Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

& Go. fumes at ArbEckle, while agent at
tnat place.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
In communicating information for this column
must be taken TO write proper names plainly, and
TO give localities clearly. Anonymous communi
cations viii in DO case receive attention.]
n. L. Drew has returned from the Bay.
Mrs. William Hottham is visiting in the city.
Robert Moore OF Butte county is stopping In
town
WE Huntoon has gone to Seaside. at Mon
terey.
Thomas Tragauza, of Elk Grove, was in the city
yesterday.
Edward Cadw&lader left yesterday for a trip to
the Springs.
J. C. Ball, OF Woodland, started Tuesday morning
for Lake county.
]. 7. Boulware, of " Woodland, has gone to Adams
Springs for week.
P. Stanton and family and Robert Collier have re-
turned from Yosemite.
Mrs c. W. Stafford, OF Sacramento, has returned
from short visit to the Bay.
T. ]. Clunie mas returned from his Arizons and
Mexico trip to San francisco.
A. A. Dickey, near Suisun, has made carp pond,
and his fish are doing finely.
j. P Young, OF the San Francisco Chronicle, ar
rlNSu lIuIu lIit Es-o- cotct
Miss Nellie Price, of Sacramento, is visiting Mrs.
c. W. Cornell, Of Nevada City.
VI g Foutana ard daughters, of Copperopolis, are
visiting at Angels and Ataville.
Mrs \. D. Rideout and family, of Marysyille, left
for Santa Cruz Tuesday morning.
Misses Lou and Belle Dorsey, OF Grass Valley, left
Tuesday for a months visit to Monterey.
Crittenden Robinson came down from Marysyie
yesterday aud returned TO San Francisco.
Miss Beatrice Castro went to San Francisco yes
terdsy which she will make her future home.
Mrs Geo W. Cole, OF Los Angeles is visiting her
! daughter Mrs. j. Is. Ginther, at Santa Ross
Sheriff William Haskey, OF Sltter county, was in
the ty yesterday, aud returned home last evening
Nrs A. s. Carmsn of Vallejo left yesterday on a
visit to her cid home in the southern partof the
Stale.
James L. King and Warren putton, OF the State
Board OF Equalization, have returned 10 Sacra-
mento
The brass band at weayerville made net gain OF
| 1926 35 by their Foutth If July cetbratisn id
| ball.
Mrs. NJ. J. King and children, from Sacramento,
are visiting the family OF Thomas bittancourt,
of ruckee.
DR.. J. R. Lame, Of this city, left yesterday for
H4rbin Springs, where he viii hold forth for the
next few weeks.
Mrs. F. NJ skaggs ard Miss Nellie Acock have
gone Stockton, from which place they will go TO
San Mateo county.
1t is now reported that this bemghted world viii
BE- destroyed on December 18TH next, without TALL
This is very personal.
Mrs Charles McCreary, of this city, who is spend
ing the summer at Monterey, has returned 10 Sac
| ranento for few days.
| Misses Eta Lavenson and Carrie Locke have gone
to San francisco to spend vacation, and will then
attend school in Oakland.
Mrs. j. H. iiiller and children and Miss Lizzie
Griffin OF This city. went Yesterday To BiacelNto
! for few weeks mountain air.
W F. Whittier and W. 7. Fuller pissed through
yesterday from San francisco 10 the United States
| fishery stltion on MeCloud river.
| Miss Belle Siebcnthsler and Miss Mary Zerres Of
| Sacramento, lett for Volcano, Amador county, yes
| terday, where they will remain few weeks
Mrs. Maggie Psbbles, of SIN Francisco (nee
Palmer, of Sicrameutoh arrived here yesterday on
q visit OF week two with her mother and sister.
! Fred Werner, OF Suffer Creek who has been in
the city for two or three days past leaves to-day for
| Silver Lake, Amador county, for mon his eng ige-
ment in fishin2.
/ William L. Goodyear sou OF William i. Goodyear,
| died at East Haven, Conn, recently. In 1852 he
rode on horseback from the Atlantic TO the Pacific,
remaining eight years in California.
The Tuscarorl Times Rerie,c, taking time by the
/ forelock, opens next years Political campaign in
| Nevada by placing IN nomination Matt Caravan as
| the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Stephen Addington, one OF the propristors Of the
| Colusa Sun, aud his brother, John c. Addiugton,
| left last evening the Atlantic express for the
East New York is their objective point.
