Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-01

CATIONS VIII IN 10 case receive attention.
George Cadwalader went to Santa Cruz on satur-
day.
F. Foster and daughter have returned from Mon.
terey.
Judge s Solon Holl, of Sacramento, is visiting at
Nevada City.
Nj Viola Radcliffe, of Auburn, is visiting friends
at Dutch Flat.
Judge Hundley, Of orovile, is rusticatiug in the
Meadows country.
Vim. Crocker and Miss Hattie Crocker are visiting
in Sacramento.
VS. Human and wife, of San Francisco, are
visiting friends in Dixon.
Mr. L. Dryfus of Woodland, is summering with
his family at Pacific Grove.
Captain Mark Harloe and wife, Of Oakland. are
visiting in Santa Barbara
Mrs Gardiner, of Toledo, O., and family are WIS.,
iting friends in Oakland.
Mrs. Beatty, of Sebastopol, has returned from
five months visit to oregon.
C. W. Hunt and Miss Dora Garoutte, of Wood
land, have gone to Monterey
j. B. Saul, wife and daughter, OF Davisville, have
gone to Hardin Springs.
Charlotte Thompson, the actress, passed Omaha
yesterday, to arrive August 4th.
]. T. Blackson, of Sacramento, will arrive by the
Southern Pacific Railroad TODAY.
Samuel Pope has returned from a two-weeks,
recreation trip TO the mountains.
Rev. Mr. Stewart of the Congregational Church
of Lodi, is taking few weeks vacation.
Misses Florence Coleman and Edith Williams, of
Grass Valley, have gone to San Jose.
Mrs. l. L. Osgood of Sacramento, is visiting the
family of d. 5. Smalley, at Haywa-ds.
Rev ]. c. Simmons, of San Francisco, Is stopping
a few days in Dixon with his old friends.
Alex Munro and Harry Blackman started Salur-
day for months visit to Bartlett Springs.
Miss Govan, who has been visiting Mrs. VIM.
Ia at Dixon, has returned to Sacramento.
Miss Elizabeth Gerrish OF this city, is spending a
few weeks with her friends in Oakland.
Mrs R. r. Patten and Miss Julia Spencer OF Sac
ramento, are visiting Virginia City, New.
In X. Barnard, the hotel of Yosemite val
ley, paid his MERGED friends a visit last week
Miss Josie Nippon, of this city, went to the Bsy
on Saturday, and will remain several wee s.
Miss Hossman, of San Francisco, is making a
| visit in Sacramento with Miss Louise Schacht.
Miss Katie F. Webster, of Sacramento, is spend
ing month with Miss Jennie Pelton, Placerville
Mrs Weber and Miss Ella Hollinssworth, Of
| Woodland, are spending fortnight in San Fran
CLEO.
Wv Kellogg and wife, and B. B Hughes and
wife, Of Plumas, are rusticating in the Big Mead
ows.
Mrs. E j. Mcbride and Mrs W s Lake left
Dixon Saturday for three weeks visit in san
| Francisco.
sIrs Leland Howe is spending several weeks at
Santa Cruz, hoping an improvement OF health
| thereby.
Rev T. H. B. Anderson, of this city, lectured last
| Wednesday evening at Gait on The Causes Of
Skepticsm."
Miss Emma Hartwell, OF Sacramento, who has
been visiting in Lodi for several weeks, has gone TO
Monterey.
Judge Corcoran and son, of Mariposa, are in Santa
Clara, where the young man is going to attend the
Jesuit College.
Miss Louisa Thompson, first assistant teacher in
the Loci public school, takes charge of the Belota
| school near Linden.
Louis Jacobson, who has been at Suffer Greek for
| the past six months, will make months visit soon
| TO san Francisco.
Conductor Henry Johnson left yesterday to join
j. 3. Gill and Dr. Hahn Of this city, in two weeks
| stay at Santa Cruz.
r. Hoskins and daughter and Mrs. Kelley, q
| Marygvlle, at Dutch Flat spending few weeks
| in The mountains.
Mrs J. N. Lombard, OF Damascus, has returned
home from a for nights visit TO her sister, Mrs j
I. Ashley, OF Auburn.
Mr., Jones, wife OF Judge L. F. Jones, OF Mar:
posa has returned, after absence Of about three
| months in the East
Jacob Rohwer, of Dixon, son of II. Rohwer left
Saturday for his old home in Germany. He will BIZ
| absent about four months.
