Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

James @. Davis is confined to his bed by illness.
Miss Alice Bauer has gone to Stockton on visit.
]. v Coffee, of San Francisco, is on visit to this
city.
AdolphShield is among those making the Yosemite
trip.
Secretary of State D. NJ Burns is at Adams
Springs.
W. T. Turner, Of Chico. was in the city yesterday
on a brief visit.
r. S. Carey, who has been very sick, is reported
rs conyalesciDg.
Mrs. F. A. schuler leaves toby for San Francisco
and Santa Cruz
There viii be no Fourth of July celebration in
Truekee this year.
Miss Maggie Galligan returned Yesterday from
lengthy visit 10 Rocllin.
Mrs T. J. Adams of Folsom is visiting friends
and relatives in Woodland
George W. Hunter delivers the Grafton at Fern.
dale on the Fourth of July.
Mrs. A. j. Stevens has returned to Sacramento
from visit to San Francisco.
The Grand Army of the Republic gives grand
ball 1t Chico the night OF the 4th Of July.
The only thing going on at Cloverdale on July 4th
viii be grand ball, given by the Ivy Club.
Miss Mary Mayhem OF Red Bluff, has gone to San
Francisco TO study painting aGd music until Octo-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lyon have returned from their
trip, taken up the coast following their silver we'd
ding.
There is to be a Fourth o; July celebration ball
at Tahoe City, and also celebration al Weber
Lake.
The Truckee Lumber Company Fire Department
viii Join the Reno Flremen in basket picnic at
Verdi.
Governor Perkins and Assistant Adiutant. General
Turner have gone to San Francisco to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Backus.
E. I. Billings was registered at the Russ House,
San Francisco, Wednesday VIM. Mclaughlin ana
son aud c. L. White at the Grand.
Captain ]. A. Rapp, of Nevada City, is in the city
on business connected with the approaching IN
campment OF the First Artillery Regiment.
Charles Allen, formerly clerk OF Wells, Fargo &
Co. III this city, is now baggage mister on the Ii
Paso division OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
W. f. Devan, of the Gwin mine, Ell Dorado
county, has be- n granted patent Tor new pro-
cess for separating suiphurets from reduced ores
j. D. Redding and wife, OF san Francisco, who
were married last week, passed. through Yesterday
to Chico, where they viii be the gusts OF General
Bidwell.
Mrs. Deos A. Mason of Arcata, Humboldt coun-
ty, Cal, desires to know the whereabouts OF her
son. Ramsey d. Mason, printer, from whom she
has not heard for Two years.
Hon. David Davis, United States Senator from
Illinois, and formerly Associate Justice Of the su
preme Court of the United States, is expected to
arrive in California in few days
At Red Bluff on Monday night very pleasant
social was given under the auspices OF the ladies
the Presbyterian Church at the re idence Of V. p
Baker, which was largely attended
Congressman Page is to preside at the Fourth of
July celebration at Placerville, and his late oppo
nent in the Congressional canvass J. r. Glascock,
Of Oakland, is to d, liver the grafton.
Owing to the death of Mrs. General Backus the
contemplated excursion to Monterey and Santa
Cruz July 3D. under the invitation of Governor Per
kins, has been indefinitely postponed.
Next Tuesday Chatauqua Circle will begin two
weeks session at Pacific Grove Monterey. Profess
ors Bernard Moses, Wythe, Norton, F. B. Perkins
and Miss NJ E. B. Norton will deliver lectures.
The fine mansion OF Peter Crumbaggh, on the
corner of Walnut and Washington streets, will
receive the finishing strokes and when completedit
will be of the finest and most slightly residences
in Fed Bluff
party of twenty-five started from Woodland yes
terday for Pacific Grove Monterey, consisting OF A
D. Porter and family Miss Ella Porter, Miss Crane,
Mrs Rahm and mily, j. H. Smith and family.
They expect to be absent month or six weeks.
Judge Dibble, wife and niece, of Grass Valley
o. f. Mason, an attorney OF Truckee; Judge Mai
shall and wife, Of Reno and Mrs and Miss Moody of
Truckee, comprise q fishing party that has been
playing havoc with The trout az Lake Bonner, and
has 40" moved upon independence Lake for a fish
ing season there
Professor Lennon and wife have returned from
Independence Lake. The professor reports the ferns
too young Tor study, and likely to be eaten up by
the graSsnoppers before q eY can be fit ,uhect for
the botanst. The couple have gone to Mormondom
in search of new plant, herb or reptile, says the
Truckee Republican.
The anniversary OF the Occidental Club OF Red
Bluff occurs the approaching national holiday,
July 4th, to mmeclordte which entertanment
will be given IN the evening The club at prese mt
numbers IS members, all in good standing. Active
members constantly being admitted end the
treasury in healthy condition.
The denizens OF Yellow Jacket MILL Tehama
county, enjoyed the eXhilaratin2 pastlme of grand
oaEce on the evening OF the 18th instant During
the evening q splendid supper was spread and par.
taken Of by the entire company, FolloAing are the
names of those present: Misses Carrie Turner,
Anglo Hardin, Mary Hardin, Ivy Cruel, Nora Scott,
lilly Cruel, Dora OFT, Clara Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. HarTyman, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Phsro, Mr.. and Mrs. GlInes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Finic2 Dir. and Mrs. Lynn, Nessrs. Hill Mill
bury, Vim. Powers, d. Morton, Cuff Hamilton, Jas.
Raymond, Pope Hardin, bart Benton, j. Turner.
Holiday Brothers, WIN. Bowling James Tuhey,
VIM. Butler, Charles Lassen, Sill belong, George
Powers, George Cochran David Miller, Chris Bailey,
Dyer Vim. Love, Peter Thomp- on and j. L.
Poles.
A social gathering was held night before last at
the parsonage adjoining st Rose Church, at witch
about forty of the most prominent men bers of the
church were present for farewell meeting with
Father Seaman, whose pastoral relations with the
church were closed one week ago la.t Sunday AS
a substantial evidence of the esteem in which they
held their late spiritual adv er, he presented
with certificate of deposit for $500 ID. q. Mills
& Co.'S bank. The presentation was made it'll APP
proprate remarks, and responded 10 very apprecat-
lngly by the recipient. well ordered repast was
subsequently partaken Of, under invitation OF Father
McSWeeney, aud at which James Mcclure presided
During the banquetlng several speeches were made
relating to the pastoral work Of Father Seaman in
the city, and of his connection with the establish.
ment OF the College il this city.
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