Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10

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Judge R. C. Clark went to San Francisco yester-
day.
Miss Cora Ayres, Of Lodi. i: in Alameda visiting
friends.
Mrs. T. J. Smith, of Sacramento, is at Harbin's
Springs
John MacFariand and niece OF Calf, leave for the
Big Trees this week.
The Good Templars Lodge of Gait had public
| installation last night.
A. G. johnson, who has been stopping at Harbins
Springs, has returned.
Miss Lille Dunn, of San Francisco, is visiting
Miss Lila Cove, at Lodi.
Joseph Wallis goes to San Francisco to day, to be
| absent two or three days.
Frank Baldwin, OF Sacramento passed Omaha
yesterday, to arrive August 18th.
| o. L. Clark and wife, OF Chico came down from
Butte Meadows Monday afternoon.
J. Frank Clark departed yesterday for months
| recreation at Monterey and Santa Cruz.
| Miss Mary Owen, of Elko, New, will arrive in
| Sacrame nto by overland train this morning.
Miss orpha Butler has returned from several
| weeks summerng at Monterey and vicinity.
| The family OF A. J. STEINER, of Yolo county, is
summering at Wilbur Springs, Colusa county.
W. E Norris has taken six-weeks' leave from
train dispatching TO rusticate at Allen Springs
| Captain A. Foster has returned from several
days trip through the upper Sacramento valley
J. B. Roberts and wife and Mrs Major Kimbal, of
Red Bluff, have gone on visit to San Francisco
| f. L. Hawk went to Aliens Springs Yesterday to
join his family, who have been there several weeks
Rev. DR. Bentley lecturei at Rocklin Monday
evening for the benefit of the NJ E. Church OF that
| place.
Governor Perkins has gone to San Francisco to
attend the grand banquet Of the Knights Templar
| this evening.
Mrs. G. W. Grey, of Sacramento, is visiting her
parents. d. G. Deadly and wife, who reside near
| Woodbridge.
Mrs. F. P Calluudan, OF San Francisco is visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Reuter- Reuter- station,
| in this county.
A. s. Grayson and Norris Hof h, mining expert,
OF San Francisco have gone TO see the Wood River
| country, Idaho.
E. c. Hart, of the Willows Journal who has
been visiting friends here for some time past leaves
to day for home.
Several parties being organized at ia kson-
vlle Or to visit Crater lake, of the great won
ders of the world.
C. E. s. Holmes and y. D. Rideout left Msrysvi;le
on Sunday morning for Santa Cruz, and Sheriff
Mccoy for Oregon
Mrs Mason, mother Of Mrs. B, b. Baker, and C.
Rexford, all of Chico, departed ON Monday to visit
friends in Missouri
A party of New Workers passed through from oro
vile Monday morning. They had been Inspecting
mines in that vicinity.
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cling and ecturing in Grant county, Oregon, in the
interests OF the Order
Andrew j. Kennedy, formerly Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector in this city oied at his home in
Placerville last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jones, of st. John Butte coun.
ty, departed Sunday for Victoria, British Columbia
to spend several months.
Misses Eliza and Lista Whittenbrock left yester.
day for San Francisco and Santa Cruz, and will be
absent about three weeks.
Mrs. clark, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Bushne and Mrs
Greedy departed from Marysville for Santa Cruz and
Monterey Monday morning.
VI. Dodsworth and wife, Of Los Angeles, were in
the city yesterday, and left for home in the after
noon by way of San Francisco.
Miss Mary o'Neil left Gait for Woodfords, Alpine
county, Monday week. Miss C'Neil has lived in
Gait for the past seven months.
Assemblyman C. N. Fox, of Alameda and r.
Lloyd OF San Francisco were in the city Yesterday
and returned home in the afternoon
The yacht Startled Fawn Saturday afternoon took
a party Of about twenty ladies and gentlemen on a
pleasure excursion in the vicinity of Benicia
Charles H. 0atman, son of DIR. Ira E. oatman, of
Sacramento, returned to Berkeley Yesterday TO re-
sumo his studies as Senior in the University.
Mrs NJ. T. Crouch, of Sacramento formerly resi-
dent of Lodi, paid old friends there brief visit
this week. She the guest of II. 7. Knight
Miss Mamie Ridge daughter of Andrew ]. Ridge
of Grass Valley, left there Monday for Berkeley
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versity.
Miss Annie and Mary Sauber came down from
Butte Meadows to Chico Saturday, and depar ed
for the State Normal School at San Jose on Sunday
morning.
Miss Laura Philips, late guest of Mayor Stone
returned to Sacramento from Marvsyilie Monday
morning. Miss Ida Atchison accompanied her, to
pay Sacramento visit.
o. c. jackson left for Lake Tahoe last evening TO
join party now there consisting Of his brother. W
F. Jackson, and wife, F. P. Jackson and Miss Julil
Briggs who are visiting the various mountain re-
sorts.
In the perso,a al column Of the Ofeq0niayl engage
ments now cried much as bans used to be read
three times in the New England churches. There's
so many slips between cups and lips that California
girls won't stand that kind of racket.
