Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

city.
N. D. Rideou. Of Marysyille was in the city yes.
terday.
| Mrs. H. Newton and Mrs Dalman, Of Lincoln,
are registered at the Capital.
| Mrs. W. B. C. Brown and daughter have gone to
San jose for a few weeks visit.
| T. F. Taylor of Sacramento was stopping at the
Lick House, San Francisco. Saturday.
c. H. Stevens was last night elected to sll q
vacancy in the BosTd OF City School Directors.
F. Steinhart and C. n. Nelson of Sacramento.
were registered at the Grand, San Francisco, Sat-
urday.
The Directors Of the School Department have
voted to appear in The Fourth OF July procession in
a body.
Sacramento and Industrial Lodges, I. O. O.
have voted to plaee large delegations ia the Fourth
of July procession.
3 F. Barge of Mauch Chunk Pa who has been
on the coast some weeks, and taking in the State
curiosities, came dowa from Nevada on Sunday and
went East that night.
Geo. ". Cummings, prominent owner in the
Mioceue mine, and one of the advisory Board of
the Miners Association was in this city Sunday en-
route TO San Francisco
The Principals of several private schools have
given notice TO the committee Of their inte ntion to
send delegations 10 the educational div sion OF the
procession on the Fourth.
Abig pigeon-shooting match is on the taps be-
tween Frank Ruhstaer and Frank SAeplar Of the
Union House, and another is talked of between
James Parrot; and George Routier.
Ex Assembyrnan Marion Biggs, Jr., Of Colusa
county, has purchased the residence of VIM. Haw.
kns, the corner of Nineteenth and streets, and
viii soon make Sacramento his permanent residence.
c. II. Clare of San Francisco, John Bocgs of
Colusa, Jesse D. carr Of Gabilan j. Mem Shafter Of
Marin and L. u Shippee OF Stockton, were in this
city YESTERDAY III attendance upon the State Board
OF Agriculture.
Geo. W. Hancock Of this city leaves FOR the East
this evening. He viii be absent some ree months
and will visit friends in Illinois. Indiana, New York,
the District of Columbia and finally at his Old home
in Massachusetts,, around and about the way down
East Nantucket end Cape Cod.
Mrs. Frank Miller, on very brief time for decis-
sion yesterday, resolved 10 accompany Mrs. Henry
Miller to the East, and 10th ladies accordingly left
on last nights train. Mrs Miller will be absent
three months and her husband will go East to meet
her and bring her home in September.
At meeting Of the Heiterkeit Social Club, held
last night the following officers elected for the
ensuing term President, Gus Hagelstein, reelected;
Vice President, II. Dohn; Secretary, H. Stober, re-
elected Treasurer, H. Guthrie; Sergeant tat Arms,
Fl Runckel. Directors: J. Wheel, J. Boiler, Ten
mes c. Jurgens
The delegates from Sacramento to the State Con.
vention OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians which
meets in San Francisco to-day, are: P. j. Brown,
D. J. Cnnsidine. ". j. kavanaugh, K. o. Mu'lane,
W. J. o'Brien, from Division No /; p A. BYrne,
P J. Harncy, J. j. Carroll, james Riley and Robert
Quinn, from vision No. 2; and D. Z. Woods,
County Delegate.
The other dag neatly dressed laly, accompanied
by gentleman, emerged from K-street hotel and
went up the street to a popular saloon. The old
man looked in. Is he there . asked the LADY.
" He is" Whereupon she marched into the saloon,
where stood tall, genteel-appear.ng man. who had
the ragged edge OF upturned cocktail just at
his lips. She took him by the arm. gave him
whir about-face, marched him out of doors and
pointed significantly down street. He followed his
nose and went straight to the hotel, with the lady
close at his heels and both disappeared within the
portals of the hostelry.