The record-union., 1893-01-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Leila Carroll has returned from
San Francisco.
Lawyer 5. J. Holzinger has returned
from Placeryille.
II. c. Dalton, a rich landowner of
I Fresno, is in the city.
/ Hon. John t. Dare, the San Francisco
lawyer, came up last night.
| Ex-District Attorney Fred. P. Tuttle of
/ Placer County is in the city.
/ Annie Laurie, the well-known news
4 paper writer, arrived last night.
/ Mrs. j. b. Wright is yet very i'll at her
home at Fourteenth and II streets.
/ Miss Kate Clement Of San Francisco is
on visit to friends in Sacramento.
! Ex-senator Robert Mitchell Of San
! Francisco IS among the late arrivals.
| Ex-Alayor Rucller of San Jose was
among the visitors in the city yesterday.
/ The AMIGO Club win give one OF its
/ pleasant parties at Turner Hall on Satur-
I day evening.
/ Erank Lucas, conductor on the Placer
I vile road, has concluded his vacation and
returned TO duty.
Miss Florence Co1man and Miss Agnes
Slnlih nave gone on visit TO friends in
Oakland and elsewhere.
! W. j.. Gordon Of the Palermo Pgogress,
]
zales IrtOulte, are in the city.
Mrs. Asa Willis, wife OF Trainmaster
! " Ills OF Truckee, is visiting the family
OF j. L. Doughty III this city.
George l.. Hughes, of Nevada City,
CLERK OF the Senate Committee on Mines
ana Mining, arrived last night.
! W. u. Perkins, Jr., trainmaster at
sumner, Kern County. is on few days
Visit 10 his father the state Librarian.
! Abner Burns, the well-known fruit
raiser Of Swiss Station, who is sick with
! typhoid pneumonia, is not expected to
| live
- Morris L. Power, District Attorney of
Iulare County, is i'll the city on business
| connected with the proposed division of
IuIare County.
Frank 4. Melon, ex-District Attorney
/ Of Nevada County, and one of the bright
est lawyers OF that section, is a visitor to
the Capital City.
Mrs. Geo. 3. Williams, after spending
several weeks with the family Of her
| brother, /. y. Cpson, left on the over
!and tram on Monday evening for Wash
| lhgtoh, ID. c., where she expects to make
snort Visit with her nephew, j. Dewitt
Arnold, and then to sail for London.
| England, on February Sth.
Last evening at the Fourteenth-street
| Presbyterian Church Colonel Thomas II.
Andrews OF the Grand Opera-house, San
| Francisco, was united i'll marriage to
| Miss Minnie Louise Ellenberger, daugh-
/ ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Casper Ellenberger of
| the Bay City, the Rev. q. p. Tindall Off
ciating. Colonel Andrews is one OF the
chief officers OF the Knights of Pythias of
/ California, and formerly resided in this
| city, where he and his bride have q host
OF friends, many OF whom gathered to
! witness the ceremony.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: John Dant, Philadelphia; James
Il. Chaplin, Toledo, o.; Il. j. Caldwell,
( COyington, KY; a. q. Smith, Chicago
i Il. NJ. Dougherty, kentucky; i. New
man, Porterville; w. ID. McINinnon, San
Rafael; +. l.. Fowler, Livermore; G. j.
Couts, San Diego; II. ". Heath and wife.
Chico; James Ii. Douglas, Vina; c. H.
Holmes, Kellogg; J. l.. Sperry, Big Trees;
Mrs. Il. NJ. LomaX, r. Q. Turner, James
Thompson, Mrs. Jane Dean, Stockton; G.
=. Hall, Santa Rosa; j. w. Hinton, Los
Angeles; q. r. Graves, Modesto; w.
Bradford, A. NJ. Lawrence, W. Newman,
G. l.. McCandless, Ezekiel Wilson, b.
Witkowski, }. Phillips, +. Sayles, j. 5.
Leeds. Fred 5. Davis, j. s. Swan, Charles
Gladding, j. Sheen, w. ID. Miller, }. Bar
thein Reed Jones, John Lathrop, Annie
Laurie, c. l.. Smith, w. J. Ritchie, r.
II. Plummer, John +. Dare, X. West
water, NJ. j. Doolin, w. Ii. Healy, San
Francisco.