Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
z. j. Hickman has gone East.

7. J.. Hickman has gone East.
Geo. W. Colby was in the city yesterday.
]. E. Mooney has moved t, San Francisco, taking
his family.
Miss jenny Levy returned lest evening from
Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. sommer Of Chico have gone up
to Prattville to ruralize.
Miss Maynard OF San Francisco, has been visiting
at the Navy Yard at Mare Island
NJ Foy and Lee Stanley went to the springs yes
terlay, TO be absent several weeks.
F. Meckfessel and family accompanied by Mrs T.
j. Parsons, loft for Berlin Colusa county Yesterday
l.. s. Pease and L. f. Cuthbert of San Francisco,
and Frank Iidesay OF London, are at the Langhann-
Black satin crayats are tho correct thing for gen
tlemen at the theater and at afternoon receptions
Flowers on evening dresses should be niassed on
the left, since the escort waiks usually on the right
side
"a pretty woman's kindly look is particularly
grateful only because IL fat.ers ones good opinion
OF ones SELF
a courageous young lady named Susan Irwin
Gently killed huge brown bear in the hills near
Seguin, ". T.
Matt Carroll aud wife, formerly of Woodland,
but at present residing in Sacramento are on
visit to friends in Woodland.
Mrs Levi wilsey, and Misses Josephine, Alice
! and I.ottie Wiscy, went to Blue Canyon night be-
fore last to spend the summer.
MISS Ma1-le NJ tCturt ol OakldHu WAS III Reno
wednesday afternoon. en- route to her home in Oak
land, froma visit to Mrs. Yerington of Carson.
Rev. DR. Dwinell aves for Monterey this morn
ing, to preach before the Chatauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle at Pacific Grove Retreat next Sun
day.
The Occidental Club OF Red Bluff celebrated its
first anniversary Monday by literary exercises and
social reunion. The Grafton by Charles 4.
| Carter.
NJ S, Horan came mp from San Francisco yester-
day upon i sudden snnmons account oi the
we're illness Of his wife, who is visiting in the city
| with friends.
Miss Susan l.. Anthony says tiat the work Of the
suifraeists during the coming year viii b.
70 secure special committee in Congress TO attend
10 their petition.
Frank Jennings aud Frank Powers returned last
evening from weeks visit in Anador county. They
spent the Fourth in Plymouth, Where everything
passed of pleasantly
Captain H. T BateheIder. Jack Terrill, J. r. Rob
inson and Thomas Price left Chico for Pra,t.le
Wednesday morning 10 spend several weeks camp
ing in the mountains
Miss Sophie l.. Thomas Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who
has been visiting friends this coast for several
mon hs past, aud for the last week the guest OF
hirs c. ~ CLAN in this city, left ior her home in
! the East last evening.
The telegraph tells this morning Of the death on
Tuesday 1T Brooklyn, H. Y, OF David NJ. Chauncey.
| He was aged 63 years He Of the '49er
pioneers who got rich in C0lifornit. He was for
| some years ItA- -IoiiStlDT GI county,
and at time served in the California Legislature.
The author Of the familiar poem " Little jim
| (hegnn:ng '' Tie cottage was thatesed one, the
outside old aud mean') is Ned Farmer, of ereat,
England Many years ago be gave 1t to c. W. Coul-
| dock, the actor. He wrote it in young ladys
tosraph album and she sent it to the Boston Intel.
| hJcaeer thirtytwo years ago.
| The following arc the latest arrivals In the Yo-
semitic Valley reported for the RECORD uSioS,
to July 5th George Z Terry, Eureka, New; E.
b. Carroll, Miss II. Carroll, Sacrsmento Miss
| Hattie Rice Miss Eva Towne, Al Dnlemcr, San
Francisco; Miss Berthe Bower, Napa; J T. Cam
meyer, W, l.. Cook, c. W. Shaw New York II. s.
| phi.pot, England.
The RgcoRp-USIoS reporter in the Yosemite val.
| ley says: ~ he Fourth celebrated gloriousy
here. The day COOL with heavy thunder,
! which seemed to mingle tremendously with tho
thirteen heavy blasts that had been prepared the
! States work close by. At p. ii. nearly everyone,
young and old visitors and all, repaired to the
ground in carriages ON horseback, just below the
| Yosemite Falls where the best track has been
| prepared that ever laid out in the valley.
| Racing was ndulged In till late in the afternoon.
| Fireworks were shown in the evening, and large
bonfire illuminated the ground around the Upper
| Hotel. Also pi;ch-pine bonfire on Gl cier Point
was built by Mr. McCauey, and attr cted the atien
| ton Of many here. The waterfalls swelling
daily from the recent warm weather aud il is alto
| eether pleasant and attractive here now.'