Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-09

must be taken to write proper names plainly, al.
to give localities clearly. Anonymous communi
cations viii in no case receive attention.]
MIS- NJ Arnold and daughter have gone to SAINT,
Cruz.
Miss Lettie Bidwell. of Chico. is visiting at Rec
Bluff.
| Judge Hundly, Of oroyile, is rust,catins at Biz
Meadows.
JOS Wallis, the attorney, is sick with congestion
Of the lungs.
C. S. Giyens left Yesterday for months business
Mrs. c. Hoberts left yesterday for Paris, to be alb
sent until October.
Miss Alice Nottingham, of Sacramento, is visiting
friends in Oakland.
Judge A. Bell of Shasta, has gone on q ten days
visit to San Francisco.
Miss Ella Hague returned yesterday from six
weeks visit at Modesto.
The family OF State Treasurer John Well are rus
ticating IN Sierra valley.
J. F. Houghton and family have returned from
Monterey to San Francisco.
Mrs John Mcneil, of this city, is in San Fran
cisco, a guest at the Grand
". B. cahoone, OF Red Bluff, has gone to Lake
Tahoe for two weeks OF rest
Miss Mcdowell Of Knights Landing is in Vallejo
the guest OF Mrs. McCudo en-.
j. johnson and F. J. Nugent, Of Red Bluff, have
gone to rusticate at Lake Tahoe.
Hon. W W. Kellogg and Mr.. Hughes returned
home Sunday from Big Meadows.
w. R. Ferguson and family, Of Dixon, started
yesterday OF trip to the mountains.
Fred Kim and William Goddard left for Santa
Cruz yesterday forenoon for one week.
Mrs. j. Raphael, CT Stockton, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Martin Manasse, at Red Bluff
Miss NJ Toombs, of San Francisco, who has been
visiting here some time left for home yesterday.
great many visitors are now ut Big Meadows
Humbug, Butte Creek and vicinity, Piunlas county
Creed Haymond and wife, who returned from
Camp Brown Sunday, left for San Francisco yester-
day.
Major Biggs and his two sons, of Butte county,
have gone to rusticate at the Big Meadows for few
weeks.
The Nevada papers say that Hon. c. C. Goodwin
has mo idea whatever of becoming Governor of
Utah.
Sol. Davis, of San Francisco, who arrived here
Saturday fer brief visit to friends, returns home
to-day.
Senator Coles family have all gone down to their
ranch near Los Angeles, to remain about six
months.
J. NJ Milliken and family started for Pacific Grove
Retreat yesterday, intending to be absent a month
or more.
Mrs. c. C. Goodwin, wife of Judge Goodwin of the
Salt Lake Tribune, is visiting friends in Carson and
Virginia.
Senator Miller, with his wife and daughter, Miss
Dora Miller. anticipate spending the next month at
Monterey.
Mrs. Z. NJ Heisley and Mrs. H. Durham returned
from Monterey yesterday, where they have been
for week.
c. P. Huntington, Of the Central Pacific Railroad,
is on his way overland to attend the annual meeting
of the company
Tavernier, the artist, is now in the mountains
sketching. he has painted the first view taken
from Signal point.
j C. Chesley, old resident of Sacramento, but
now of Carson, New, is 10 the city accompanied by
his wife, and visiting friends here.
Mrs. Add c. Hinkson has returned from Nevada
City, where she has been visiting her parents, DIR.
and Mrs r. NJ. Hunt, the past two months
Mrs. Lucy A. and Miss Nettie L. Garfield, mother
and sister Of e. W. Garfield of Napa left for visit
to Holyoke, Mass, their old home, yesterday.
Miss Maggie Gillespie ard Miss Fannie West of
Gold HILL Nevada, after a short stay in Sacramento,
left yesterday for the Normal School at San Jose.
The trimmings and dresses generally at the Long
Branch hotels said to be the most costly and
elaborate Of any ever witnessed at any seaside place.
Captain William L, Freeman, aged 92 years, IL
months and 20 days, died at Eureka, Humboldt
county, on the 30th ult. He was native of Lon
don, England.
