Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-06


cations will in no case receive attenton.l
10 Hamilton was in the city Yesterday
Mrs F. E. Brown, of Wheatland, will arrive from
the East this morning.
Mrs NJ. E. Stevens and granddaughter leave for
Salem, Or, this morning.
Mrs E H. Williams and family leave to-day for
several months visit to the Bay.
DIR. Durant, J. D. Caldwell and j. H. Burnham
OF Folsom, were in the city yesterday.
DIR. N Sposati, OF Stockton, left on the Sd for Eu
rope, to be absent six months or year.
Miss Lille Blue and Fred Blue have returned
from months visit to Ell Dorado county
P. 7. Dickinson and wife and D. Nagle and wife,
Of Stockton, have returned from the East.
Superintendent F. L. Landes left San Diego by
steamer on Thursday on his return trip home
District Attorney Garroute of Woodland who has
been recreatins at Pacific Grove, has returned home
J. N. Anderson, of Piacerville, returned from
seven months Government survey on Friday
night last.
Mrs. C. ]. Arvidsson and Mrs Coleman, of Placer.
vile, started for visit to friends in the East on
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Corning returned from her visit to vir.
gnla City and Carson on Thursday last, TO her home
in Placerville.
Rev. DR.. Healey pastor of the Congregational
Church at Woodland, returned from his Eastern trip
Tuesday evening
NJ E. Gates and family leave this morning for a
trip to Ell Dorado county and the Bay, be absent
abozt two weeks
Miss Addie Chamberlain, of San Jose, who has
been visiting this city for the pastseveral weeks
has returned home.
Mrs H. Eldred and daughter leave for the coun-
try this morning, and will be absent several weeks
on account Of the daughters health.
Governor Perkins has accepted an invitation to
attend the Centennial of Los Angeles, September
< h 1tsrsn 1alf,- i
r. K. Berry, of Single Sp ings and railroad
agent at that place when the railroad IS in opera
ton, is visiting Sacramento for two three weeks
party from Vallejo, consisting of S G. Hborn
I. S. Gilbert W. f. Wright, Fl. +. 3laett and t. d.
Sanborn, will leave to-day a ten days hunting
trip
NJ. Hale, of San Jose, arrived here yesterday, and
left for The East last evening. His son, E. Hale
also came up and returned to San Jose in the after
noon.
George S. Wright, the well known surveyor and
engineer OF Oakland, is visiting his brother, E. T.
Wright, the County Surveyor OF Los Angeles
county.
DIR. H. W Nelson contracted pneumonia while in
the mountains, and has been lying seriously III at
McDonald's ranch, twelve miles beyond Folsom.
He was improving at last accounts.
Miss Cora Heller, the companion in slumbers of
Ida Dunn at the time they the victims of the
Wheatland outrage, is reported to have been mar
red last week to William b. Swears of Wheatand.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Brown, Mrs. L. B. Human
and children, left their home on the Sacramento
river on Thursday for short trip in the foothills
MIR. Brown will soon go to Bartlett Springs for a
few weeks.
J. E. Parker and wife and Mrs Henry Orth leave
this morning for months trip to the lakes and
springs Of the Sierras They 90 with their own
conveyance, which is SO arranged as to be model
| for comfort and convenience.
Dr. Joseph Mellon, of Kalamazoo, Mich. who is
making extended visit to this State returned to
the city yesterday from Georgetown. He is looking
for eligible investments Of his capital and expresses
himself delighted with California and her citizens
A hunting party consisting of George E. Bates,
Wilbur George, Clinton l.. White, a. n. Buchanan,
Adam Beatty and Clarence Warehouse, of this CITY,
and E. L. Craig, of Auburn, will leave tomorrow
for the northeastern part Of Humboldt county, in
tending TO lessen perceptiby the bear and deer pop
ulation in that region
The arrivals at Hardin Springs on Wednesday last
were d. II. Quinn and wife, Misses Kate, Alice May
| and Rose, Mrs. LYMAN, Peter KunZ, wife and son
| from Woodland, Miss Libbie Saunders, Miss Mollit
| Minis, Geo. Fiske, Jr. Dick Foley, IEtna Springs
| from San Francisco, A. Cook, wife and son, II. F.
| Wichman, N Nors, j. Nieman; w. Humphreys, Of
i Camptonville.
| The following have been elected and installed as
officers Of the Good Templars Lodge at Woodland fol
| the present term: Harry White, w. c. t.; Miss
| Lottie Pool, W. v. t.; Il. F. Loomis w. S.; Mrs
G. S. jackson, W. Z. S.: d. A. jackson, W. T.; Miss
| Amelia Fisher, W. NJ. Mrs. E. Davidson, W. I. G.
| L. A. Parker, W. o. c.; Rev. E. NJ. Stuart, W. C..
Miss Kittie Huscroft, W. X. H. s.; Miss Mary Jeans
w. L. H. s.