Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-27

the State will be more frequent Advance al
nouncement OF such events, properly youched iol
does not, Of course, apply to such public event
within the city as should properly be first ar
nounced in the business coluuns.l
@ y Jones returned from San Francisco yestel
day.
w. Earl. OF Chico, Thursday returned from SAINT
Cruz.
Major Brady, OF Red Bluff, was in the city yes
terday.
P. A. Byrne and sons returned from Santa Cru
last evening.
Miss Manic Chamberlain has gone on visit
Blue Canyon.
Frank Elmer and family returned last evenin
from the Bay.
W. E. Dargie, Of the Oakland Tribune, was in tn
city yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. salter, of MERGED, is visiting friends a
San Francisco.
Louie Gridley Of Gridley, Butte county, returne,
from Idaho last week.
James E. Mills, of this city, left for Carson ant
Lake Tahoe last evening.
Mrs II. C. Briggs, of San Francisco, viii arriv
from the East this morning.
1t is estimated that there are 600 tourists in B:
Meadows at the present time.
Miss Julia Jones, Of Mariposa, is spending few
weeks with friends in MERGED.
Frank Ruhstaer and Frank Schulz returned yes
terday from Towards Springs.
Mrs Mamie Baxter and daughter returned to the
city yesterday from Blue Canyon.
Richmond Davis is Frustrated by severe illness al
his residence, Ninth and II streets.
Miss Lena Parkhurst, of Marysville, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bradley, at Biggs.
Judge A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley, returned
to his home at Grass Valley last evening.
visit to Pacific Grove Retreat, Monterey
Attorney General Hart and wife and son have
been resting at Geyser Springs for week.
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman, of Calistoga, contemplate
visiting friends in Nilsson at an early date.
D. Lubin and family returned last e, ening from
two weeks visit to Santa Cruz and the Bay.
Mrs. S. Plymire and Miss Katie Thomas, OF Grid
ley, returned from here Thursday to their homes
o. o. Loydal and family, who have been visiting
in San Francisco the past week, returned last even
ing
Rev. E. F. Dinsmore, of Rio Vista, has resigned
but the church is unwilling to accept the resigna
ton.
hrs. E. C. A. English accompanied by her neice
visit.
Rev. W. Bruce OF Rocklin, has received the gin
of a Home Missionary horse from friends in Grass
Valley.
Rev Dr. Jewell, it IS expected, viii be trans
ferred from San Jose to Alameda by the NJ. E. Con.
ference.
Charles Woods, wife and son, and John Robinson
and family, all OF Chico got back from Big Meadow:
Thursday.
L. A. Nichols, recently railroad agent at Elmira
has been appointed agent for the company al
knights Landing.
The Morey party to Silver Lake. and the Hale
Knapp party to Lake Tahoe, arrived home al
Placerville last week.
Miss Lizzie Hoag, of Washington, Yelo county. i;
spending couple Of weeks in San Francisco and
Oakland visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Banchett, of Newcastle, who
were married in this city Thursday, left for theil
home yesterday afternoon.
VIM. Calder, formerly OF Los Angeles, and George
W. Brown, formerly Of the Star in that city, are
tusseling with fever in Tucson.
Miss Annie Corners, who has been visiting friends
in Red Bluff for several days past returned to hel
home in Sacramento on Thursday.
Rev. W. C. King, Congregational minister oil
Wisconsin, is in this State and is laboring as
Grand Lecturer for the Good Templars.
Richard Dale left here yesterday for visit to his
sister in Santa Clara, and also for trip to summer
ing places He will be absent about fortnight,
Commissioners James L. King and Warren Dut
tcn of the State Board OF Equalization, left yester
day for an official visit to Napa and Sonoma coun
ties.
s. H. Raub and family, of Yuba City removed tc
Meridian Wednesday last. at which place Mr.
Raub has assumed the principal,hip of the ublit
school.
Rev J. A Cruzan and wife, sailed irem Portland
the 20th and are now in San Francisco, en- route FOL
the Sandwich Islands, where they will spend then
vacation.
The party given by the Placeryillo Olympic Clul
at their hall on Friday evening week, as sendof
for sam Mcclure, was well attended, and all had al
exceedingly pleasant time
Mrs George F. Jaeger, OF Sacramento, daughte
OF Henry Reese, OF Reservoir Hill, Placervile, ha
arrived there, to spend few weeks with her pa ent
and numerous acquaintance.
c. E. Tinckham and John Peterson, of Red Bluff
returned home Wednesday from two weeks tou
through the Sierras, Big Meadows, etc. Their face
indicate renewed health and vigor OF both body au
mind.
Thomss Anderson and Thomas Fraser have re
turned to Placerville from fishing excursion t.
Silver Creek. They say the fish did not bite well
but that the rattlesnakes did, and were far NOR
plenty.