1t is said that Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett will
pass the summer with Mrs lsaoella Beecher Hooker
at Hartford, Conn, and that she and MTs. Hookers
nephew, Mr.. Gillette, will together write play.
There were in the city yesterday William Phillips
and wife Of Elko J. II. Butt, Of Oroville; W. II.
Broncheid. Taylor Goodrich, A. f. Eyanons, G. u.
Cannon and ii. C. johnson and wife, Of San Fran
| cisco.
| Gus. Simmons and Charles Everett have returned
from their fishing and hunting trip In the Coast
! Range with reported iaurels Of success At least
| they !. back safely and had rich time in sport
ana healthy enjoyment.
The Governor General Of szechuen, China, has
asked he bestowal OF mark Il imperial approba-
ton upon Young lady, e. hieen years OF age, who
starved herself to dsath upon the burial Of her be
trolhed.
Philadelphia Chronicle: Says socie,y paper
| Z" Tae nearer the bangs co ne TO the eyebrow the
more fashionable is the wtarer" hint TO quarrel
| some husbands bit her square the eye il you
want her t. appear ST lish
pleasant and SUGGEST ul surprise party was
rendered to Miss Ida Callahan at her home, on J
srtet night before last, she having just arrived
| fr m the Bay. Dancing and oil er en- ;ertainmentS
were fully enjoyed and "A collation. served.
r. and Al Gupton, who went TO Texas about Q
year ago to SETTLE returned to willows on Wednes
day last. These gentlemen went to Texas for the
purpose OF permanently locating in agricultural
pursuits DuL cOulu not make farming rs niucH Oh
success there as In California.
on Monday evening a pleasant social took place
at the Naps Hotel. The guests OF the house and
many others invited by the family OF the hostes;
being the participants. About twenty couples were
present. The dining room was cleared and dancing
was indulged In until o'clock.
Mrs William Deyiu, OF Clay Station, accompanied
by her brother, e. W Bates, Of Sacramento, and
Misses yina and Julia Putny, OF Cosurnnes river
have started by private conveyance for a camping
.atr.
excursion. They will visit Lake Tahoe ard other
points OF interest
Professor Otto Fleissner, OF this city, will leave
for Cincinnati Ohio in about two weeks and return
about the first of September. He will be accom-
panied upon his return by his mother brothers and
sisters, who will make Sacramento their future
home. One Of his sisters Miss Minnie Fieissner
recently graduated from the College OF Music In
Cincinnati, receiving the Springer gold medal for
highest merit in vocal culture aud concerning which
she is highly spoken Of by the press of tba: city.
There Was large assemblage of friends at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Plat, on street
night before last, to celebrate thei. thrtysccone
wedding anniversary; ALSO to celebrate the 10th
birthday Of Mrs John A Jost, of Ogden, who ID
visiting her two sens in this city. The eleventh birth
day of Master Willie Blackburn remembered at
| the same time ard place with due ceremony. A
long evening made short aud happy by social cheer
songs aud amusing entertainment concluded
with sumptuous repast OF tossts and wishes fol
many returns OF the occasions celebrated
! In Reno, says the Gdzetfs, AIRED Mullen was mar
red to Selma Davis. 1t appears that this Is a sec
| ond marriage and the end OF Hazel kirke romance
Mr Mullen and Miss Davis we're married before TIL
lady attained the legal of Is. The ladysparent
objected 20 this state VI affairs and o temporar
separation ensued. True 10 their first love, how
| ever they awaited the sunny day when the maiden
majority should be reached. When that happy da
came round the party proceeded to Reno, and tn
young people were again made one flesh. VIII yo'
permit US
last evening. at the residence of the brides par
ents on G street, Miss Hetty A. Palmer, your
lady very well known in Sacramento WAS marie
10 George Dunn, also Of this city. IT'S ceremon
vas performed by Rev. l. +. Dwinell. There wer
present only the immediate friends Of the family
who made the new married pair presents as token
Of affectionate regard. There was neither brides
maid nor groomsmap, but instead little Charli
Palmer and little Florence Smith stood by Oh
bri lie and groom After the Ct remony aud soci'
| reuaon tue new married nair left the old home 70
I the naa one nrerared for them and ready for the