Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Hon. C. S. Abbott has returned to Arizona
j. B. Haggin, OF San Francisco, is in the city.
Masonic Lodge is to be organized at orland.
c. A. Luhrs, OF this city, has been visiting in Red
Bluff.
L. L. Brownell came down from Red Bluff on Sat
urday.
Alexander Badlam came over from Nevada on
Saturday.
John D. Gleason, OF Sutter county, is visiting
friends in Ohio.
Jesse D. Carr, President of the Salinas Bank, is
in Modoc county.
Mrs Ellis Evans, OF Jackson Amsdor county. is
visiting in the city.
They have had an authors carnival at San Diego.
and it was success.
] P. Lynch Postmaster at Salt Lake, is visiting
Winnemucca, Nevada.
Ex.Congressman Wren, of Nevada, has returned
to his home IN Eureka.
The house at Florence in which Dante was born
is for sale for about $3.50.
W. B. Cahoone, cashier OF the Tehama County
Bank, is visiting Sacramento.
r Wilkinson, Of Sacramento. came up on the
Southern Pacific Railroad yesterday.
Matthew Cooke, who has been at San Francisco
for few days past, returned yesterday
State Superintendent OF Schools, F. NJ Campbell,
oO-S.
Miss Minnie Lamberton, of San Francisco, is the
guest Of Mrs. II. P. Brainerd, of Petaluma.
Alice E. wetzlar, of San Francisco, is visiting
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. d. c. White in this
| city.
At Biggs, Butte county, the social event last week
was the successful ball given by the A. o. U. W.
Lodge.
Sallie NJ. Chandler well known in Petaluma was
recently married to DR.. George P. Jaquette, of the
U. S. A.
The remains of Ho, Gideon Brooke, who died in
San Francisco recently, arrived at Malicopa last
Wednesday.
Miss Father Jacobs, of Sacramento, left for San
Francisco Saturday, to spend some three weeks
| there with friends
The military ball to be given by the Woodland
Guard on Thanksgiving promises to be the
event Of the season.
A S. Hopkins, of the Fourth Ward, is being very
strongly urged to accept School Drectorshp from
| that part of the city.
Miss Addie Hall, of Tehama, who has been visit
ing friends IN Red Bluff for the past week. returned
| home Saturday evening.
| HARMONY Lodge, No. 399, Knights and Ladies Of
Honor, is to give invitation soci.l party at Turn
Verein Hall tomorrow evening.
Oliver Lodge, /. o. o. F., intend giving ball on
the sth of December to celebrate the twenty fourth
anniversary OF the Lotge in Dutch Flat.
| Judge George E. Williams, after an absence of
several weeks has again entered upon the discharge
| of his Judicial duties in Ell Dorado county.
| Western physician claims that red clover bios
SONS will cure rheumatism. Probably that doctor
did not know that Maud Muller died with the gout
| Queen Victoria has now reigned longer than did
| Queen Elizabeth. On October 25th she completed
the forty fifth year of her reign which the term
| of Elizabeth's.
| Captain w. L. Knight, passenger conductor be-
tween Sacramento ard San Francisco, has returned
| from visit of six weeks to Vermont and other
| States at the East.
| Ex-Judge j. K Porter, of New York, who has
been detained by the Government for the prosecu-
| tion OF Guiteau, was one of the counsel i'll the
| Beecher-Tilton case.
| Wood river paper tells of woman in Bellevue,
| who woke her husband during storm the other
night and said : al do wish you would stop snor-
| ing, for want to hear it thunder"
| A pleasant company met at the residence of Alex
Henderson, Grass Valley, on the occasion of
| prise party given to Miss Maggie Henderson by
| number Of her friends On Thursday evening last
On Monday evening last over thirty friends and
acquaintances gathered at the residence of Mr. and
| Mrs. A. h. P. Mason, Antioch, to celebrate the
seventeenth birthday Of their youngest daughter,
| Miss Mia.
Miss Salie Hill gave pleasant lunch party at her
residence, Nevada City, last Wednesday afternoon
| The young lady guests were Joined in the evening
| by number of young gentlemen. The party was
| a most pleasant affair.
| The third anniversary of the organization Of
Colusa Lodge, No. 66, A. o. U. W., occurs on the
26th instant, and s to be celebrated the evening
| of the 25th by flag presentation, music, etc., at
| the theater, and ball at Spect's Hall
The inscription on the late Judge Cliffords tomb
| is as follows az not, and was conceived;
| lived and did little work +; l am not and grieye
not" Judge Clifford was Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States for nearly thirty years
! S. Webster, OF Kansas City, Mo-, is now stopping
| in Lake county will probably remain all winter
He is a correspondent OF the Northern Indianian,
Ir,1sn =,
| country, climate, ETC., for that purpose.
Judge Thos. B. Pond who has been an honored
| citizen of Mendocino county for many years, and
who was its County Judge wien the new Constitu-
ton was adopted bsde his friends goodby, on Tues
day last, whe, he took his departure for San Diego
| where he proposes to live IN the future.
Recently the Knights of Honor of Colusa ten.
dered to Charles Z. Travers Grand Dictator, a re-
| ception at the theater. Addresses were made by
| Judge Frazier and Mr.. Travers, after which the
party engaged in social dance, and whiled away
the hours of the evening very pleasantly.
| Mrs C. ]. oyler and Miss Cassie Mapping re-
| turned last evening from weeks sojourn at Mr.
Stephensons ranch, near Franklin. They brought
| back as trophies OF their pleasant and agreeable
visit game of all kinds both dead and alive and say
that the ranchers working like beavers to finish
their levees before the heavy winter rains set in.
The new proprietor lessee of Turner Hall Saloon
gave promenade concert and ball at the hall last
| evening, and distributed among the guests five
| handsome prizes. The concert was by the First
Artillery Band, which rendered these pieces
'Sounds from the North Catwell +" Potpourr -
Beyer medley, Muff " Jamboree," Conradi There
was good attendance.
| The newly elected Flora Of the State Grange is
Lily G. Jasper, of Wheatland. She was born in New
Harmony, Indiana. Her parents emigrated to Sut-
ter county when she but year old. At the re-
cent meeting in Santa Rosa she represented the
Wheatland Grange so handsomely that although a
stranger in the State Grange she was chosen Flora
by vote very complimentary to he self
1t is all explained now. For some months Judge
D. E. Alexander, of this city, has frequently gone to
Stockt:n. In to all inquiries he replied he
had an important suit there. He was believed
That well ; the suit was genuine; it has been
determined the Judge won, for on e 18th instant,
st Stockton, by Rev. John Coyle, he was united in
marriage TO Miss Emma Men, of Stockton. The
bridegroom has host of friends in Sacramento ami
for his sake they will welcome the strange bride to
her new home ia the handsomest Gnd best city in
| the State.
A large number of the parishioners and friends
of Rev. I. S. Dunn pastor Of the Sxthstreet NJ E.
Church. tendereda surprise donation party to himself
and family at their residence street last Friday
evening. A practical remembrance in the shape OF
a cash donation presented and such substantial
refreshments as maketh the heart OF man. as well as
| woman, to rejoice, were brought for the occasion
and to last to many days. A very pleasant season
was spent in social cheer between pastor and peo-
ple with abundant well wishes interchanged to last
until the next similar reunion.
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