Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

). P. Shoemaker, OF Grass Valley, was in the city
yesterday.
J. c. Logan passed through en- route from oroviie
to the Bay yesterday.
Senator Johl F Miller and family passed Omaha
yesterday, to arrive July 18TH
c. c Bonte ard bride returned from Lake Tahoe
yesterday, looking fresh. joyous and happy.
Miss Matte h Powers went to Gait yesterday,
where she will visit friends for several weeks
Miss Mollie Z. Ac,ley, ore OF the Sacramento
teachers is spending her vacation in Shasta county
Judge r T. Mcfarland returned home from san
jose yesterday, and last evening left fer Nevada
City.
o. D. Hawk, Mrs, a. D. Driver and Mrs. f. L.
Hawk and children, left for Bartlett Springs yes
terday.
William II Higgins aud family and Miss Mani,
Greer, OF Sacramento came down from Lake Tshoe
yesterday.
MIRA T. J. Adams, who has been on a visit to
Woodland, returned 10 her home in Folsom on
Wednesday.
Idaho that lie is much pleased with the country aad
the outlook.
Clay W. Taylor has arrived at his home In Shasta,
| from the Supreme Lodge, A. o. U. w, which met
lately in Michigan.
". C. Williams will leave next week for trip
| through Oregon and Washington Territory, and be
absent several weeks
L Eve-ett. County Surveyor, and ]. W. Coin,
County Sehool Superintendent q Yolo, were in
Sacramento yesterday.
| VIM II sherburn, p H. Coggins, " Starr and
C. b. Blue, ,Tr., left yesterday trip to Lake
Tahoe and Silver Lake.
Hamilton smith, Jr, President OF the Hydraulic
Miners Association, passed through Yesterday from
! Nevada City TO San Francisco.
Mrs. Colclough, who has been visiting several
weeks in San Francisco as the guest of Mrs. j. A.
Fillmore, has returned to Sacramento
Mrs. S. c. IIilbOrn and Miss Grace Hilborn. Of
Vallejo are visiting relatives in St. Lawrence New
York IL Will be September before they return to
Vallejo.
| hunting party consisting OF J. Weisel Jr., and
| Ebeu, Harry d. and f. b. Owen departed yesterday
for few weeks trial of craftsmanship in Sonoma
county
Mrs. General C. C. Batterman of Virginia City.
| Nevada, has been stopping in Reno, visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. X. ii. Lindsay. Mrs Batterman
| left on Thursday to join her husband st Tomb
stone. Arizona.
! Tuesday evening Misses AL &c Crawford and Annie
Ieavitt entertained number Of friends at the res
| dence of W. H. Crawford, Nevada City. The even
| ing was pleasantly spent in dancing and social
| anlusements. fine supper was served.
! J. L. Orr was married to Miss Jessie Rogers in
| Yuba City on Tuesday morning, and the happy
couple Immediately afterwards drove to Marysvile
and took the express train for the Bay Mr.. Orr is
| blacksmith. and the other baeksiniths Of Yuba
City honored him with anvil salute as he was
| driving away with his bride.
| Tho RECORD USIeS correspondent In Yosemite
valley reports the following arrivals at that place
/ on the 18th and 18th n5tan,s: J. X. HOPKINS and
wife, Nevada Miss a. A. Hopkins, Chicago Miss
| Carrie Perkins, Chicago; Henry Bolund san Jose
! t. s. Blythe Scotland; ". ". Goodwin and son,
| cisco Miss Edith Bridges, San Francisco Mrs. /.
Phillips, San Francisco Miss f. E. Andrews, Phia-
delphia Phil. Nj. keefe Sonora C. G. Ortega, So
nora ~. IT, Shine, Sonora james Lumsden, Sonora