Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-11

to give localities clearly Anonymous commun
cations will in no case receive attention.
W. R. S. Foye has returned from Lake Tahoe.
W. R. Strong has returned from Bartlett Springs
John wieland, OF San Francisco, is visiting in tn
city.
Mrs s. Pope and family are rustieatng in Alamed
county
E.M Stevens has returned from Big Meadows
Plunas county.
Nearly all the Georgia editors are in favor of
local option law.
A. Nelson and wife, Of this city, leave for Mon
terey this morning.
Mrs George B. Katzenstein and family have re
turned from Monterey.
Hollyhocks and peonies are just now very fas,
| ionable corsage flowers.
| Corsets for summer wear made of net, and are
| also made exceedingly short.
| Miss Sallie MeKim, OF Chico is the guest OF Mrs
| VIM. Mclaughlin in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitbeck have left the city for Q
| brief sojourn in the mountains.
Superintendent Hank Smith, Of the Comstock, has
| gone to the Wood river country.
| Railroad Commissioner George Stoneman left
| here yesterday for Paraiso Springs.
Mrs. E. A. Burr went to Santa Cruz yesterday,
| where she will remain a few weeks.
! Misses Estella and Nettie Miller, Of Chico are
visiting Mrs. Edward Wade at Tehama.
| A. H. Powers and wife have returned from their
several weeks stay in Humboldt county.
| Major Blakeley, of Carson formerly of Sacra.
mento, passed through to his home last evening
Mrs. C. C. Kimball left Red Bluff Monday morn
ing for Santa Cruz, where she will remain for six
weeks.
a new Lodge of the l. o. C. T. will be organize d
at Madison as soon as the present religious revival
Is ended.
n Ra1nhar A - No
was in the city yesterday, and returned home in the
afternoon.
George Runyon, OF Sacramento, and formerly a
student at the Napa Collegiate Institute, was in
Napa Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watt left Grass Valley yester-
day morning for Monterey, where they Will spend a
few weeks by the sea-
Mrs. W. K. Springer, who has been visiting Mrs
c. S. Coggins, OF Chico, departed for her home in
Arizona Tuesday morning.
Mrs Montgomery, OF Washington, Yoo county.
and Mrs. Rowland OF oakdae, left on visit to San
Francisco yesterday morning.
J. II. wylie, A. Dennery and Miss Minnie John.
ston, of Sacramento will arrive on the overland
train from the East this morning.
The Mexican and Chilean population of Lone Pine
arranging for one of their great, old time cele
brations, commencing September 10th.
Miss Katie Kunz and Miss Hattie Schininger
went Yesterday to Monterey, at which place and
odntd CEuH lutl VIII ISIlldlil Two NSths.
New bathing dresses made OF white terry are
trimmed with wide worsted embroideries wrought
in bright oriental colors aud in odd designs.
Judge L. C. Granger has been appointed Court
Commissioner for the Superior Court of Butte
county, in place of John w. Turner, resigned.
There is going to be another comet-hold on
don't dodge yet; it's the comet of 1744, and it is
only expected around once every 122 6S3 years.
DIR. W. II. Hare, Henry johnson and J. B. Gil
ha returned from visit to Santa Cruz and Mnnfa
rey, and, from appearances were greatly benefited
by the trip.
The latest French extravaganza in hosiery is silk
open-work stockings, handsomely embroidered, and
having delicate lace tops tinted deeper shade than
the color of the stocking.
J. G. Tubbs returned last evening from San Fran
CISCO where he has been in attendance at the Con.
vention OF Delegates to institute Grand Council of
the American Legion OF Honor.
c. T. Jones returned last evening from Redwood
City, where he has been to resist the granting OF
new trial IN the case of Clarence Gray, who was
convicted OF the killing OF Theodore Clancy.
J. E. Wood and family, G.. w. Greene and family.
and A. NJ. Eaton and mother, of Woodland started
for the mountains Tuesday morning to spend a few
weeks at the Sulphur Springs in Napa county.
R. W. Clinch. the well-known conductor on the
Truekee division OF the Central Pacific, is seriously
i'll at the residence of his cousin, C. Cnch, on
Seventh, between and Streets in this city.
The Z" Montpensier is one of the most stylish Of
large round reception hats, and is made OF white
satin and trimmed with great masses of white os-
trich pluucs, which nearly cover the whole hat
Large buckles Of Irish diamonds are much used
on vhite and tinted silk evening dresses. They
fasteu the bows of satin the shoulders and hold
the scarf drapery in place the sides OF the dress
Mrs. Matilda PurdY died at her home in Oregon,
on Salem Prairie, recently, aged y years She had
been resident OF Oregon since 1876. She the
mother of eleven children nine OF whom survive her.
tboca IN This cifv vautarIav ,varn Y cin,s
Courtand; Thomas Dugal, Marysville; VIM. f.
