Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-25
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

George b. Reddng, OF San Francisco, is in the city
Thomas Cain, Of Auburn. is visiting in this city
Mrs. Robert Beck, of Oakland, is visiting friend
here.
Edward Dawson, of Sacramento, is visiting Rec
Bluff.
H. NJ Yerrington, of Carson, was in the city yes
! terday.
H. S. Byam, of Hill Top. has gone to Tmbuctoo
| ON business.
Captain D. W. Avery, of Tahoe City, is visiting in
| Sacramento.
Miss Julia E. Galley, of Oakland, is visiting
| friends in this city.
| Assistant Adjutant- General Turner has returned
| from San Francisco.
! G. W. Jackson has returned from lis visit to his
| friends in the far East
Joaquin Miller lost SAC, coo and some OF his taste
| for poetry in Wall street.
Mrs. c. S. Plumb left for Nevada county yes-
| terday for q few weeks visit.
| July 22d the Suffer Geek Band will give an en-
| tertainment and public rehearsal.
Henry Starr went to San Francisco Tuesday on
| business, and is expected back to-day
Mrs. J. L. Jackson has returned from length
| ened visit to friends in San Francisco.
L. l. Baker OF San Francisco, and F. W. Baker,
OF Ventura, are stopping at the bingham.
Mrs. Smith and her daughter Nellie, OF Grass
Valley, are visiting friencs at Blue Canyon.
J. 3. Patterson, Of Nevada City, who has been
visiting here few days, has returned home.
]. Greenwich of Suffer Creek, has received an
appointment in the San Francisco Postoffce Depart
ment.
Mrs. c. F. Croker, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Scott
and Miss Hattie Croker came down from Lake
I Tahoe yesterday.
Hon. clarkson n. Potter OF New York, Resr AID
piral Selfridge and wife passed Omaha yesterday,
to arrive June 18th.
Miss Edith Yount, who has been visiting in San
Joaquin for some weeks, has returned to her home
in Jackson, Amador county.
Governor Perkins last evening delivered ad-
dress to the Masonic fraternity at Martinez He
returns to Sacramento to-day.
Miss Lille Hawes of San Rafael, started for her
old Pennsylvania home last week, intending to re-
turn, with her mother, this fall
Felix Tracy has gone to Arbuckle, Colusa county,
to attend tc matters in connection with the prose-
cution OF the Freese robbery case.
Yuba City Lodge, No. 40, l. O. c. T., was insti-
tuted IN that place on Saturday evening last By
d. D. G. W. c. T., H. S. Graves with fourteen char.
ter members.
Fl. NJ. Larue, Of Sacramento is registered at the
Lick House. San Francisco; also G. H. Swinerton
and wife. Fl. Wachhorst is at the Baldwin; also
DR.. F. w. Hatch.
The annual picnic of the Relief Committee of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen was held at
Fairfax last Tuesday 1t the largest picnic the
attendance was {, 1000.
The Jackson, Amador county, Social Club was or
gained Monday night, with the following officers
E. B. Robertson, President; C. L. Brown, Vice
President; Charles H. Turner, Secretary l. Stan
lev, Treasurer.
Captain Young and Captain Stevens are making
arrangements for their annual trip to the Big
Meadows, which they expect TO tske next month
OF course they'll see that no jokes are played on
them this time.
Collars OF sheer linen cambria, with border of
red, strewn with white stars and other fancy de-
signs, are in Byron shape, and are finished with
knotted handkerchief-necktie to MATCH and are the
rage with the ladies just now
MIR. De Voc, for some time leader of the choir of
the sixhstreet u. E. Church, having left the city,
the church has elected EIwood Brnner chorster
During MIR. Burners absence in the country Mr.
Beaumont will officiate as leader.
The Kentucky Military College, on the 9th in
slant, conferred the degree of D. D. on Rev. T H.
B. Anderson, OF Sacramento. The recommendation
OF the Faculty and the vote OF the Board was unan-
imous, says Superintendent Allen in note on the
subject conveying the information.