Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SiSs Teresa Odermatt has returned from San
Francisco.
T. N Lindley and family have returned from Mon
terey bay.
p C. Scott, Treasurer OF Tehama county, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson and son have gone to Nevada
City to remain several weeks.
Mrs Carrie Hoyt, of lone, is visiting her sister
Mrs. R. NJ. Briggs, at Jackson.
DR.. G.. H. Kriechbaum and Miss Mary L. Briggs
are to be marriad on Sunday at Jackson.
Misses Katie f. and Ella J. Rice, of this city, left
yesterday for a few weeks visit to the Bay.
j. F. Douglas, of Benicia, returned home yester-
day from months rustlcation in Placer county.
Miss NJ. Underhill has returned from two
months trip to Big Meadows and Cooks Syringe.
Mrs W. H H. Colclough and children returned
yesterday from summer stay at Alta and vicinity
Mr.. Frank Norris, no has been rusticating for
the last three weeks at Aliens Springs has returned
home.
Miss Helen waldron, who has been at San Rafael
for portion OF her school vacation has returned to
the city.
Miss Gussie Wilcox, who has been spendir g few
weeks at San Rafael, returned home Wednesday
evening.
C. H. Edmunds, of Sacramento, passed Newhar
last evening. to arrive home by the Southern Pacific
train to day.
A. schwanduse and D. Jansen, of San Francisco,
are makiug few days visit in the city, as the
guests OF Edwin Meese.
W. C. Curtis ard wife, Mrs. G. c.. Todd and
daughter have returned from three weeks sojourn
It Monterey and San Francisco.
C. II. Cromwell and family, OF Placerville, have
gone to Georgetown, where Mr Cromwell will teach
the next term of the public schools.
Misses Eliza and Lista Whittenbrock, of this city,
returned home last evening from visit Of three
weeks at Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
Mrs A. l. Frost mas returned from Placerville
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, of
that place. who Will remain in the city short time
The Misses Emma, Belle and Alice Feter and
Mss Van VOORHEES, have returned from Lake Tahoe,
where they have been spending the past month
| very pleasantly.
NJ X Stubs, II Schennert and C. P. Jewett, Of
Copper City, j. j. HGuser, OF Sacramento H. Roster
and W j. Kipgsland, Of San Francisco, were at Red
Bluff Wednesday.
Mrs. Weinrich, Mrs. Addie Chipman Miss Marion
Govan and Misses Laura and Kittie Weinrlch have
returned from Monterey and San Francisco, where
they have been Tor about two months.
A picnic made Up of officers from the Navy Yard,
and Independence and Adams spent Wednesday
afternoon last in of the most beautiful spots OF
Contra Costa county. The afternoon p ssed in
such amusements as time and place afforded
Hon. W. J. Tinnin, formerly State Senator, cele
brated his china wedding at Weavervil!e on the 10Th
inst. 1t was a notable social event, Mr.. and Mrs
Tinnin receiving the hearty congratulations Of their
many friends as well as a full supply of chinawSre.
Fred. NJ Campbell, Superintendent of Pubic In
structloni in this state, will deliver lecture ed
ucition in Red Bluff on the evening of the 18th of
November next. The Tehama county Teachers In
stitute will convene on the Nth of the same
month.
A bail is to be given at Gait, in Whitaker &
Rays Hall, on Thu sdaT evening, September g b.
The commit &c OF arrangements is composed of o.
| V Harvey Frank Isler, r. D. Mills and J. $. Phil
| lifs Floor managers Frank Iser, R. D. Mills and
| o. V, Harvey.
EThc best Iisle-thread gloves-that is.the fine,
closay woven ones-are fastened at the wrists with
buttons athe ugh he popular fancy IS for lace, and
| wrukled wrists. This style is suitable to thin
arms, but surely, plump wrist appears to the best
advantage in a plain-itting covering.
| A wiidervil'e correspondent of the Jacksonville
Sentinel says there is said to be a buxom lass OF
| Apologize minister's daughter, who. with the help
| OF younger brother has moved all the hay on her
ia hers farm this season, besides turning helping
| hand to various other things on the farm
| Last week Messrs Brit Irwin and Elijah Clark, OF
| Yreka, had rough trip hunting on old Craggy, at
Humhug, and were caught in heavy STERN
| "Wednesday night, which commenced on Craggy
with hal, followed by drenching rain They killed
| three bears and five-pronged buck, which proved
good sport for Lige, who is boss Nimrod. They
| brought the bear skins to Yreka.
Mrs Folly Weber, of Bangor, Maine, aged
eighty years, mother of Mrs. P. G. Riehl, of Free
port /; D. G. Webher, Of Carksburg. and Mrs. D. b.
CARRIER, Postmistress at st. Heeua Napa county, ar
ryed IN Freepcrt the 9th inst, having made the
trip from Maine to California without difficulty OF
| inconvenience. Mrs Weber will remain with heI
children until next summer, when she return to
| her home away down East"
Toe mping party, consisting of George Bates
| WILDER George, C. l.. White Clarence Warehouse,
A. N. Buchanan, Adam Beatty. of this city, and f.
L. Craig, of Auburn, who have been spending about
| three weeks in Trinity and Siskiyou counties have
returned safe and sound. Theyreport having killed
81 deer during their tour. and caught nearly zoo
brook trout That region, they say, abounds in
| game, ana the number of deer and fish to be taker
is only limited bv the quality of the campers apd
the extent of their effort.