Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-30

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| reunions, society celebrations, etc, throughout
the State will be more frequent Advance an
nouncemeat OF such events properly vouehed for,
will find place in this column, if sent in. The rule
does not, OF course, apply to such public events
within the city should pr periy be first an
nounced III the business columns
Mrs. Mcoauley and Mrs shakely, of lone, are
visiting the Big Trees.
hr. and Mrs. c. D. olds, OF San Francisco, are
visiting in Sacramento
Vim. Green of Washington, is confined to his
house by severe sickness.
F. A. Shepherd and family lave returned from
months sojourn at Monterey.
Mrs. W. H Wright, of this city, has returned
from months visit to the Bay.
Miss Susie Russell OF Sacramento, is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Good at Colusa.
Mrs E. F. Chase and sister, Miss E. Rohrer, re-
turned from Blue Canyon yesterday.
At San Rafael the engagement is announced OF
Miss Emily Tompkins and Mr.. Willard.
James Morris, who has been absent in Oregon,
few wears, returned lately to Santa Rosa.
Mrs B. B. Redding. OF San Francisco has been
visiting Mrs. G. a. Putnam of Sacramento.
Henry Toll, of Sacramento, is at Gait, spending
his vacation, as the guest of W. II. Russell.
Miss Della Manning has returned to Lincoln,
where she will teach the coming school year.
Mrs. J. R. johnson and daughter Katie are at
Petaluma on a visit, and viii be gone two months
A. II Price of Sacramento, and Miss Alice Hart
of San Francisco, are to be married September Sth
Mrs. J. t. Campbell arrived home at Santa Rosa
Wednesday from visit to her old home in Mis-
souri,.
! Willows Journal A large number of our citi-
zens contemplate visiting Sacramento during the
/ State Fair.
There left Yesterday Mr.. aud Mrs. sultzer, Mrs
7. P.;Lowell and Mrs. W. W. FULLER, for trip to
| the mountains
Miss Luce Of Philadelphia recently elected teacher
of elocution in the willamette University, has ar
! rived in Portland.
Mrs. Morrison, wife of Chief Justice Morrison has
gone down to Santa Cruz with the intention OF re
naming q few weeks.
Mrs. John Keithly and flmily, IF Davisville, re.
turned yesterday from Benica, where they have
been visiting relatives.
w. H. CIocker, youngest son of Oh srles Croker,
of San Francisco, returns from California to Yale
College September It'll
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Redding will spend the winter
at the residence Of b. B. Reddng, No 200 Caliior
MA street, San Francisco.
Arthur Miller, formerly of the Union Hot in !
this city, leaves to-day for Tombstone ~ T., where
he is to permanently reside.
L. J. Young Jr., of Gait, Left Friday for Yosemite
and the Big Trees with his family a rusticating
trip. They expect to be gone three weeks.
R. r. Fimple and family, and william McEnespey
and family, have returned to Chico from Bartlett
Springs, feeling very much improved in health.
c. p. Montgomery, formerly OF Chico, but more
recently o; Soano county has purchased hai ill.,
teresl in the HeGldsburS (Sonoma county, Enter
Prise.
Miss Lille Tubbs, daughter of hiram Tubbs, of
East Oakland, was married on Wednesday morning
last to E. NJ. Hall, Jr real estate dealer of Tuare
county.
The Dorcas Literary and Social Club is the name
of new organization at Folsom. 1t holes social
parties, and is to have croquet grounds and an
archery range.
A little red two.eent stamp little blue one-cent
stamp q white envelope indicates union, and
thus girls can You give your fellow hint that You
mean business.
Mayor ard Mrs II. E. Baldwin, OF Oakland, gave
dinner party at their residence on the corner of
Eighteenth and Franklin streets, Oakland, last
Thursday evening.
Charles H. Weatherwsx, of Placeryillc made a
flying visit to San Francisco on business leaving
home thursday morning by stage to Auburn and
returning Friday night last.
George W. Elery, of San Francisco, and Miss
Ethel II. watson, OF tbsi CITY, were married at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Watson, parents OF
the bride, yesterday afternoon.
| Miss Louisa Mau, teacher in the public schools
Of Eureka, Nevada, arrived in Grass Valley Wednes
day evening a visit to her relative Mrs. W.
hoher, after an absence Of five years.
