Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-31

Dounced IN the business columns.
J. C. Simmons and wife, of Shasta, are visiting
Chico
NJ S. Hammer has returned from a two weeks
visit at Monterey.
Mrs. DR.. 0. Stansbury and son, OF Chico, have
gone to San Francisco.
Joseph Maddux will leave this morning to spend
two months at San Jose.
Rev. T. II. B. Anderson, Of Sacramento, was visit
ing IN Grass Valley Monday.
Mrs C. N Post has returned from a two.weeks'
trip to Monterey and Santa Cruz.
j. Walker Quinlan and T. Petit, of San Francis
co, are visiting this cit. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Cutler, OF the dollhouse on the
Humboldt road, are wishing friends in Chico
Mrs A. Brewer and her daughter have gone to
San Francisco and Santa Cruz for a twoweeks visit.
Mrs. George Fletcher and daughter, of Grass Val
ley, returned Saturday from trip to the Bay
and other places.
The Turner Harmonic serenaded, night before
last Professor Otto Fleissner and family recently
arrived from the East.
Miss Sarah Baker of Red Bluff, returned from a
recreation visit to favore resorts in the lower part
of the State on Saturday
Mark Rambo, wife and children, of Red Bluff re-
turned home Friday from an extended trip to the
mountains for pleasure, recreation and health.
County Clerk Charles II. Greene, Of Tehama
county, return ed Sunday night from San Francisco
where he has been on visit for several weeks
Ewing Taylor, son of Judge Con. Ia, Tor, left
Grass Valley Tuesday for Virginia City. He go s
there in order to be companion to his grandfather
W. E. Chamberlain returned yesterday from Mag
netic Springs, Santa Cruz county, where his wife
and Mrs. F. L. Julian and children will remain
several weeks.
Miss Nellie Fellows, neice of Mrs. E. A. Stevene,
who has been absent from the city two months WIS.,
ting friends in San Francisco, returns to Sacra-
mento tonight.
Nathan Cole Jr. of the Woodland Mail, and Miss
Mary Corbett, of oakland, married at Wood
land Sunday evening. They came at once to Sacra
mento and are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs William Chamberlain and Miss Eyeline Pres
ton, who have been the guests OF G. Conway and
family OF Grass Valley, for the past month"; returned
to their homes in San Francisco Monday morning.
Miss Belle Dorsey, of Grass Valley, returned home
on Saturday with her sister, having RECONSTRUCTED
her determination to remain at San Francisco for
several weeks She experienced much benefit from
her visit to the seaside at Monterey.
The Woodland Library Association will give a
literary entertainment this evening in the Congre
gational Church. Their object is to earn funds to
aid in furnishing their Few rooms, which VIII be
open to the public. They will add periodicals and
other attractions and hope to make their rooms
favorite evening resort OF young men,
Misses Rebsam and Lyons, of Latrobe, and Miss
Mary ollius OF this city, being at l. Ike Tahoe, and
never having gone around that lovely gem OF the
sierrf, 4dessrs IL T. parton anu 'iii'tii H9 -
up FOR their benefit, the grandest excursion ever
witnessed there They chartered the steamer
Governor Stanford and made up party of excur
sionists that numbered 40. They started from
Rowlands st 0 O'Clock sha p, and then proceeded
first to Tallac and Emerald Bay; thence to John
McKnneys, on Sugar Pine Point, where they were
m st heartily received and generously entertained by
fOld John !" thence to Idlewild whore they
lunched and went to the top OF the mountain to
visit the cave thence to Bayleys, at Tahoe City,
where they met many friends and received cordial
greeting thence to Gle brook, and got back TO
Rowland's at in the evening.