Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-23
John Watt went to Monterey yesterday.

cations will in no case receive attention.
John Watt went to Monterey yesterday.
Henry Bush, of Grass Valley, was in the city ye.
B. Steinmann left for Paraiso Springs again yestel
day.
Mrs R. Silvey and Mrs H. Goeffert, of Dixon, ar
visiting friends in Gait
W. E. Hartkoff has gone to Santa Cruz He wi
remain there some weeks
P A. Byrne and sons left for San Francisco yes
terday aud Giroy Springs.
Miss seeley, of Sacramento, is teaching in tn
Ude district, near Dixon.
Misses Emma and Ella Hail. of Suisjin, are guest
OF Mrs. W. s. Leake OF Dixon.
N. E. White and wife. of Sacramento, have beer
visiting Mrs J. Alilar of Dixon.
| Mrs. Albert Foster departed yesterday, TO b.
absent several weeks at Vatura Springs.
Miss E. II. SHELTON has returned from her visit t.
Napa, and has very much improved in health.
Miss Jillie Beauchamp has returned from visit
to Elk Grove, where she was the guest OF " Baylis
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Burns, of Auburn, returned
from five weeks visit to Bartlett Springs on the
| 18th.
Mrs. W. J. Barry, of Astoria, Or, is visiting at
the residence of d. &. Barry, Washington, Yolo
county.
Joe Eppinser, eldest son of H. Eppnger, OF
Dixon is lying at his parents residence quite i'll of
! Drain lever
Mrs. R. Silver, Of Chico, and Mrs. C. A. Rice, of
Venture, are visiting their parent, MIR. and Mrs.
| McCune, of Dixon.
| Mrs J. C. Boggs and daughter, of Auburn, re-
! turned from a visit to Hardin Springs and other
places, Tuesday last.
Henry George and wife came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday, their way to the East, and
stopped over in Sacramento.
Misses Louisa and Frances Rheude will leave to-
morrow morning to visit their sister at Los Angeles
and will be absent until the State Fair.
John a. Rapp, of Nevada City, was in the city
Yesterday. He came down from Red Bluff in the
morning and left for home in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, of Honolulu, are
visiting friends in Healdsburg and Santa Rosa pre-
vious to their departure for the Eastern States.
DR.. C. L. Simmons and family and Mrs Geo. l.
Lytle started eserday for Silver creek, FL Dorado
county, in private conveyance. They intend to re-
main about ten days.
George H. Morrison, OF Gold HILL Nevada, who
came to the city recently TO attend the funeral OF
his brother-in-law, John Manoney, returned home
or last evenings train.
There were in the city Yesterday, J. II. Gould, of
Dutch Flat W Green, Marysyille c. r. Hoppin,
Yolo; jacob Korn, Franklin; George. Ingram Tu-
laIe; aud Mrs C. H. Tngraham, of Piaceryille.
William Gibbs, Charles Eldred and Miss Hattie
Eldred have returned from their visit to springs in
Napa county The party while there captured
young cinnamon bear and brought it home for pet
H. NJ Larue, w. P. Coleman and Chris Green
went TO San Francisco yesterday as members of the
Board of Directors Of the State Agricultural So
ciety, to attend the Mechanics Fair and in rela-
ton to exhibits at the coming State Fair.
A big surprise party is to come off soon in Grass
Valley. The person to be surprised has been duly
notified by the surprsers as to when the event will
take place: but the newspapers have BEEN as usual
sworn to secrecy.-[Grass Valley Tdings-
About a year ago Mr.. and Mrs James Campbell,
of Windsor. who had resided there for many Years
disposed of their property and went TO Kentucky to
spend the rest of their days. Last week they re-
turned to the old home IN California and intend to
remain. Their reason returned.
party Of prominent citizens from Napa, including
F. E. Johnston, F. L. COMBS. John kean, John
Smittle J. u. Nayield, Z. G. Young j. Hotel, A.
Grigsby, W I. Johnston, and one or two others
whose names We did not learn, came into Lakeport
last week, and were joined there by J. W. and L. H.
Boggs They laid in supply OF provisions sufficient
to last them month"; and proceeded to the noun
tains north OF thee for a big hunt. They propose
to kill fifty deer ii it takes all summer.
The following arrivals are reported at Yosemite
on the 18th instant A. c. Smith, W. II. Buddicon,
Boston l.. Napier, a. II. Arson, Edward II. Wake,
Miss Jane Wake, r. f. Haclem, Englsnd: Michael
Eagan, Ireland; f. Wirsh John Benary, Germany
Efward Wilhelm, Vienna, Austria; Miss Jennie
Dillon, Iowa Miss S. Honu, Nebraska Charles
Wood, New York; Baron N. Schroeder, Robert T.
Williams, NJ D., San Francieco A. j. Boutwell,. y.
2ichmann, Hites Cove; Dr.. f. l. Stuever, Miss
Celia stneNsr, St Louis, No.
The excursion given on Sunday up the river t.
near Monument, by the Vesatri Steam Yacht Club,
was most enjoyable affair." The party consisted
of Mrs. John Boyd, Miss Mabel Boyd, d. Scri-
yer and wife, \. E. Flint and wife, S. Katzeastein
and wife, George King, Misses Ella Young, Kitty
Young, E. Thon ps0n, Carrie Morrison Nellie BE
champ kittie Beauehsmp Minnie Marshall Annie
Walker, Jennie kstzenstein, Louetta JOY, Fannie
Katzensteu, Miss Thrush, L. A. Pattee, Wyatt
McGraw, J Z. Nelis, G. Beauchamp, John Petit
grew F. Pattee, Thomas Gleason, = Parllar Henry
1hiele, W. F. Gleason, Mrs Ada Wright and Mrs j.
Camp.
John VI. Connor, conduct or upon the railroad be.
tween this city and Truckee was married to Miss
Mary Walsh. of Auburn, yesterday morning silss
Walsh teacher in the public schools at Au-
burn, and the newly. reduced pair from twain to
one are widely known, and enjoy extensive list
OF warm friends The ceremony was per 'ormed by
Father Leahy, Of Auburn. john Conner, of Au-
burn, acted as groonsuan, and Miss Lettie Leach as
bridesmaid There large attendance at the
wedding and the number of congratulations and
valuable presents were complimentary. After the
ceremony they took the train for San Francisco and
Monterey, where they will remain few days. They
met by large number OF friends as they passed
through Sacramento.
Yesterday, the sixteth anniversary of the mar
rage Of Mr.. and Mrs John Mercy, was celebrated
hT their children and grandchildren at the parental
homestead. In tine group present were their sons
DR.. II. C. and Archibald MoTey and their daughters
Mrs Clark and Mrs. John Norris, with their famief
The family Of the absent son, Ben Morey, was also
present. This venerable couple married In
Oneida county New York, August 49, 1921. They
had eight children six Of whom: are living. John
Morey is 10 years old, and his faithful com.
panion two years younger He has been an able and
jealous minister and presiding elder of the u. Z.
Church for many years Although enfeebled by age,
they bid fair to reach their diamond wedding before
| they are summoned to the eternal mansions.-lGil-
roy Advocate, 10th.