The record-union., 1894-04-14
Rnunl aanktng 31n,pner j..
of Mason City. ILL.,, are at the Golden

of Mason City, ILL.,, are at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Thacker, and Mrs.
A. Whitaker and daughter of Gait are
visiting the city, and stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
P. R. Beckley of Franklin, who has
been quite i'll for some time, is slowly i'm
proving. He has had quite severe at
tack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Tom r. Stephens, n. ID. Arnot. Mrs. A.
Arnot, Laura Arnot, NJ. 2. Bennett, wife
and children, Placerviile; Mrs. A. Whit
aker and daughter, James Whitaker, j.
n. Thacker and wife, Miss j. Orr, Gait;
William Ash and wife, Berlin; E. NJ.
Armstrong, Alvis 81. Hunt, Woodland;
Israel Foskin, Nevada City; Mrs. Whit
temore, Newcastle; j. Sherman, San
Jose; NJ. Lazier, Plymouth, Mass.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: George e. Gardner. Troy, n.
Y; DR.. Z. w. Nutting, J. S. Bransford.
S. w. S. Webb, Etna; b. r. Foss, Quincy;
Mitchell, George G. Hunt, Oakland; DIR.
G. A. Ruggles, Stockton; G. ii. Kirsch-
ner, William II. Romer, j. Miller, n. NJ.
Markwell, New York; Mrs. Thomas,
Bolton; DR.. ID. II. Beckwith and wife,
Cleveland; II. S. Jones, r. n. Rothschild,
l.. M. Tryon, Henry Anderson, l.. H.
Anderson, William Marcy. S. G. Abbott
f. Thomas, San Francisco: d. II. Curry
and wife. Mason City, ILL.,; D. Gill, West
port; Z. r. Allen, Boston.
very agreeable surprise party was
given to Edith Ebert on Thursday even
ing by the pupils Of her class. The
young folks enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content, spending the time in
playing games and dancing, music hav-
ing been furnished for the occasion. Fol-
lowing is list of those present: Fayette
Harlow, Edwin J. Cochettine, Nicoiaus
Stephano, Robert Backrath, Arthur
Buck, Lawrence Starr, John Hosking,
Bert Price, Willie Ramsay, Vivian Hart,
Louis Denton, June Harris, Clarence
Kroner, Will Lavey, j. w. Johnson,
Sadie Patterson, Kate Calvin, Fannie
Cuthbert, Thea Hart, Violet Herman,
Celia Nichols. Cornelia Probert. Myrtle
Whipple, Irma Wing, Belle Wood, Sadie
Bluitt, Sadie Larry, Matilda McCallum,
Blossom Warner, Dottie Morrow, Ollie
Kerns.
Friends of Miss Eta Marks gave her a
surprise party on Thursday evening at
her home, 4l0 0 street. The evening was
spent in music, the playing Of games,
dancing, etc., followed by superb sup
per. Those present were: Misses Min
ME Bannon, Eta Clark, May Beaton,
Lena Pilcovich, Daisy Burke, Eta
Marks, Rosa Wolf, Eva Marks, Linda
Smith. Mamie Murphy, Mamie Miller,
Alice Hurlbut, Maude Carter, Ida Elliott,
Sadie Wagener, Della Jackson, Hannah
Politz, May Frowley. Ester Marks, Lot
tie Burns. Annie Marks, Mrs. Frowley,
Goldie Marks. Messrs. George King,
Clarence Morton, Joe Politz, George Did
ion, Meyer Herman, Marcus Politz,
Harry Hessia, Willie Frowley, Rex
Flanders, Edward Boylan, Henry Burns,
Robert Bowshsg George Burns, George
Smith, G.. MHks, l. Nathan and f..
Marks.
Il. NJ. Folger Of the Bridgeport ChTOni-
cle- Union, one of the best-known news
paper men of the interior of California, is
in the city on visit to friends. MIR. Fol-
ger goes to Modesto in a few days. There,
at the residence of his wife's sister, Mrs.
Perkins, he and his wife will, on the 10th
of May, celebrate the fifty second ami
versary of their marriage. Mr.. Folger
has in the valleys and foothills of Cen
tral and Northern California one hundred
and seventeen near relatives. Mr.. Fol-
ger is pioneer of the State, and has wit
messed all its growth since its State
hood. 1t is not Mr.. Folger's fault
that this fifty-second anniversary does
not represent larger figure, for he
courted his wife five years before he won
her. With pardonable pride each can
say that neither regrets that he succeeded.
Their many friends in Sacramento, and
they are host, and especially the news
paper fraternity, wish the aged couple ali
manner of good and showers of bless
ingS.