Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
SOCIAL AID pgRs.' NAL


". ". Jessups, Ct Haywarss, is in the .ei's.
DR.. c. C. Tyrrell went I, oroviile YcstereA.
N. D. Rideout, Of Mari sylile, was in the cit, -
teriay.
Harry c. Lathrop returned from LIS visit to tss
East yesterdsy.
II. W. Taylor, Of this city, has returned from ssTs
era weeks visit at Monterey.
Mrs. L. NJ skaggs went to Stockton yesterday,
where she win make few weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wilson, OF Tehama county,
have gone East for a three -moaths' visit.
Miss Belle Kuox, Of Sacramento. IS visiting the
family q DR.. Mccormick, of Grass Valley.
Benjsmin Chambers, Captain of the Guard at Fol-
som State Prison, has resigned that position
Mrs. s. P. Dorsey left on Mondays train for six
weeks visit TO New York city from Grass Valley
w. T. Leeke and wife, who haze been visiting
Sc5tt valley, Cal. have retlrned to klamath Agency
Mrs Mayor Carr of Tucson now in San Fran
CISCO will Lave Tor home about the rst OF October.
Peter Brydirg and wife went to Santa Cruz yes
.erlay, to enjoy the fall breezss there for few
weeks.
Troupe is detained on the coast by the sickness OF
her husband.
Three Young ladies of Ashland were caught il j.
p Walkers garden one night lately, helping them
selves 10 melons.
Secretary Of State Burns, Marion Biggs, Jr., E J.
Blessing and Robert Allen, Of Sacramento, are at
tending the State Fair
There is lady residing at Clinton, Iowa, whose
youngest child is 81 years old. The young mother
is over 100 years OF age.
DR.. wilkins, of the Nap. Insane Asylum, was in
the city yesterday. lie goes 10 Oroyiiie a. wit
ness in the Gridiey case
Mrs r. B. Woodward and family, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Drury Meone, go to the Palace Hotel October
lst TO spend the winter.
Of Ana aba;r auod by n
large shsrk while in swimming at the Landing last
week, and narrowly escaped.
Senator Grover and family, of Oregon, who have
been spending the summer at Martha's Vineyard,
are at present in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccoppin, Of san Francisco,
have decided to remove 10 San Luis obispo, where
they have purchased large ranch.
Hon. wm n. Springer. member of Congress from
the Springfield district OF Illinois, is visiting Cali
fornia, and i at present at San Diego.
Chief Horticultural Officer Matthew Cooke, Of this
city. attended the meeting OF the State Horticult-
ural Society at Saa Francisco last evening.
Hon N D. Fratt, nominated by the Democrats OF
Wsco, sin for Governor cf that state, is younger
brother of F. w. Ffatt, of this city, well-snoSn
capitalist.
Miss E. F. Stevenson and Miss Carrie Blanchard,
OF keponset, Illinois, are visiting friends In the
neighborhood OF Acampo, and are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Woods.
Frank C. Swift and Prentice Maslin, OF this city,
are also members of the surveying party of The ex-
tension OF the Oregon Division from hedGing TO The
State lire north OF that point.
There were in the city yesterday S-oul San Fran
cisco J |. Slhiu. l.. jacobs, $. Seymour, ID.
jacobs, w. II. Martin, c. W. Samuelson, W. G.
Scott, C. p. Gordon ana James Enri2ht.
Dr. s. A. Deuel. who has been occupYing the po-
siIou of Surgeon upon the steamer Cache, ef the
Occidental Oriental line hss resigned and will
return to Sacramento and resume practice here.
C. Zeinwalt of Florin; II. Herald and wife, OF
Pacerville; w. Il. Bellows and wife OF Dutch Flat ;
j. E. Bradley, Crystal niue; and w. Wright, of
Knights Landing, were ii the city yesterday.
Colonel Whipple, of Fort Klamath has been
granted eight months leave OF absence and will
start for iforna about October LIST, to spend the
winter. Captain Burton VIII oe commanding oIreer
for that time.
United States Senator John f. Miller went East
on the overland train last evening. He occupied a
Pullman Palace Car and was aceoD panied by his
family A large number of frienf met the Senator
at the depot and greeted him with much warmth.
SAYS the Court Journal The new minuet that the
ex,QGeen of spin introduced last winter is btcOm-
ing yerg popular 1t is danced by four couples
alJw, solemn and very reverential all The dancers
must be in the costumes Of the periods OF Louis
XIV. and AV.
The members OF Elliott Grange, San joaquin
eouiity had harvest feast last Saturd-y. 1t was
giyen IN honor OF Mrs Lamb one OF its most vaiu-
able workers. a char5er member and an old resident
OF that place, who aboaJ to leave there TO make
new horne among strangers il :ar ed Tuiare.
Recently u party of Napaisea schemed surprise
for Mr. a,d Mrs j. tisns of Vallejo The lady sur
prised formerly Miss Anuie Beslreis Of Wild Horse
Valley has host of friends iii the community who
were admitted into the conspiracy and number
recurring six carriages t, convey them assembled
It Mrs ~ Tobin's, in Eapa, from whence they
started for Vallejo. On the road they were joined
by aif ccuai number ef carriages from Bridgeport
anu community. The whole party drove up and
took session OF the home of tae surprised couple
aud held saay until midnight,
Recently party of our iel ow citizens consisting
of Or. ~. III Bslton, T. NJ. Copperthwaite j, b. be
,Jarnstt. Tennent Harrington, William Ash, and
Thomas Coleman, left town Tor tae head waters OF
stony Creek where they intend - amp for short
time preparatory u making a raid Gu tha bear and
deer OF the Coast k,Hgs ihe partg are well armed
having all the modern machinery for general devas
tation IA the mouEtiin gaiges, as vel az fishing
tackle, camp equipments, etc. The sleep OF old
Bruin will be sadly disturbed while the perambula-
tions of the deer Sill be Brought 10 sad termina-
tion.-ITo.usa Sun.
Mary E. Biby, daughter of Gr. and Mrs John
Bilby, OF Georgetown, aud ). W. Freeman, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. laac Freen.au, OF Elk Grove, were
united in marriage Sep cnber 18th Gt the residence
of the brides pareuts. rGeie wa5 ldrge uStend-
ance of diate relatives and friends OF The happF
couple, and large number q valuable presents
were bestowed. fiLe welding dinner was served,
ana congratulations heartily given. Alter
social seas N eujJSed in merry ymakiGg, tie newly
married couple took the train Tor Stn FRANCISCO
They will rcturn to Elk Grove next Monday even
ing on which occasion grand wedding bail is to
be given at Smith & stevens HALT at that place. to
their honor.
The story Of Junias Henri Byoaeae, en-
titled 1.-THE WAYS or TIE WoRLD, +"
lsU be published only IN the WEEKLY UNION