McCracken aud wife, C0sumGes n. Mel ers Wood
land; j. ~ Stephenson, G. n. Burtin and Jacob
Korn, OF Franklin.
Napa County Treasurer Joseph Henry with his
Stephen and Robert Sanders, yesterday returned
from Humboldt county, where they bought up 500
head Of sheep and drove to Napa. They had been
away since the 18Th Of July.
DIR. J. F. Rudolph, who left here several years
ago on account of his health and tendency to lose
his eyesight, and since resided in Nevada, has re-
Gently had poor health there, aud contemplztes
returning here to reside again.
On Sunday, July 31st, John Henry keppel1au,
Of Knights Ferry, aged about 81, native of Ger
many, died. surrounded by friends. Mr.. Keppel.
man was Of the very first settlers in that part
Of the State, and was much esteemed.
There are about fifty people stopping at Hough
Springs, amos whom are the families Of Charles
Glidden, OF Marysyie Thorn $ Brophy, Of Suffer
county II. Ecke!s, Of Colusa Austin McFartridge,
OF Suffer county, and William Cyrus, OF Lassen
county.
Frank Coornbs, FINS E. Johnston, John KEN,
and other crack shots have left Napa on hunt.
and the term Of enlistment IS three weeks or until
the ammunition s exhausted. ! be party has agreed
10 find two bee trees, kill two bears and bring in
fifty bucks.
John Campman, a pioneer OF Butte county, aud
for many years resident Of the Whitewashed Trees,
some three miles from oroviile, on the La Porte
road, died July Goth. He was sixty years Of age.
He owned the extensive vineyard at that place. and
was known to all who Travelled that road.
The arrivals at Bartlett Springs on the Cth and
eth instant c. S. Holnes, Q. Hanson, W. w.
Carroll T. C. uasener and William Henderson Of
San Franc SEQ Thomas A. Bolts and wife, College
Hill; 4. Werz, Hollister. D. Alexander, Upper
Lake, and c. b. Anderson of Sierra Valley.
The arrivals at Harbins Springs from August 5th
to the 9th were r. Roxby, J. p. CONTAIN, Mrs. J..
Henshaw, Mrs. Comam, Joseph WATSON, John
Downes and NJ. Downes, OF San francisco; n. II.
Wolf and wife, Of Napa Mrs lawson, OF Folsom
I. Legg and family, Of Forestville; j s. Hariin,
of Pope Valley, and Mrs. j. Smith, of Sacramento.
A hunting expedition into Iendoeino county is
| being rlanned by Messrs. F l.. COMBS F. E
| Johnston, John Rean, John Hotel, Elisha Young,
Of Napa; and Achilles Grigsby and j. NJ Mayfeld,
Of Yountville. They will themselves with
shooting irons, fishing tackle, ETC., and expect to
start early next week. TO return the latter part Of
| the month.
George F. and john W. Woodward have returned
to Red Bluff from quite trip through Plumas
county, having gone as FAR as Little Grass Valley,
| short distance above Laporte. They report the
| country in excellent condition, the people doing
| well aud the towns quite active. DuliBg the trip
| they met Captain BahneYs regiment, Mrs. HoWelfs
| party and q number Of others from Red Bluff.
! large number OF Fresnoites are now IN the
Serras smiling the resin scented breezes that play
through the piny forests, and drinking pure, ice
cold water distilled from the eternal SHOWS hunting
| the ferocions bear and the feet-footed deer and
| eating camp grub and sleeping out doors the
! hard cold ground. After they get tired OF tbeii
| wanderings return home and remove what frag
ments that are left Of their garments indulge in
| bath, a fresh outfit Il clothes, good meal and .
civilized bed taey viii feel like beings. IFresnc
| Expositor.
Rear Admiral George b. Balch assumed com
mand Of the United States naval forces the Pacific
station July 18th, and in an order announces bis
personal and general staff as follows: Personal
staff Captain William P McCann Chief OF staff
| Lieutenant NJ Buford, Flag Lieutenant; Lieuten
ant X. r. Ingersoll, Secretary; Ensign +. H. Sher
| man aid Cadet Aidshpman +. Fl. Huuicke, Aids
General staff-Chief Engineer George f. kutz, Flee
| Engineer; Pay Inspector Rufus Parks, Fleet Pay
master Surgeon W. X schcfield, Fleet Surgeon
Captain T. II. Corrie, United States Marine Corps
Fleet Marine officer.
These Stoektonians are in camp at Pacific Grow,
Retreat Monterey: A. Fl. Randall and wife, Prof
J. w. Jackson and wife, Mrs c. Z. Williams, W
ii. Keller and wife and Miss Dora Caroutte o
| Woodland, Mrs. Z. Moore, Mrs. Debnam, Mise
| Emma and Nellie Debnam, b. +. Bagley, wife ant
two children, J. II. Condt and family, Mrs. C. +
Perkins ard children. Mrs. II. S. Sargent, Miss Mel