Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-05

u gone 10 camp bTuNu.
n Miss Fannie Doom, Of Grass Valley, is spendin,
her vacation in San Francisco.
: E. L. Craig, J. H Nef and j. 7. Kinkade, of Au
S burn, were in the city yesterday.
. j. W. Orndorff Of Gold Hill, New, has gone t
Leadyille, Col, for months stay.
Charles T. Mayhew, of Red Bluff, has returned
home frcm extended trip north.
s ''wash" Gwin, the somewhat noted staee-driver
is running dray in Napa City.
Mitch. Norton has returned to Woodland, and il
; back at his old post on the Democrat
1 W. E. Burnside has returned from Santa Cruz
3 leaving his wife there for few weeks.
Mrs A W. Eibeschutz, OF Inyo, is making an ex
: tended visit with relatives in San Francisco.
Professor Z. Herman has returned from months
trip down the coast going as lar as San Diego.
Dr. j. r. Lame returned to Sacramento last even
ing from his recreation trip 10 the Coast Range.
Dr. W. O. Thrailkil left for Oakland yesterday to
which city he has removed his place of business.
W. S. Gage, Jr., of Austin, New, passed through
for visit to the parental mansion in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs c. A. Campbell, Of Red Bluff, is making a
months visit to relations and friends in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Frances Lotthammer leaves tn s morning for
Santa Cruz and Monterey, TO remain about two
months.
Mrs. Eva Van Bibber and Mrs Martha Allen, of
this city, have gone visit to Nevada City for a
few days.
Mrs W. H. Wright and family are spending few
weeks at San Leandro as guests OF the family OF
Senator Nye.
On the I'd instant E. P Monroe, of San Francisco
aud G. Miglavacca and wife, OF Hapa, arrived at
Harbin's Springs.
G. Marks, of this city, has gone to San Francisco
and Stockton on visit to his relatives and may be
gone several days.
Mrs. John hatcher and daughter, Miss Mamie
hatcher, have returned from their two months stay
at Skdggs Springs.
Mrs p scheld and Miss Louisa We'll left lasteven.
ing for months trip to the lakes and places of in
| terest i'll the Sierras.
John Well, State Treasurer, and family are visit
ing thsir old home in Sierra county, and viii be alb
sent about two weeks
Mrs Judge Keiser and Mrs Edwards Of Truckee,
who have been visiting in the southern part Of the
State, have returned home.
One of Chico's farest daughters is wrestling with
the problem how to get half gallon foot into
quart shoe,-[Chico Chronicle
a fishing and hunting party from Folsom, consist
ing OF Charles Chapman, Chris. Ecklon and Others
| have departed to the mountains.
j. H. Murray and C. L. Wood, of this city. have
| returned from Princeton, Co usa county, where
| they have been for several months
Judge Hgbton, of San Francisco, is rust,catine at
Soda Springs. Mrs. Conroy and her daughter Lizzie
of Redding, also at the springs.
| Clay Hughes of Red Bluff has gone East, to
take UP his future residence at Cedar Rapids Iowa,
| where he lived in his younger days.
The Chico Record says that rumor has it that
Sacramento will furnish four or five contestants for
| the ladies' riding tournament at that place
| Herbert Coffin has gone to Sacramento to take
position in Superintendent Pratt's Office very
reliable boy that same Herbert.-lReno Journal.
| Monroe Giffen, who has been in the employ OF the
c. p. r. r. for the past two years. has received the
appointment of chief clerk in the freight office at
| Truekee
Mrs. John N. Rhodes and Miss Gertie Rhodes. of
| Woodland, and Mrs j. W. 0atmau and bliss Nav NJ
0atmsn, OF Sacramento have gone to Monterey for
| a few weeks.
/ Valley and II. Y. Hatch OF Rough and Ready have
been appointed Horticultural Commissioners tor
Nevada county.
D. Il. Quinn and family and Mrs. ar Hey,nan
| have gone to Harbin's Springs, and viii remain
about month, with the exception of Mr. Quinn,
who will return in about week
| Captain Knight who for number Of years was
conductor the railroad between Vallejo and Sac
ramento, is now running on the bay shore route be-
tween an Francisco and Sacramento.
Mrs Levi Carr, OF Grass Valley, who YES threat
ened with total blindness, and has been in San
Francisco for some months under treatment is get
ting well and wiz return home in few days.
| Considerable numbers Of quail and grouse are
| lowering in the brush back Of Tahoe at present.
| Mrs W. S Hobart had drawn a bead on u fine male
| grouse yesterday but when she pulled the trigger
| She discovered that her gun unloaded.-[ Tahoe
Tattler.
Jos. Korfoot and Thomas Kennedy. of Napa, have
returned from fur purchasing and hunting and
camping expedition into Mendocino and other north
| ern Counties and brought back with them a CHINA
mon bear, two fawns, wild cat, and large guam
sity of hides.
