Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Governor Perkins has returned from the Bay.
| George Cadwalader returned from the Bay yes
/ terday.
Mrs. John Adams, of Celtersille, is visiting
1 friends in Chico
Assen,blynan j. N Young, Of this city, leaves the
middle of this week for Washington, d. c., to be
absent about six weeks.
! Mrs 7. Findley, OF San Francisco, who has been
soiourning for some time past III sacramento, re-
turned home on Saturday.
George a. Miller and A. P. Bccth, of Sacramento,
are taking season Of pleasure in the vicinity OF
Duncan's Mills, Sorona county
Miss Lou VI. Myers, OF Grass Valley, has returned
home after pleasant weeks visit 10 MS Leech, at
the latteI'S summer residence.
Mrs. Sarah N. Joseph. who has been visiting
friends in Sacramento for about week, returned TO
her home in san Francisco yesterday.
Col Horace Kellogg, of Norwalk, Ohio, and prem
inently connected with the Internal Revenue service,
arrived from the East yeste day morning
Miss S. ~ Jones, a teacher in The public schools
of this city, returned from the East yesterday mor.
ing also Mrs. A 3. Ware OF Santa Rosa.
United States Senator J. T. Farley aud family
were in the city during yesteriay, and lett Tor
Washington on last evenings train.
Tic twenty We removing Chinese students from
Hartford Will arrive from the East By overland tain
this morning, on their way e. China
Professor Gustav Lohse of Milwaukee, Wis, has
arrived as teacher and conductor of the Sacramento
Turn vereia, and viii assume charge tn week.
j. Richards, II. N. Cameron, of San Francisco,
and W J. edwards J. ~. Phillips and A. H. VII.
son, OF Oakland we're IN the city on saturday
VIM W. Randall, manager OF E. T. Ssetscns dra-
matte combination compGI Y, is in the ethyl naking
arrangements for the appearance OF the company
next week.
Miss Preston OF San Frapcise,, and Miss Annie
Con way Of Grass Valley. who have been visiting in
Sacramento some time, leave for San Francisco to-
day. the latter as the guest OF the former.
J.H. Budd, of Stockton, was in the city on Sat
urday as counsel for defendant in the of the
People vs. Charts Cook, convicted Of abduction,
and looking after the motion for a new trial.
John W. Rock John w. Boyd and William Ne
Laughlin, OF this citv, returned from the dedicatory
rv.ees of the new Asylum of the Golden Gate Com
maudery Sll francisco, on Saturday evening.
Am org those stopping in town on Saturday were
F. Thorson and son, Diamond Springs; s. b Moore
and wife, Costumes L. Wliiilock, wife an dsugh-
ter, c. Thuls, Nicalaus; j. I. Ganette and Mr.
Hiiihouse, Eureka
Stenman, of this city, lefy for Los Angeles on
Saturday, to be absent some time, ard Dame Rumor
intmates that Grange blossoms will be used on q
special occasion during his stay in the City Of
Angels, and that he viii bring back one Of them
the Ange,s-npoa his return
There were in the city yesterday Sheriff J. NJ
Steele, colusa; John Sullivan and wife, Blue Can
yon Fax Reardon, Isleton; A Ii. Wilson, Jake
Jenkins, Frank Patton, oakland; Geo o. Brown
Louis Lehman San Francisco; John Blair, Placer
vile; T. J. Durbin, Corielil C. n. Lawrence
Pumss; A. X. Lamb Chico Will Acton. Yuba
City; \. d. Rideout and daughter, Marysyille.
Two marriages took Place st the Good Tempar's
Hal, Newcastle yesterday. The happy pairs were:
Ell 3. Silva and Marin N. Hogins and Ed. W Gull
yer and Jennie L. silva i ceremonies were per
formed by Rev. n. II. Peek The newly married
people went to San Francisco in the afternoon,
where they viii remain few weeks. and also visit
the Grand Lodge Of Independent Order o. Good
TenIpars at Vallejo.