Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
n. D. Rideaut came % the eity yesterday.

N. d. Rideout came to the city yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Schiller went to Santa Cruz yesterday
c; W. Cross of Nevady City was il town yes
terday.
Cherries Cadwalader OF Red Bluff was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. Mckaig delivers the Grafton at Stockton on
the Fourth.
A. L: Nichols returned from his trip in Nevada
Yesterday morning.
There is message at the Western Union Tele.
graph Office for Asa Low.
NJ. s. Hammer has returned from his fishing trim
IN sonoma county, and reports fine luck
Deputy Recorder c. W. Jackson wilt arrive from
the East by the Southern Pacific Railroad to day.
w. A. Houghton was last evening elected Captain
OF Company b, First Artillery Regiment, N G. C.
John Sheerin has returned from an extended trip
through the Southern Territories aud 10 the East.
The Daily Herald of Phoenix, Arizona, is edited
ana conducted by Charles L. McClintock, former
resilient of this city
George Norton, formerly Deputy State Treasurer
IL now located at penver Colorado and engaged il,
the real estlte business.
There will be an ies-eream social a. the Calvary
Baptist Church, l street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth, this evening.
State Prison Commissioners A. II. Chapman and
J. H. Netf passed through yesterday to the Bay to
attend a meeting of the Board
Information is wanted by Thomas Burke, of this
city. of John Q1inlan, formerly of Yonkers " Y,
who came TO this State Ia 1875
II. +. G. Wultf, OF the Internal Revenue Office in
TINS city, and Miss Lou Il. Calvin were married at
San Francisco on the I'd Instant
Mercer Otey, County Treasurer: Major Otey, and
John Eagar, Of Virginia City, New, have gone to
Pyramid Lake to camp out for few days
The ladies OF Kingsley Chapel will hold social
this evening at tho church on Eleventh street be.
L. 10 and rafra IA rarafu
The graduating class OF the High School of Nevada
city have issued the invitations to their reception
which will be held at Hunts Hall, this evening.
Airs. Belle Crowley, formerly of this city, and
widow OF James 7. Crowley. suffered loss of all
her property IN the fire at Tombstone, where she
was engaged in the millinery business.
Mrs. W. A. Henry, and Miss Henry of sacra
meuto were registered at the Grand Hotel, San
Francisco, Wednesday also, C. II. Krebs S SCION
iioH Major Turner, Mrs. G. Stafford, W. T.
Harris and $. d. Smith.
The little handful OF people at Grantsvie-- COM
pared with many other towns in Nevada-haye ar.
ranged for spread eagle celebration on the Fourth
OF July such aroused the spirit Of 80 and kept it
at the biliH' pint through all the years since.
To-day. St. Johns Day, tiere will be a Masonic
celebration and picnic at 'raylorville Pum1s county
Mrs. Belle Banks and Mrs. Carrie A. Kingsley of
Red Bluff, viii be present on that occasion. and,
while there, will institute Chapter OF the O. E. s.
Los AaTnos is making calculations on having
grand celebration the Fourth of July, ana locks
for visitors from CIR cosa, Santa Maria Guadalupe
and Lompoc. Beeyes are to be barbecued, and
almost nnumerab!e chickens, pies, cakes, and other
nieeties, cooked for tue occasion.
Judge Clark on Tuesday last granted divorce to
Albert Gallatin from bis wife, upon the ground of
1esertion. The sum of $4,000 was allowed Mrs
Gaialin as alimony, which has already been sent 10
her. The two eldest children will remain with the
ather and the youngest with the mother, who will
reside at Chicago, where she has sister