The record-union., 1893-06-27

resorts on their wedding tour. They
were married at the cathedral on Sunday
by Rev. Father Grace.
Sol Runyon and Hon. Dwight Hollis
ter, the Courtland orchardists, are at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Jennie Collins and daughter Sadie
OF PlacervlIle are spending the summer
with friends here.
Il. Z. Morehouse of San Leandro, mem
Der OF the State Board of Equalization, is
at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. ID. Brown and Miss Ida Hopfke
nave gone to San Francisco. The later
VIII stay there for two months.
j. l.. Roblnette has returned from the
international Typographical Union.
Mrs. j. II. Platt and son. who had been
resldlng In Los Angeles for the past five
months, nave returned TO Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Harper have re-
turned from their wedding tour. and
nave taken up their residence at 2406 X
street.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Loehr of San
francisco are at the Capital Hotel. Mrs.
Loehr Is the sister of James j. Young,
hIght clerk at the Capital. Mr.. Loehr is
leading druggist of San Francisco.
- Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
CISCO; Sol Runyon, Dwight Hollister,
Courtland; Darby Layden, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. NJ. Crowley, Mrs. E. T. Dan
forth, Williams; Dana Perkins, city.
! Fire Commissioner David Ahern is
| still confined to his bed, where ne has
| been Tor over two months, from the effects
/ or broken knee cap. He is now improv-
ing rapidly, and expects to he out again
! IN lew days. Mr.. Ahern has had very
severe trial and has withstood his suffer
| lngs and confinement remarkably well.
t. Z. Hyde and wife of this city left
! sacramento week ago with team for a
| drlVe INTO the mountains. They visited
many points in Nevada County, going as
far north as the Grizzly Ridge mining
Section and visiting many of the quartz
mines in the vicinity OF Nevada CITY and
| Grass Valley. Mrs. Hyde remained at
Nevada City and Mr.. Hyde drove back
! TO sacramento, arriving Sunday night.
! lie pronounces the mountain driving as
| superior.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Miss Gerber, St. Louis, Mo-;
Jacob Miller, William II. Ehlers and
/ wife, Kansas City, Mo-; T. NJ. Goodwin,
Cincinnati, o.; II; n; Smith, William A.
| Little, New York; Thomas A. Walnut,
| }. II. Fannin, Philadelphia; d. c.. Nc
! Yarney, Marysville; W. NJ. McFarlin,
| Davis; l.. G. MorehOuse, San Leandro;
James Mof1itt, Loyalton; James Munsell,
! c. X. Stewart, }. b. Ingreglin, A. r.
| Carey, Mrs. NJ. l.. Taylor, W. h. Senter.
Mrs. w. q. Richardson, 1. p. Carroll,
San Francisco.
| Woodland Democrat: Twenty young
people enjoyed hay ride Friday even
ing, arranged in honor of Miss Florence
Herzog and Maggie Flemming of Sacra-
mento, who are the guests of Miss Flor
ence Relyea. The motive power was a
span of Il. II. Beamer's frisky mules, and
Iobert Mcdonald was the engineer. The
mode of conveyance was a large hay
wagon. A liberal supply of new-mown
hay served as cushion, which was admir-
able in every respect except that it con-
tanned few pesky, insinuating foxtails.
The weather was perfect and the harvest
moon shone with lustrOus light that al
most transformed the night into day
The party went north on the Knights
Landing road and returned by way of
Cacheville. Between the banks of Cache
/ Creek fire was kindled and dainty
lunch prepared, which was much rel
| iSled