Mrs. w. H Biggs, of Oregon, is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. G. c. Agee, OF Dixon. Mrs. Pemberton,
another sister, from the East, is also visiting her
at the present time.
Dana Perkins, of Rockiin, was taken with sud.
den chill at his hotel in this city Sunday. He was
removed to the residence OF NJ NJ. Drew at once
where he is still very sick.
Mrs. Z. J. johnson and daughter, Miss Katie, left
yesterday for Canon City, Colorado, where Miss
Katie is to be united in matrmony with Dr. T. b.
keid, formerly of this city
John F. Swift, Captain Baily and Major wilhelm,
OF Angel Island, and DR.. Bailey, OF tine Preside,
leftSan Francisco Thursday for two weeks fishing
excursion in Mendociso county.
News comes from Monterey that the visitors there
making good catches OF salmon by trolling in
the bay. 1t might pay some ardent sportsman to
cause the arrest OF few Of these ganle-law vio-
lators
Very extensive preparations are being made by
the Knights Tempar Triennial Union for their first
anniversary reunion, which is to take the form
OF a banquet, to be held at the Baldwin Hotel San
Francisco, next Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Gibbs and Watt, Commissioners to investi.
gate State Prison affairs, in the city yesterday
They went 10 Folsom and returned last evening
Mr.. Watt goes 10 day TO Stockton and Mr. Gibbs re-
turns to his home, san Francisco this morning.
Last Saturday evening the Bohenian Club; of
San Francisco, gave an elegant dinner to Julian
Rx, +. N. Somers and Charles DUNCAN, three OF its
members who are about to depart from California
aud take up their residence for an indefinite period
in the Eastern States.
Miss Lulu Z. Medbery late of the faculty OF the
Sacramento High School, was married on the 9th
of July, at Oakland to William H. Chapman. Both
briae and groom are graduates of Grammer and High
Schools here, and well known in this city, Both
are also graduates of the State University.
j. II. Conlan, Sergeant of the Union Guard
Company A, Second Artillery, n. G. c. San Fran
CISCO who was guest OF the City Guard Com
rany A, during the encampment at Camp Brown
will return home this morning. At meeting of
the City Guard last evening, IN speech of thanks
he inv ted Company A of Sacramento to visit Com
pany Of San Francisco at its annual encampment
to be held at Santa Cruz next month
Arrivals at Tahoe City to August 9th: D. c. Nc
Kenney, Austin. New; Hon. Richard Rising, wife
and daughter Miss Woods, Hon, W. E. F. Deal Vir-
GINA CITY; Colonel d. L. Bliss, wife and two daugh
tiers, S. w. Waugh, Carson ; w. s. Rayc, Gold Hill !:
Mrs George Heart and servant A. L. Head wife
and daughter, Miss Maggie Hamilton, Mrs J.
Wrightnan, Ii. 7. Quinu, George Payne and
wife, San Francisco; A. H. Manning, Reno.
The health OF G neral Superintendent A. n
Towne of the Central Pacific Railroad says our San
Francisco correspondent, has been breaking down
under the excessive labors imposed upon him by the
duties Of Is position, and it is said that his retire
ment from his onerous position is among the posi-
bities Of the future. lie will not retire from the
employment of the company, however, but viii be
placed in an office where his executive talents will
have full scope, and where the labor will not be so
so severe or exhausting
The arrivals at Yosemite since our last report
were William Renwick, Davenport, Iowa Henry
A. Muhlenberg, Reading, Pa; John j. Shotwel,
New York Mr. Ballinton Colfsx Miss Della How
ard, Mariposa George F. Van Denmark, c. B. Van
Denmark, San Francisco: X. T. Firebace, Misses
Firebsce and servant, General Devens, Miss Devens,
England William A. Cheney, Miss Annie Cheney
Henry Cheney, Edward Il Kraus, Jr., G. Ii. Nippon,
J. F. Hill, Jr. W. A. Hill, E. Pratt, Sacramento
Mrs jerome Fillmore, Miss A. Logan San Fran
cisco Miss Ada Smith, Miss Gertrude Smith, Oak
land
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