Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Attorney General Hart left for colasa yesterday.
Richard Rayne, of Colusa, was ia the city yestsr.
| day.
E; A. Phelps and wife. Of san Francisco, are at
| the Langhaul.
Mrs. $. katzsnssein left last evening for Truckee
W. F. Norcross of the Ne,o A ge is spending few
| days in Woodland.
| Miss Gilkey Of Dixon is guest Of Miss Aiics
! Green Of Woodland.
Albert Gallatin is spending week at Monterey
and in Napa county.
Benjamin Brewington is lying quite SICK at his
| residence IN this city.
Andrew Muirhead has moved from Suisun to
| Fairfield with his family
| Supervisor Stetson OF San Francisco and family
were IN Carson Saturday.
! Hon. L. " Maslin left Yesterday for Roekln. to
| be absent coupe of days
Mrs. C. Marks is upon visit to san Trsncisco
J ami Monterey for her health.
1t is reported that Senator Fais has contributed
$4,000 to the Garfield Fund.
| Mr.. L. Lukss and family of Dixon have changed
their residence to Santa Cruz.
NJ. II. odell and family departed for Bartlett
| Springs and vicinity Yesterday.
Rev. J. T. Ladd OF the Methodist Church, EureEa,
New, has returned from Chicago.
Railroad Commissioner Cone passed Though to
san francisco Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. ana Airs. Charles Sheer OF Chicaco were in
Vallejo on . visit TO Mrs. Dunbar, Saturday.
DIR. A. Dawson has been elected Corresponding Sec
retary oi the state Medical Society of Nevada.
District Attorney Buckles of Solano county on
Saturday lett for Washington, to be gone six weeks.
Miss NJ. Grifiiihs. sister of Fred. Griiths, for.
merry Of Sacramento, is visiting Mr.. Hals family
of Dixon.
Congressman T. C. Pound and wife, of Wisconsin,
passed through from the East yesterday morning to-
San Francisco
Numerous Carson families are making prcpara.
tons t. spend part if rot the whole OF the
at Lake Tahoe.
Miss Boutwell, OF Sacramento, who has been visit
ing Miss Brenkerhof Of Dixon, returned home sat
urlay evening.
,Irs. H. NJ. BERNARD, accompanied by Miss Liaz,e
and Harry Bernard, lett yesterday for ms ntls So
journ II Aliens Springs.
Abraham Bar and par'y Of Cailahans Young
pc iplc started tuIday, July I'd, on hunting ana
fishing tour In the mountains.
SIR. and Mrs. George Atkinson and two children,
and Ber; Vincent, OF San Francisco are visiting T.
E. Bsickell and family, OF 1ruckee
The ladies OF the Walnut Creek Methodist Church
netted between $500 and s40o from the refreshment
booth sales at the Fourth OF July celebration
Harry smit, and Johnny and Charley MiIiikin
started yesterday, with horse and wagon for three
weeks camping trip in the coast range mountains
George h. briggs, late foreman of The yard at the
railroad shops Sac ameiiGD, has returned from &
three months trip through Arizona and New Mex
leo.
Adozen or more yopng men are organizing
brass band aJ Downieve. Those who have ears 10
hear in that town probably know all about IL by this
time.
Susan Z. Anthony began preaching woman suf-
frage when two years old. At least she recently
stated she had been engaged in the work for thirty
years.
Mr. Marsh, of San Francisco, passed through yes.
terday route to Shasta county, as oicia! 81 ort
hand reporter OF = mur er trial about to be held
there.
Mrs. H. c. chpman, Mrs. H. weinreich, Misses
Laura and Kate Weinreich and Mrs. S. &. Mott
went to Monterey yesterday, and the party will be
abseit about month.
W. b. Lyon, Grand Secretary D. NJ. Burns,
Grand Warden and Ezra Pearson. Past Grand Mas
ter OF the Grand odge OF O. y. f., i'll Wood
| land Saturday and Sunday.
"Wiil the coming American work q is the promi.
nent question among cur philosophers and seien-
lists Not if he can help it, and get plenty OF bad
cigarettes aud opium 10 smoke
Mrs. Lucy Backus OF Sacramento, grandmother
of General Backus, is visiting Laura de Force Cor
don and her aged parents at Mrs. Gortols cottage
in Lodi, and will remain week or t6o
Miss Lula X. Evans Of Dixon, who has accepted
an offer to travel with the Melville Opera Company.
left for san Francisco Monday morning. host of
frields were at the depot 10 wish her bon voyage.
Congressman II. F. Page went t, San Francisco
yesterday afternoon aud viii remain during the
Mint investigation, which it is expected viii be
commenced. Mrs. Page and children will main in
this city several days as guests the residence OF
A. l.. Frost.
Judge 5, c, benson OF the Superior Court, Sacrs-
| mcnto went to san Francisco yesterday 10 avail
himself of whatever advantage and information he
! may in listening to the closing debate in the Kern
water case which involves sonie broad egd ques
tons and nice distinctions that arc OF much interest
to members Of the bar.