Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-05
SOCIAL AND personal.

Captain Deal, railroad detective, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. B. B. Potter, of Nevada City, is visiting
friends ct Santa Rosa.
Miss Maggie Mullen is at Gridley from Marysvile,
on a visit to Mrs. l.. c. Stone.
Thomas Jefferson's rule of life was "Take things
always by the smooth handle"
L. B. Littlefed, of the Ogden Pilot, has returned
home from his visit to this coast.
Colonel ]. McAllster of Beuicia, is a passenger to
arrive from the East this morning.
E. A. Girvin, official Court Reporter at San Fran
cisco, was in Sacramento yesterday.
Mrs. E. Pagan and Miss N Williams, of Gridley,
have been visiting friends in Marysville.
Mrs. j. Fl. Bumgardener, of Mayfield, Santa Clara
county, is visiting relatives in Nevada City.
D. E. Callahan, County Treasurer, is suffering
from an attack of inf1ammatory rheumatism.
W. A. stoddardt, Superintendent of the Scotia
mine, at Grass Valley, has returned from trip
East.
Rev. A. L. Park, Of Marin county, will spend the
winter at Falls Church, six miles from Washington
D. c..
Mrs Dewitt Repfro left Grass Valley yesterday
morning for Sacramento where she will reside II
the future.
Preparations for an Authors Carnival, by ladies
of the Episcopal Church, San Diego progressing
very actively.
from five months visit to her uncle, John Cook
Colusa county.
George Anderson arrived home. at Gridley, from
Montana, Monday evening. He says that countr,
is too wild for him
Mrs. W. R. Cluness, Miss Jennie Lindley E. E
Ames G. McCrearl and B. +. Smith have returned
from San Francisco.
The society sensation at South Vallejo this weel
was the fashlonable gathering at the wedding OF W
Il iCc ozafla
Marion Biggs, Jr, will go East on Monday next
to be absent about three months in Texas and Ken
lucky. His family will not accompany him.
Mrs. E. II. Van Nance has been appointed on th
Commit tees on Tables, on Printing and on Distric
Canvassing for the Howards entertainment.
Charles More arrived at Gridley from Iowa, las
Friday evening, on visit TO c. NJ. Dustin. Tn
msi in object OF Mr.. Mores visit is good health
J. E. Moore and wife and Misses Nellie Moore
Carrie Moore aad LottIe Moore, of Stockton, vii
arrive from the East by overland train this morning
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Matheson, OF Durham, cele
brated their silver wedding Saturday evening last
Mrs. Matheson senior, aged eighty years, wa
present.
Jacob Loutzenheiser, wife and daughter. of New
Philadelphia, Ohio, who have been visiting at Gras
Valley some months left for their home Thursda,
morning.
Yendo Kitaro, Japanese officer who has beer
studying at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich
aminstions.
Coningsby Ralph Disraeli, Lord Beaeonsfeld,
nephew and heir, is clever but somewhat eccentric
boy. He is shy and reserved and loves music more
than classics
George Booth, William Scott, Samuel Deal Fl. l.
Wolf, Z. G. Seayey, G. Bremier, W. G. Gregory, Fl
McCausland and Henry Hanks, San Francisco wer,
in the city yesterday.
1t is stated that the memoirs which the Empres:
Eugene has been preparing at her Swiss chateau
Arenenberg, with the assistance OF NJ Rouher, viii
be published in Edinburgh during November.
L. NJ. Landsborough, of this city, and Miss Agne:
Rutter of Florin, were married a few days since a,
the residence of the bride, and after brief wedding
trip have returned and taken up their residence in
this city.
The ceremony of comforting the fourth degree and
the pleasant harvest feast celebrated at the
Grange Hall, North Butte, on Saturday. The at.
tendance was unusually large, and the meeting very
pleasant.
Says the San Diego Sun The readings and
studies of our Z" Art Literary" club go on. and we
feel the effect in the improved ia, tes and ambitious
literary and artistic desires Of our sweethearts,
daughters and wives.
Lord Lorne was the other day addressed in per
feet good faith and gravity as brother-in-law" by
the Indians in Touchwood Hills. This was done on
the strength Of their being "the children of the
Great Mother, the Queen"
= here are in the city from the East: S. A. Holt
and A. L. brOckWay, OF new 1Ork CDarleS ID. Per-
rine, OF Chicago p. X. klinefeller wife, Miss O.
L. Chance, Hiawatha, Kansas; and A. S. Thompson,
Westfeld, Mass, stopping at the Golden Eagle.
On Saturday evening last delegates from the
Grand Parlor, and invited guests from San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, Stockton and Marysville wee
present and assisted at the installation of the officers
of the newly gtnzed Parlor Of the Modesto Native
Sons.
Governor Perkins, accompanied by Adiutant-
General Backus Secretary of State Burns Assistant
Adjutant General Turner, Judge W S. Stafford and
j. f. Sheehan, went to Folsom yesterday 10 visit
the State Prison, upon invitation OF Warden Nc
Comb.
Messrs Lane father aud son, together with their
families from Iowa last month, with us, spying
out the land in search Of location for permanent
homes They express themselves delighted with our
lovely climate fertile soil and fine fruits-[ Heads-
burg Flsg.
viii A. Gett, of this city, returned Yesterday from
Mount Shasta, where he has been with the survey.
ing party upon the California and Oregon Railroad
extension which is being made by r. E. Finley. He
reports the weather and country up there as rough
as it can well be- The thermometer stood on Thurs.
day at 25' at Mount Shasta, where the party then
were.
Among those in the city Yesterday were A. P Han
and wife, Pacervie; J. L. Brockway, James D.
Bailey Allen Springs; W. MeMullen Virginia CITY !;
Phil. W. Keyser, Yuba City; d. W. Ekram, Shasta ;
Sheridan; j. Levy, Thomas Brewer and daughter,
wheatland Il. H. Hughes and family, Dunnigan's !;
j. o. Jones, Sierra county W. A. Buckman Span
ish Dry Dggings Il; L. Christy Folsom J. w. Van
Noye, Oakland J. Fl. Batchelder, Truckee B.
Bates Mr. Jagan and wife, H. s. Ivey, Courtland
j. B. Stevens and wife, Franklin T. W. Dean, So
noma Mrs. George, Mrs. Erbardt, Georgetown.