Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-22

must be taken to write proper names plainly, and
| to give localities clearly. Anonymous communi-
cations will in no case receive attenton.l
Masquerade ball at CORTLAND next Thursday
| night.
Israel Luce, OF Sacramento was in Placeryille
yesterday.
Adjutlnt General Backus returned yesterday
| from San Jose.
Assemblyman L. D. Freer, OF Oroyille, visited the
! city yesterday
Miss Belle Richardson, Of Sacramento, is visiting
Mrs. l. Hall, of Oakland
/ T. y. Mcfarland has returned from trip TO vari.
Gus sections of the State.
Miss 0rpha Butler, of this city, has gone TO Mon.
terey for a summer seaside.
Miss Mary Withrow, of San Francisco, is visiting
Mrs. J. A. Chesebro at Castoga.
! Mrs. J. s. Cone and son, of Red Bluff, passed
| through yesterday to San Francisco.
j. Z. Joining and wife, OF Sacramento, are visit
ing relatives in Oakland and in San Francisco.
Z. R. Hamilton has returned from his extended
| trip through Oregon and Washington Territory.
] b. Ii. Gates the Green Valley, FL Dorado county,
! teacher, has gone to Iowa to spend his vacation.
| Mrs. c. Schlosser and Mrs T. s Ewing and
daughter, OF Wheatand, are visiting in the city.
Mrs S. Katzenstein returned Yesterday from .
two weeks absence at Lake Tahoe, Donner and
! vicinity.
/ Mrs. W. NJ. Donahue and her daughter Nora, of
4 nave bOLe " San iOi NcSh
| or two.
| C. n CoudIng' Grand Lecturer Of the Independ-
ent Order Of Good Jempars, State of CaforDia, is
soJourning in Sacramento.
| Frank Town and j. A. Hancock, Of Placerville,
| have gone on tour Il inspection through Oregon
| and Washington Territory.
Thomas r. Jones, agent at Roseville, il acting as
| clerk at Superintendent Pr&tts Office, IN this city,
| during the absence Of Mr.. BreckeBfeid.
Mrs. T. b. Mcfarland and daughter Jennie. and
Mrs. II. ". LartIe and Miss Virginia Lzrue, have re-
turned from visit Of several weeks at the Bay.
Mrs. L. W Blinn, OF Sacramento, went to Oak
land last week with her son Mrs. Blinn will join
her husband at Tombstone, A. 7 in a week or two.
| A fashion journal says ladies' 5usties are to be
larger this season. Gentlemen who are in the habit
Of holding their sweethesrts in their laps will regret
/ TO hear this.
| William Jennings D. R. Miller and Miss Edith
| Miller Of Drytswn, Amador county, have been Wis
iting IN the city for few days past, and return
| home to-day.
| Rev. /. p. Ward, formerly Rector OF St Paul
| Church. in this city, has been here visiting with
friends for the past few days. and returned to Stock
| ton yesterday.
NJ II. Meagher left yesterday for months visit
to Blue Canyon and other points in the mountains
for the benefit of his health He is Just recovering
from continued Illness Of several weeks.
Quite number OF Grass yalleyans are taking a
summer vacation at the different mountain and sea-
seem to be the faYorite points with them.
School teachers throughout the State will oblige
each other and many friends by communicating
for this column as to where they passing or in
tend spending their summer vacation in cases where
| 1t is availed of away from home.
! J. P. Geese and family, of Plaeervle, have re.
moved to their new home, ranch some five miles
| east OF that town. 1t will look odd to see John
around peddling wood, hay, potatoes and other
| farm truck
! Resident Engineer J. Il. wilkinson has returned
from Ogden and intermediate points having been
engaged in making inspection of bridges and
railroad structures the eastern portion OF the
Central Pacific road.
C. A. Walker distinguished lawyer of Carlips
ville Illinois, resident Of Pacervilie Ia 1885, has
with his wife, been In that town since Sunday aud
| left for Lake Tahoe Thursday morning He Is
making general tour of the State.
| J. s. Miller and A. II. Powers, of the Pioneer com.
nittee in relation TO the celebration of Admission
Day by excursion to Vallejo, have returned from
there and report warm reception Of the programme
by the Pioneer Associations in that vicinity
W. Clayborough, William Windsor, W. II. Cone.
of San Francisco II. r. Merritt and w. G. Gardner
| and wife, Of Yolo j. Mark. n. Ii. Rlne, j. F. Laird
and W Re, of Alturas w. w Faber, of Lairobe and
| John McMurray, OF weaverville, were in the city
| yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hamilton and son, OF Sebss-
| topol, and Mrs. Nelson Wilcox OF this city, re.
| turned yesterday from six weeks camping tour.
including Bartiett and Hough's Springs and report
splendid time They met L. K. Hammer and fam.
lily Wednesday on their way out.