Sunday evening Superintendent Kidder gave
dinner in the Grass Valley freight building to the
employees OF the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company
token of his appreciation OF their faithful ser
vices.
Miss Grace Downey, Miss Jennie Hentzen, OF
Forest City, and Miss Agnes Pender, of Brandy
City, left Friday for San jose. Miss Downey and
Miss Fender will become pupils in the Normal
School, Miss Heintzen in tie University of the
Pacific
Mrs D. Noonan, Mrs. George L. Peck and Miss
Mary Sommer, of Chico left on Sundays train for
San Francisco. Miss Sommer will spend few
weeks in that city and then will return to her home
in Germany, from which she has been absent about
seven years.
The Tyler King nuDtals at Red Bluff on the 9TH
the local social sensation. The bride is Miss
Josie A: c. King, youngest daughter of Mrs. W.
Richardson. The groom, John W. Tyler is the son
of ]. C. Tyler, rich farmer OF Tehama county
Rev. H. A. Mayhem, of Sacramento, performed the
ceremony.
Sunday morning, July 3Ist, party consisting of
| the following named persons VIM Nuner. Vim.
MeKeever. P. Simous, Miss Stella Werle, Miss Mary
Werle, Miss Roslua Bernardo Miss Hannah Mullen
and Miss Martha NJ. Nuner, went to Cave City, Cal.
ayeras county fr IN that county, to visit the great
eve there.
A party of ladies and gentlemen, numbering in
all twenty persons, last night went out in small
boats and serenaded the crew of the Adams The
commander kindly granted the sailors halt an hour
extra time deck, and they sang several songs and
| conversed with their friends Vallejo Chronicle
August 9Th
A Davis, " NJ Carter, W. II. Livingston James
C. Noon, d. ". Murphy and W. s. Mcswen. OF San
Francisco Miss NJ f. Marks, Miss Jennie Clapplen
Of Woodland: Senator Johnston and wife, of Rich
land; J. W. Dayton. Grass Valley NJ. o. Donald
son, Of Plunas J. II. priggs and wife, Winters S.
T. Frank. William Hughes, Red Bluff b. Bates,
CORTLAND; Mrs. Rose simmons and son. Eureka
Mills; and Anstey, Cottonwood, were in the city
yesterday.
f. BiTdSall, of Sacramento, chartered the steamer
Stanford Sunday at Lake Tahoe, took his friends on
boar!, and steamed away for Emerald Bay and
picnic The following named persons composed this
company; Misses JUL Scott, Elite Bird.all, W E.
POLLEN US, Jna Buckley, Maggie Hannigan, Lulu
| Campbell, Carrie, Sophie aud Lizzie Stevenson,
Belle And srson, Anna and Mary Mcconnell, and
Miss Mekune, Mrs. J. Il J.. Scott. John Wghtman.
F. Birdsall, St. J. Condron, l.. b. Graham, j. r.
Campbell. S. Randall and two children. W. r. S.
Foye, II. l. Graham, DR.. Cluness, Q. T. Wheeler and
Thos Mcconnell,
Arrivals at Tahoe City August sth II. L. Jordan,
J. p. lie Count and wife, Miss Belle Anderson, San
Francisco; W. a. Walker aud wife, j. d. Williams
and wife, Reno; Mrs. E. Frederieks, Mrs f. Maus
del. Virginia \. johnson, Summit; b. II. Evans,
Marysyille /; j. y. Evans, wife and child, Mrs. Met
| calf, Reno; H. A. SWAIN San jose James r G. ar-
Miss, W. P Thomas, F. w. Fem, W. II. Lowden, A.
| A. Snyder, r. A Duner, San Francisco; william
McMasier, Carnelian Bay; W. II. Kruger Truckee;
| 9. I. Wheeler Z. @. Burrell, Albert Galatn, Miss
jeanette and Master B. Gslatin Miss Carrie Roosch
Sacramento George Ii. Wood, Reno; +. C. Smith,
San Francisco.
The following are the arrivals at Bartlett Springs
from the I'd t. the 9TH instant f. Harquett, w.
| A. Williams, l. ID. Bernard, San Francisco Chss.
Charnak, Woodland; A. G. Butler, Hcksville;
Alfred Elkus, N. J. Simmons, Sacramento; Gil.
Jones, Thos Walsh, Williams; Geo. seriche, Coliax;
Henry Beeler and wife, s. r. Mcbride, j. r. Gar.
nett, Dixon; Fred. Thompson, Ukiah; D. Ball. J.
L. Robinson, Fred. Brown and Frank Cuddy, Lower
Like; A. H. Nixon, Davisville; II. Kennedy, Long
Valley Miss Robertson, Humboldt county " v
Mann, Auburn; II. Walters Geo. Lyons TehaBa !;
| Green Bartlett, from camp Samuel Titus. Biggs
| James Mitchell, W. NJ. Sparks Sheridan Thomas
| Powell, Stockton ID. Heauey Frank T,arkin