Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22

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to give localities clearly. Anonymous communi
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Mrs. P. Yager, OF Folsom, is visiting at Michigan
Bar.
wR. S. Foye is much improved from his reeen
| illness.
X. S. Carey has returned from his visit to Bart
! let's Springs
Miss Mary Morell, of French Gulch, is visiting
friends in Shasta
Miss Anna plummer teacher at Glenbrook, LAX
| Tahoe, is very sick.
| Mrs. A. l. Gibbs, of Nevada City, is visiting th
family of S G. Little, Dixon.
S. c Mott and wife have returned from their SO
jOurn st Monterey and San Francisco.
Miss Nellie Hoey, who has been visiting her aunt
at Folsom, returned 10 Shasta sunday week.
Mrs. G. W. Young, and Misses Alice and Allis
Young, returned on Saturday from Big Meadows.
Gaddy, the well known horseman of Honey Lake
was badly injured in Reno the other day BY buck
ing horse.
A lawn party at Napa Friday night, at the resi-
dence of Judge Har son, the soci, event of the
week there.
F. NJ. Page. son OF Congressman Page, with his
wife and brother Fred, paying visit to their old
home in Plseeryille
W. D. Mann and wife, OF Carson, New, who have
W,
urday evening train.
The cantata OF the " Flower Queen was success
fully given at Pasadena last week. The attendance
from Pasadena was large.
G T. Jones leaves this morning for San Francisco,
to defend Albert /. Hyman, of this city, arrested
upon charge OF seduction.
C. s. Kasson, postal agent on the Oregon division.
has returned from several weeks sport at hunting
and fishing in Shasta county.
A ,,artv of for left Tailac Lake Tahoe on rhurs
day for ut. TalRc, to take view of the seventeen
lakes TO be seen frem the summit
J. L. Isaaes, who has been absent on business in
Trinity county fer the past ten days, returned home
co Shasta Wednesday evening last.
Prof. Knapp and wife. of Placerville, and Mrs.
Samuel Hale and two sons, returned last Wednesday
from a camping trip in the mountains
Harry and Quinn Cummings and their wives, Of
San Francisco ara visiting in Sacramento with their
parents, Mr. and &rs. c. II. Cummings.
Catching catfish hls recently become fayorite
pastime with Antioch ladies' They are abundant in
the San Joaqain-th catfish, not the ladies'
The camping party OF young men from Grass Val
ley, Messrs. Finuie, Coombs, Gritiths, Maslin and
Stillman, are having good time at Tahoe, hunting
and fishing.
Charles F. Degelman. after an absence of two
years at Westminster College, PENNSYLVANIA, re
turned II his home in Placeryille last Monday the
18th instant.
Kew. Dr. Bentley IS to address TIE GhautauQua
Circle at its social meeting this evening, at the resi-
dencs Of Mrs Nusbaun, upon the eharacterof Pres
ident Garfield.
A. C. Basselt, Superintendent OF the Southern Pa.
cifc Railroad, and his wife. passed through the city
on Saturday, route to Prosser Lake, where they
will remain several weeks.
A quiet wedding took place in Sn Mat % last
week Thursday, Sheriff John Farnhar, OF Vallejo,
and Miss Kate Ketcham, of San Mateo, being The
co tracing parties. They will reside in Vallejo
Miss Daisy Sddons OF this city is severely Ill at
Oakland where she has Of late been visiting friends
Her mother, Mrs w. N. Siddons, and Miss Nellie
SiddoEs went down Saturday in answer to a tele-
gram.
Rev. John Carrington, formerly pastor Of the
Church at Antioch but now in
charge of the church at lone City, Araador county,
has heen visiting friends in Antioch during the st
week.
B. B. Redding and Richard Gray came up from
San Francisco Saturday and left for Soda Springs
from which place they will take fishing trip along
the north fork of the American river in that Vi
cinty
The fourth birthday anniversary of little Pearl
Jackson, daughter of o. G. Jackson, celebrated
the last OF the week by a large gathering OF wee
friends at the home OF her aunt on street, near
Sixteenth.
c. J. Turaer and family Of Sacramento, B. George
and family, OF Red Bluff Mrs. Carrie Keran aud
and Mrs L. F. Curtis of San Jose, ar
rived from the East by overland train yesterday
morning.
