Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29
CT. Jones goes to San Francisco to-day.

Thomas Perry Of this city, has gone to Ogden.
Claus .derson has returned from his visit to Los
Angeles.
William Hawkins, now Of Chico, was in the city
on Saturday
Several parties from Santa Barbara are camping
at lsbel Grove.
Frank Heath, artist, has returned from sketch.
ing tTip to Oregon
Miss May Osgood, Of San Francisco, is visiting re-
lations in this city,
Mrs. George II. Kelly, OF Oakland, is visiting
friends in this ely
j. II. Glide and family have returned from a sum
mer sojourn at the Bay.
E. C. Rust, of the Soano Republican, went to
Suffer county ON Saturday
Mrs. William Hamilton and Mrs. Dana Perkins, of
RockliD, are visiting in the city.
Assemblyman E (. Leake and family Will arrive
from the East by overland train this morning.
Assemblyman Baker, Of Woodland, was in the
city on Saturday, and returned home in the even
ing.
Mrs. ]. D. Potts, her dau2hter Rhoda and Miss
Nora Neil returned to Red Bluff from long visit to
Oakland
Fifty two more of the Chinese students from
Hartford, Conn. will arrive from the East this
morning.
wD. Stalker, Henry Smith and George B. Blue,
returned yesterday from their trip to the Big Trees
and Yosemite.
Mrs Lizzie Mcdaniel is lying dangerously i'll from
the effects OF poison oak, at her homo, two miles
north of Groy.
On Tuesday last Alexander Mcpherson and wife
started on a three weeks camping and hunting trip
to Monterey county from Santa Cruz
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fletcher, of San Francisco,
came up on Saturday morning to visit friends In
this city, and will return this evening.
Miss Ida Richards, of Whit r., who has recently
been on an extended trip throughout the Eastern
States returned to her home last week.
Leonard Kellogg, of Sacramento, and A. }.
Buckles of Fairfield, were among the passengers
irving from the East yesterday morning.
John Talbot and family, of this city, will leave for
Blue Canyon this forenoon where Mrs. Talbot and
children will remain two weeks or more
The invitation party Of the Alpha Club, at Refs
Hail. in Concord, on the evening OF the 18th inst
proved a very pleasant and successful one.
Miss Lizzie Richards, of Elk Grove, who has been
spending sc, erai weeks at Lake Tahoe, came down
to Sacramento yesterday, and returns home to-day
Mr. and Mrs John Heaton and daughter Hattie
have returned to Red Buff from an extended noun
tain trip through Shast' Modoc and siskiyou coun-
! tics
! Professor ito Fleissuer has returned from his
visit TO oncinnati and the East, bringing his mother
and sisters who will make Sacramento their future
/ home
j.. A Mahany and wife Virginia City; Dr. H. b.
Davinson, Aurora; II. Bemis, II. X Marshall and
Mrs. Marshall of Sacramento, among todays ar
| rivals at Tahoe
| Mrs W T. Luther, Of Downievillc, has gone to
San Francisco for fortnight and viii 90 thence to
IIopkuton Iowa. 70 visit her father, and viii return
| 10 California next spring.
| 4 camping party consisting Of George W. Pierce,
| Jr James Bartigan and John DunniZan, Of
/ Davisyie, ret rPed home on Saturday from q
months visit to Lake Tahoe and Virginia CITY.
DIR. A. c. Henry Of this city, will 90 East about
the first 1t October - meet his family, who have
been yisitng there for months past, and will
remain few months visiting relatives and friends in
/ different States.
Eben Owen and mis- SINS, Harvey and Eben Owen,
| Jr have returned from an e> tended and enjoyable
trip in the Coast Range. in pursuit Of deer and the
| fnny tribe They successful with both, and
brought home " fruits meat for the occasion.
The Grass Valley camping party, consisting of B.
/ s.. Harris, George X. Carson, Lew. Voice and VIM.
| Morgan, who have been doing Lakes Tahoe,
/ Bonner and Weber, returned Friday. The same
/ day the other camping party consisting Of Walter
Finnie, A. L. Coombs a. }. Griffiihs Vertner Mas
lin and II. Stillman, returned after an absence Of
nearly three weeks, having taken in the lakes.
At Canyon City, Colorado, August 18th. DIR. 7. r.
Reid formerly Of Sacramento, was married 10 Miss
| Katie +. Johnson, of Sacramento. The bride and
her mother arrived there that morning, and the
couple married that afternoon. there was a
large attendance Of friends. collation. spread
and the company Hospitality ent rianed. The
! newly married were serenaded by the Canyon City
! BRASS band.
curious camping outfit, bailing from Stockton,
passed through Santa Clara last week, says the
Journal II consisted Of four horse team hitched
| to a canvas-covered wagon large enough Tor two
beds end To end On one side, seat on the other,
and stools 10 the aisle. American cuts surnounted
both ends Of this vehicle and it occupied by
seven or eight ladies and gentlemen. Behind traled
a two.scat d carriige with a Ihinaman lie occu-
pant, and behind that was hitched saddle-horse.
The Yazooluoomu clmping purity, cnnsis ing OF
G. II Krehs, G.. A york, D. FGc0ner, Geo. Boyne,
All Graves .. Z. Hart and ~ Cren enger have
safely returned 70 tie cry after three weeks trip
to the Big Trees and YOSEMITE; ,lley, where they
have haG excellent time. TINS is he party that
had such experience 10 cooking potatoes, and that
made so many scientific discoveries. 1t is now
certantd that the grocer who Id them their sup
ply of -four for the trip played an unmitiglted
swinde them. by mixing in plaster paris. a. they
claim, and 80 it got hard brick when they mixed
it with water and that the outside always black
and hard while the center was Ike putty after being
baked. Notw thstaudi1g ths s. little matters, very
member Of the party claim that they wouldn't
now turn their hands to any baker or housewife in
the art of cooking, aud seriously contemplate
issuing work soon on the art OF cooking.