Mrs D. NJ. Reavis, Miss Nellie Reavis and Master
Dayy Reayis, OF Chico, departed for Napa last
| Thursday morning to visit friends.
Martin Wester, an old resident of Dixon, died il
San Francisco July 29th. His body was brought tc
Dixon for interment the following day.
| Mr. F. Corbin, Of Plumas, started for the East
few days ggo, receipt OF the news of his fathers
death. He viii return in a few weeks.
Mrs c. l. Newton Mrs. Emma Skaggs aid Miss
Nellie Acock went to Monterey Bay Saturday, tt
remain III that vicinity several weeks.
E. H. Miller, Secretary of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, and family, started on Saturday ioi
the Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees.
John Brnkerhof, wife and daughter, Of Dixon
will leave to morrow for Fernda,e, San Jose anC
Santa Cruz, to be absent about one month.
George E. Houghton, teacher of the Pioneer
school, Plurlas, hss been spending his vacation a
Big Meadows, bntresumes his school TO day.
NJ. Colby, of Benica; c. P. Berry, of Wheatland
| 7. J. Semiuger, OF Nord, and w. A Rothehild
OF San Francisco, were in this city on Saturday.
Miss Flora Mexican, of Woodland, who has fol som'
weeks been visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. ID. shirland
near Auburn, returned home last Wednesday.
Thomas Mcconnell, accompanied by his daughter
Anne and Mamie, have gone to Lake Tahoe, wher'
| the young ladies expect TO remain couple o
| months.
Mrs A. NJ. Dillon of this city, and her two boys
leave by boat this morning for visit of two tire,
weeks to friends at CORTLAND and the lower Sacra
mento.
Judge W. A. Henry, who had been spending two
weeks at Aliens and Bartletts Springs, returned OF
Saturday evening. Mre. Henry will remain at tb,
springs for the present.
Fred Searls, OF North San Juan, is at the Sand
witch Islands. He went there for the benefit of hi
health. He is delighted with the country, thu
climate and the scenery.
Mrs Bidwell and Mrs s. r. Kennedy left Chlct
Thursday for San Francisco, where they will remain
few days and then start for Yosemite. They vii
| be gone about two weeks.
The arrivals at Hardin Springs on Friday were
]. b. Atkinson, |. Raphael, wife and daughter
Charles solomon, Louis Hoffman, George Rayhart
san Francisco and J. d. Saul, of DayIsvile.
The Tahoe Tattes reports that Miss Mary McIn
tosh and Miss Maggie Mcintosh, Boca; Miss May A
Terry, j. L. Terry, W. G.. Good and Isaac 7. Bar
rett, Sacramento, arrived at Tahoe on Saturday
last
E. C. Atkinson, who is spending his vacation or
the hunting reserve owned by some Sacramento
gentlemen in the coast range, nine miles from Dun
| CAMS Mills Sonoma county, sent by last evenings
express fine deer to this city, in Of William
Beckman, to be distributed among the Directors Of
the Peoples Savings Bank. Mr.. Atkinson reports
havbg good time generally.
| A social entertainment was given by L. Clark a.
the San Juan school house last Friday evening
| which had large attendance. Some fine selections
| in vocal music were rendered by Miss Coyie. Mr..
Clark also entertained the audience with songs aud
dance The ladies furnished excellent supper,
and dancing was engaged in by the entire party
until nearly morning, music for the occasion being
furnished BY Messrs Fay and Streeter's band.
The Sacramento Pioneers held one Of their fire.
quent birthday festivals last Saturday evening" this
tune at the residence of N L. Drew, in honor Of his
| fifty seventh birthday. The boys and their lady
friends out in force, and made the occasion an
| extremely happy and joyous one. The residence of
the host finely decorated for the event, and an
extension table extended its full length, with an
| addition bu It on specially prepared with Law
ishness in culinary for the benefit of the attend
| ant guests. 1t WAS a model entertainment in one
/ respect for by the directi- of Mrs Drew nothing
| stronger than lemonade or flee and tea IVES pre-
scented or allowed, and the new departure was
| heartily approved and applauded by all. Dancing
| music IL Grants Band AT that hour all departed