslin.
J. II. Pond, II. Forsland. Thomas E.
Hawn and wife, X. Watson, j. Warren
Shannon, Ben Levy, san Francisco: +.
". Allen, Marysville; Mrs. b. b. Lee,
Red Bluff; MIR. aud Mrs. NJ. ). Severance.
X. d. Wise, Jas. Duston, Los Angeles;
J. 2. Hight and wife, San Bernardino:
II. Timmern, Jr., Pleasanton; f. 5.
Moore. Hanford; Mr.. and Mrs. c. =.
W Walton, Washington, d. c.; L. 2. Fav.
Riverside; Thomas Mulcahy, Lake
County.
At the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Gilkey, at 1925 K
wedding of Edmund NJ. Atkinson and
Miss May Glkey. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. II. II. Rice Of San
Francisco. The bride was attended bv
Miss Annie Renfro and the groom BY
William II. Larkin. Both bride and
groom were reared in this city, the latter
being the son of +. c. Atkinson. He is A
deputy in the Office of the State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction. The
happy couple will, after wedding tour
in the southern counties, take up their
residence at lo25 L street, in this city.