The prettiest girl in Hollister is said to be young
lady with red hair and warto on her nose. All the
other girls in the town are jealous and say she does
not deserve her distinction for beauty because she
wears No. L. shoe and is cross-eyed.
NJ. w. Cooley goes to San Francisco this morning
IN connection with the suI against the Central Pa
cific Railroad Company brought year or two since
for $1o.o0e damages by man who was put off the
cars between here and Vallejo by Conduct Knight.
Captain J. D. Young arrived last evening from his
hunting trip to the Big Meadows Most OF the parry
had returned before, but he was delayed by the
heavy load OF bear, deer and other similar game
with which his vehicle groaned he drove into the
city. --
The Good Tempars of Nevada City had an install
aton and banquet at the theater Friday night
There were music and literary exercises followed
By dancing IS the closing part OF the programme.
There were representatives present from S! lvania
Lodge, Of Grass Valley.
+. Bahlkorm and +. r. Burns, of Sacramento
NJ. 7. Martin and J 3. Dunnisan, OF Cousa J. J.
NcFadden, NJ. Eeburn and c. J. Burns, Of san
Francisco J. b. Eeefes aud wife, of Gait james
dcfienrs Ebert Cottonwood, Jesse Walters and
wife, Of Winters visited Woodland last week.
The arrivals at Harbins' Springs on the 18Th irst
were W. y. steans, J. White and wife, A. ". Con-
molly, NJ. u. Monaghan, J. r. Davis and wife, San
hanson, Sacramento; Il. ChabCt, Eta Chaboi, Oak
land; V. Leu and wife, vallejo; II. Peterson,
Dixon.
A surprise party WAS rendered Miss Dixie chles,
youngest daughter OF Colonel J. B. Chiles. at the
family residence in St Helena THURSDAY evening
Several parties from this city present The
affair was managed BY Mrs @. a. Gardner and Mrs
f. W. Woodward OF ST. Helena, and Miss Tena
Fowler # Napa
The young folks Of Truekee organized a moon
light excursion to Bcca on "Wednesday evening of
last week. Al OF Twins teams were brought into
requisiton. Arr wing at their destination they had
a most enjoyable party at Kornmeyer's Hotel. The
Boca folks entered with spirit into the enjoyment OF
the occasion.
Mira Reverend Walter Frear, Misses Rhetta and
Carrie Frear and Master Phil. Frear mother, sisters
and brother OF Mrs. E. F. Woodward, of Placer.
VILE recently arrived in san Francisco from their
home in Honolulu. They viii remain some months
with Mrs. woodward, OF Plaeerville, who went TO
Sacramento last Tuesday for the purpose Of nesting
them.
There arrived at Tahoe City since our last report,
and to the 20th Mrs. Clements Martin Benton Car
son: Howard stillman z. Y. Maslin, Sacramento;
J. Noyes, Crystal Bay; II. II. Haskins Nevada
CITY Mics Leila Peel Mss Matte Peel, Truckee
Gov J. H. Kinkead, J. L. Kinkead, Carson; W. T.
Fnnie, A. L. Coombs, A. S. Grifiiths, E. Motifs II.
Mariel, Grass Valley; L. E. Mitchell, Virginia.
The pleasure resort known as CampbeIrs Hot
Springs, at the head of Sierra valley, thirty five
miles from Truckee, has changed hands, Mr.. Jones,
OF that valley and slr Willianis, OF North Bloom
field being the purchasers, and paying SIS, 600.
REcoRD-USfs reporter writes that there are
seventy five guests at the springs at the present
time, among whom are Mrs. West and daughter and
j. II. Hackett, OF Sacramento.
On the ID instant Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Armstrong
aud T. II. Wallis and his sister, Mrs. J. Talliaerr1
left here on camping excursion. They returned
yesterday thoroughly tanned up, but generally
benefited by the trip. Mr.. Wallis has lost his dys
peTeia on tie road, ard Mr.. Armstrong has browHe1
up like an Indian. Mrs. Armstrong was less fortu-
nate and suffered somewhat on the trip with rhell
matism. The party went by way of Alabaster cave
and Georgetown to Lake Tahoe, and returned by
way OF Plscerville. All sorts OF stories about the
deer they killed told by the men, while the ladies
relate wonderful tale Of threatened attack on the
camp BY Indians, which was only averted by the
frmness OF dummy" they rugged up.
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.
E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 90 1881: