Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

C. W. Colby was in the city yesterday
Z. S. Carey has gone to Bartlett Springs
There was very successful ball at Capay Friday
| last.
Dewitt Clinton Jones, of San Francisco, is in the
city.
: Judge 0. C. Pratt went to the Bay yesterday from
| Chico.
Judges. c. benson returned yesterday from San
| Francisco.
! Robert Williamson, Of Penryn, was in the city
| Yesterday.
Hiss Hattie Knox left yesterday for visit at
Grass Valley.
Senator W. H. Brown has returned from the Bay
I to Sacramento.
| Mrs J. K Law of MERGED will spend the summer
| in San Francisco.
10 Hamilton, Of Auburn, s at the Golden Eagle
| Hotel in this city
! James Malone and daughter left for Adams
| Springs yesterday.
| Creed HAMMOND and wife will return to San
| Francisco this morning.
! The family of Dr. George J. Brown, of jackson,
| is on a visit in Sacramento county.
| W. A. Cheney and Elwood Bruner have formed
| partnership for the practice of law.
Mrs. Judge CALDWELL OF Nevada City, leaves soon
| for Monterey for the benefit OF her health
Judge Wheeler OF San Francisco passed through
| from Nevada to the Bay yesterday morning.
| B. R. Crocker and daughter ard Miss Jennie
Lindley went to Monterey yesterday morning.
| Major Jos. F. Cofman and wife arrived in Biggs
| from Santa Paula, Ventura county, yesterday
| Sheriff Frank Rahm OF Yole has gone to Bartlett
| Springs. NJ. RaEm will be absent several weeks.
Miss Minnie Gates, OF Portland. Oregon, has ar
rived, visit to her aunt, Mrs Gardner at Chico.
Miss Lena Woodburn returned home last evening
from three weeks visit to San Jose and San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. W. r. $. Foy, accompanied by Misses Carrie,
Sophia and Lizzie Stephenson, have gone to Lake
Tahoe
Supreme Judge Thomas P. Hawley OF Nevada has
gone to san Francisco. He will remain until Sep
TENDER.
The Grangers had pleasant gathering at the
residence OF J. W. Farmer, Vallejo, last Saturday
evening.
| Miss Gertrude Walker, daughter OF Postmaster
Walker, of Woodland, has gone to Oakland for the
summer
C. T. Jones went to Colusa yesterday, to be pres
ent at the time sentence shall be pronounced upon
A. ]. Freese.
| s. Cohn and wife of Marysville, and Mrs. Knots
of Sacramento will arrive from the East by overland
this morning.
Jack Hall, Sam Pendegast and H. U. ogborn of
Woodland are roaming the Wild mountains in search
| Of deer this week.
V. L. Richards ana family, OF Gr1dley, intend 60
ing to the mountains for several weeks as soon as
| harvesting is
Three of the great drinkers of Cairo, H., are to
attempt the feat of drinking 100 glasses OF beer
| apiece in four hours.
a. j. Lowry Postmaster at Placerville, left for the
upper mountain regions ON Sunday last, to be alb
| sent week or ten DAYS.
Mrs. Jerry Schooling and daughters, of Reno.
| New, arrived Thursday evening, and guests of
| A. C. Gray at Marysyille.
Mrs. NJ. S. Bonnifed and three daughters, from
Winnemucca, Nevada, the guests of their friend
| Mrs j. NJ. White, at Santa Rosa.
Miss Dora Epley returned to her home in Nspa
Monday evening from Piacerville, where she has
been visiting for some months past.
| Mrs r. j. Van VOORHEES,, now residing at Bodie,
has been in Placervile two three weeks
visiting relatives and old acquaintance.
R. W Hammatt and wife, of Bear Valley, are Wis
| iting MERGED. The MERGED City band complimented
them with a serenade on Sunday evening.
Charles Holbrook left for the East night before
last and will sail for Europe, and be absent
year or more for the benefit of his health.
Mrs Burwell and Miss Clara Burwell, mother and
sister Of George Z. Burwell, arrived in Jackson on
| Tuesday evening from New Haven, Connecticut.
F. NJ Brim delivered the Fourth of July Grafton
at Round Mountain, Shasta county, and Mr.. Martin,
of Aillyille read the Declaration OF Independence
Mrs J. II. Carroll returned from Napa county
| yesterday in much improved health. Her two
younger daughters that accompanied her returned
| with her.
At the Newport Baths, Alameda, last Wednesday
evening, surprise party was given in the pavilion
to Miss Jessie, daughter q j. p Wonderlich, BY
her friends and acquaintances-
D. Eaton of Elnlira left Sacr<nento Wednesday
on visit to his former home in Illinois, after con
tnued absence of thirty years His family has been
at the East for the past months AID will return
TO California with him at the close a his sojourr
there.
A. 0. Gossett of Red Bluff has gene to the Noun
tain Meadow country; he was accompanied by hi:
niece Miss Ieanna Schroeder, oldest daughter OF b
W. Schroeder of Red Bluff she goes on recreation
and pleasure trip. They expect to DO absent 9
month or six weeks.
This, from the Chico Record OF the l4th: Invita-
tions out for tea TO be given tonight by The
B. b. C.'s The little Owl Club ENTERTAINED
last night by the Grasshopper Club, and rumor hatl
it that early the coming week the Black Gnat Clut
of Gridley viii be given keitledrum by the Shrimp
Club Of Chico.
The EcoRp-GSros's correspondent at yosemit,
Valley, reports the following arrivals at that place
on the 18th instant James Grant, Mrs. James
Grant, Miss NJ. f. Leonard Davenport, Ia; E. L
Childe, 81. Tillwiger, Paris, France; r. c. Kimball
New York; Chester F. Grilserner and wife, Penn
sylvania; W. F. Lewis, Montreal; Albert Philip
Fresno, Cal.
The Elk Grove Amateurs gave an entertainment
at Elk Grove night before last, which was cred
to the Society. After the entertainment dancing
was commenced and continued until an carly houl
| yesterday morning. Everything passed off pleas
| antly A fine supper furnished to all who de
sired. The attendance was large from the surround
ing country and good many went in carriages
from Sacramento. Among those present we noticed
| the Misses Mcconnell from McConnelfs Station
Miss Jennie Lindley, Miss Wilson, William Huntoon
Frank Norris, Merrill odell, a. Wilson. William
AIanley NJ. H. Shepard, Mr.. Hackett and othen
from Sacramento. The management rendered tn,
affair pleasant for all.
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