Hon. G. G. Blanchard of Placeryille returned
to his home on the 18th instant after several
weeks abseace in San Francisco, where he was in
attendance upon the Mint investigation
C. b. Daugherty left yesterday for Santa Cruz
Miss Mary Luther for a visit to friends at Vallejo
and Mrs. ". VI. SiddoDs and her daughters Daisy
! and Nellie, forSauta Cruz and Monterey.
Mrs. Sol. Davis, OF San Francisco, who has been
visiting friends III Sacramento some weeks, and in
tended remain 70 attend the State Fair. sud-
denly called home yesterday by the severe illness Of
her husband.
The ladies Of the Palace and Grand Hotels, San
| Francisco, have a house amusement in the
shape Of billiard-room, to which they resort
with their friends whenever they feel inclined to try
their hands at billiards.
Mrs John W. Doherty, who has cottage on Rus
| sian river, lately entertained large and merry
| par ', including Miss Dolly Eldridge, Miss Dillon,
the Misses Forbes, Mrs F. Hoyt, Colonel Bachelor,
| [. S. A., Henry Walker and Mr.. Price
Judge Hdndley, Major Mclaughlin and E W.
! Fogg have returned to OrOyille from their hunting
! expedition to the mountains. They express them-
selves highly grltIhed with their trip. They are
| somewhat reticent however, as to the amount of
! game they bagged.
| These Sacramentans have returned home: Mrs.
| NJ. Baser and daughter Bertha, from Blue Canyon
/ Mrs H. H. Lnnell from San Francisco; Juo. Dornev,
! from Woodland: Superintendent Campbell, from
| Oakland san Jose and Los Angeles; Rev. T. II. 3.
| Anderson, from Nevada county; Adjutant General
Backus from Humboldt county, and Mis- John $.
Miller, from Fall River, Mass.
The young ladies Il the Bono Omnium Club, of
Oroville, held garden sOciabie in the Courthouse
| grounds on Tuesday evening. The result of their
sales of ice amounted in net profit to $50.
This amount added to what the Club had already in
| bank increased their funds hand to Sljn. The
| OBJECT Of the Young ladies' in holding these so.
cias IS TO obtain funds with which to start free
reading room.
These were visiting in the city yesterday Rev.
John Carrington Of lone as the guest OF P. S. Law
son; p. j. Whitesides. Of Marysyile, en- route to
Pinal county, a. T.; j. Van NOy G.. A. Loring, Oak
land " J. and G. W. Robertson, Pottsvlle, Pa
10 Hamilton and II. W. Fenton, Auburn
| Arthur Scott, Madison; P. Z. Dougherty, Mrs.
! Owens, San Francisco; J. r. Kendall, Boston, and
John Mullen, Washington, D. c.
BIeber Qassen county, Tribune, August 27th A
lively party of Sacramentans canped here last Mon
| day night and proceeded on their way next morn
ing to Surprise valley where they are going to pur
| chase dairy stock. Tire party consisted of n. NJ
| Fay, John Ehradt, Charles Schoch, Mart Etzler
| William Utter and Oscar Hughson. They jolly
crowd, and are enjoying themselves hugely Judging
| from their relation of incidents by the way.
very pleasant party at Auburn given at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Crutcher Saturday
evening in honor Of W. d. Mann and wife, OF Carson
| who came up Saturday afternoon from Oakland and
| STOPPED over night in Auburn to make short visit
| with their relatives and friends Miss Sadie Manu.
who makes her home at Ciutchers, assisted by
Mrs. Crutcher, engineered the affair, and the ar
rangemeuts for pleasant social time was complete
and fully realized by the very large number OF old
and young people present
These engagements of vel known society people
have lately been announced at San Francisco Miss
| Mamie DonohOe, daughter OF Joseph A. Donohoe
! and John PARROT, Jr. That Of Mr. Bafour Il Bal
four, Guthrie y Co, to Miss Beasley, of England,
the wedding to take place ON the 18th Of next month
Cards of invitation have been issued by Mrs WIN
lam Sahein to attend the marriage of her daughter
Hiss Hattie Sahlein, to Samuel w Heller, which Is
to take place the 18th OF September The bride.
elect IS the heiress of the late David Stern and
william Sahein. The wedding day Of Miss Kirk,
daughter Of Christian Kirk, has been arranged for
the 18th OF next month, when she will be united to
| Mr. Rogers An engagement which IS to terminate
in a marriage in the near future is the one OF Miss
Stella Whitman aud Edward Prentice.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed august 26th.
John Crofton to Solomon Rsuyon-August 26,
1881 for Si9 600; parts Of sections 3 and !, in
township north, range east, and sections "a and
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