The Masonic Hall Association of Woodland are TO
| add third story to the new building OF David
Barnes now in process Of erection on the corner of
Second and Main streets. The additional floor will
| be used by the Masonic fraternity as a hall and
! chapter rooms.
The Truckee Republican says: Fourteen million
| feet Of ties and timbers is what various railroads
want in the way of enterprises. Trlickee river
milluen expect 70 have the order soon. OF this
| large number the Central Pacific speaks for six
million feet. The remaining eight million is for
entirely new projects.
A party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs C. t Alyord
| and daughters Lottie and Gussie Kittie and Mamie
| Duncan, ID. VI. Schoenfeld and Frank Kindief crger
| under command Of Captain L. E. Bahney, are max
! ing trip TO the Big Meadows country. They will
| be absent about three weeks
The arrivals at Tahoe on the 81 instant, as re
ported by the Tattler, were S. W. Waugh, Carson ;
Mrs Fenton, Auburn; II. W. Bull and wife Y.
Burton and wife, J. Kelly, San Francisco; T. T
| Leckler aud y'fe, Brooklyn, n. Y; J. s. Gluson
| Virginia; H. Kennedy, Dayton; l. S. Penfield, c.
Daniels, Bodie; E. p. Allen, Sacramento.
George Scheib and Katherine Lambert yesterday
lesalized their intention 10 become one by being
pronounced such by W. B. G. Keller a Notary
Public of this city. Being sworn in and certified to
Tor life By Notaries Public is SO unfrequent as TO
psrtake II the novelty. The Code, however per-
nits Notaries in this State to indulge ia Injuries OF
this kind.
The orophilean Lyceum of the Collegiate Inst
tte at Napa held election Of officers for the en-
suing term last Saturday evening, and the following
were chosen President, a. +. Ross; yice.Presi
dent, J. Dudley Andrews; Secretary, Z. L. N. Tall.
| nan Assistant Secretary, T. E. Winfrey; Treas
| urer, A. X. White; Librarian, F. uhring; Choris-
1 tor III pfacf mt t Arm 4
H C. Chapman, Grand President n. S. G. w,
will depart tomorrow morning for Placeryile, FL
Dorado county, to institute Parlor of the Order
there, and will be accompanied by the following
namtd members Of Paror No. g. os this city: John
| W. Reynolds, W. S. Dudley. Howard Ki!nbrough
Moses A. Hamburger, +. NJ. Smith, w. Y Shawier
| Albert Clark. John A. Meyer, f. 3. Houston and
Herbert W. Taylor ". A. Caswell will convey the
par there IN his carriage known the Queen OF
| the Valley.
A select surprise social was given at Santa Rosa
few evenings since iu honor OF Miss Minnie Bryant,
at which the following were present: ST. E. Chase,
| Mamie Patterson, Belle Jullard, Lillian Balou.
| Lizzie Copeland, Sarah Ety. Nellie Porter, Susie
| Wetmore, Nellie Wilson, Addie Murphy, Annie
Ellis, Cora Ellis, Charlotte smyth, Cora DougbeIty,
Rachel Holmes, Leigh oldham Carrie Norris,
| Messrs. Guy Buell., Bert Rue, Alfred Thornton
Charlie Copeland, Frel. Julard, Charlie Wetmore,
| Hiley Ellis, WILDER S@ett, Willie Coulter, Fred.
Ad sms, Edwin Smith, Clifford, Clarence and Ernest
| Merrill, Joe Thomas, Newtoa smith.
Half dozen gentlemen, bachelors, all OF them
pTesentabe and substantial business men Of this
ilk, deeming themselves profitless members of So
cety in their lost and lorn condition, have rumna-
ted profoundly the situation Of affairs and at
| length formed society for the promotion OF the
individual welfare Of the member who enters the
state of matrimonY. Each has contributed
$40 for fund to be given the one first married.
| Whether 1t Is designed as inducement for some
good woman TO take on herself the charge Of mend
ing his shirts and otherwise caring for his belong
ings we leave to conjecture II this be correct then
q short time will show. The title OF this mutual
| association is the A." Occidental Matrimonial Club
insurance Of Santa Rosa--ISanta Rosa Republican.
CARD.-Sacramento, Cal, July %, 1881.
Thomas Bennett, General Agent Travellers
Insurance Company-Dear Sir take pleas
ure in acknowledging, at the hands of e. B.
Jennings, your agent at Sacramento, CAL,
the receipt Of the Travellers Insurance Com
panys check, covering the loss of said CON-
pany in consequence Of the death of MY son.
James G. McRodgers, who was killed April
Q, 1881 at the time of the unfortunate acct
dent at China Gulch on the California and
Oregon Railroad. / regard it as a most for.
tunate thing for me in nay old age that my
dear son should have provided for me by car
| rying policy of, s., 900 in your sterling and
prompt company. Mrs. Rebecca McRod-
gers.