The arrivals at Tahoe City to the 18th were ]
R. johnson and wife, Mrs. N. E. Creighton, Genoa
Mrs. T. R. McGurn Virginia Miss Bowles, Tennes
see C. L. Fargo, Miss G. Crooks, Mrs. S. Wilson
F. 2. Wilson, San Francisco.
San Jose journalist. Adam c. Bane, of the He,
dld has carried away one Of the iairest daughter
OF san Joaquin, Miss Flora C. Harrison, the secon
daughter Of David Harrison. Of Linden The mar
rage was solemnized Tuesday.
Milo Decker and brother, accompanied by Wm
Watson, of Yuba City, who have been OCCASIONAL
visited by those persistent and disagreeable callers
the chius, Thursday morning set out for the il
MIGRATING and purifying atmosphere Of the noun
tains.
The arrivals at Hardin Springs to August Est
were N. Clavo and wife, f. A. Shilling, Vallejo
C. f. Gardner Napa n Scharle, G. H. Lovegrove
Sol1 nhr1
Benson, Oakland NJ. Cohn, Danyille ; Peter Shay
Adams Springs,
Mrs. A. Townsend, OF Red Bluff, went on Frida
to TEXANS, where she win take the stage for tn
Neville country on visit to her mether an
sister, who reside in that section. She will visi
SOME Of the springs of the coast range and sniff tn
sea breeZes before she returns.
Sacramentans stopping in the mountains at Bar
wards, Alta, are a. A. Van VOORHEES, and famil,
Mrs w. A. Houghton, Miss T. Nixon, Mrs. N. Il
Mrs E. A. Walkup, Auburn G. ~ and F. w. Boal
Lodi, and C. R. Johnston, Of Humbug, Oregon.
Commander Edward Terry and wife, of the Unite
| States Navy, and Mrs. r. A Morgan and two daugl
! ters-Misses Mary and Betty-from Kentucky, a
rived at St. Helena this week. and are stopping
the Windsor. They will stay week or so to recl
pelatc their health, which is not very good {
| present.
| At Oakland, Wednesday, the chief social ever
was the marriage OF Miss Lille B. knight to JOSEF
| B. Emery, at the residence of W. II. Knight. Mi
| Nav Williams Miss Ella Evans, and the two lit
Sisters OF the BRIDE Eva and Emma, were tt
| bridesmaids. Both the contracting parties al
| favorites in society.
| These visitors to the city were noted Yesterday
| Congressman Berry, OF Suffer; III. II. Toiley, Il
hama Sol Runyon, CORTLAND; r. c. Montgomer,
A. McDermott, c. II. Carter, c. NJ. Nichols, C.
Dimou, C. T. Ciough, r. F. Godding, J. D. Ia Mont
wife and children. Stockton; J. Smith, d. w. Gill
Woodland; and William Owen, Chicago.
The crowd OF pleasure-seekers at Lake Tahc
seems to increase rather than diminish From q
accounts we should judge that this has been Il
lvlest and most profitable 81 ason they have evi
| had at the lake, Tahoe and Tallac being crow0t
with guests most OF the time. In years to come tn
lake will undoubtedly become the favorite SUNNI
resort of the coast.-[PlaceryiIle Republican.
George W. Farr died in this city yesterday, at !,
residence on F street, between Twelfth and Thi
teentb He was a long time connected with Il
| United States Land office in this city. He was
native OF New Hampshire, aged So. He leaves
| wife and two children. His funeral will take pla
| to morrow at 2:30 p. NJ. from Kingsley Chapel, al
| will be under the auspices OF Eureka Lodge, No.
|. o. o. Mr.. Farr was sick about three week
and in that time assumption developed and w
| the cause Of his death. He was widely known al
| had large circle of friends.
| These OrovilIc people are resting and summerir
| at the places named : Mrs. Sam. Ostroski, Mrs
b. Reardan, Mrs. j. j. Smith, Mrs. John Gale, Mr.
| II. G. Bell, Mrs F. A. Sprague, Mrs. John C. Ora
Mrs Peter Freer, Mrs, D. X. Perkins, Miss MINI
| Sparks, Mrs. James Ferguson, San Francisco; Mr.
Ed Higgins, Miss Nellie Givens, Miss Lizzie Davi
| Mrs. l.. ID. Freer, oakland Mrs. w. j. Morgan al
child Big Meadows Mrs. Dorsn, Allen Springs
Mrs Frank Bell, Mrs. III. 4. West Mountain Hons
Mrs Billings, San Rafael; Mrs Charles woodnla
Enter rise Mrs Sharkey, Point Arena Mrs Cha
pel Mrs Mattson, Mrs Farnham, Lumpkin Mill
| Miss o. Jentins, Mooretown Mrs. w. Il. Perkin
| Mrs John Warn, Strawberry Valley; Mrs. HaI1
/ Mra Mr.