Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Dr. Samuel Merritt, OF Oakland, has gone East on
| pleasure trip.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Robinson have returned
from Etna Springs to San Francisco.
John Stafford, who has been at San Jose during
the past week, has returned to this city.
I James Cole and wife, OF Chico, have gone to
Shasta, where they will reside in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Martin, of Butcher Ranch,
Placer county, celebrated their silver wedding on
the Sd inst.
Mrs. E. o. West, of San Francisco, is visiting
Sacramento, her former home, as the guest Of Mrs.
l. P. odbert.
An exchange says that wife is to a man what an
egg is to coffee. She settles him. Sometimes she
unsettles him.
w. H. Davis and wife, Of this city, returned home
Sunday evening, after weeks visit to San Fran
cisco and vicinity.
R. N. McLennap, of this city, who has been
spending several days at San francisco and Santa
Cruz, has returned home.
Another social party was given at Florin last Sat
urday evening, and quite large number were
present from this city.
Major.General and Mrs. Barnes, who have been
passing the summer in the Eastern watering places,
are expected home next month.
There were five bridal couples at the Hotel del
Monte last week-two from San Francisco, two
from San Jose and one from Oakland.
Mrs Dr. Sawyer and Miss Jennie Sawyer, her
Europe, to remain away one or two years.
Miss Gertrude Truesdale, young lady whose
relatives have been living Colfax for son months
past, was sent to the Stockton Insane Asylum, on
the 30th ult.
"Does your sister Annie ever say anything about
me? asked an anxious lover. &c Yes" replied the
little girl; she said if You had rockers on your
shoes they'd make nice cradles"
His Majesty King Kaakaua, ACCOMPANIED by
Colonel O. II. Judd, Colonel c. A. MacFarlain,
Colonel C. Spreckels and wife and Miss Emma
Spreckes will arrive by overland train this morning
from the East.
In addition to those heretofore mentioned as 90
ing from this city to attend the Grand Lodge of F.
and A. NJ, which meets in San Francisco al 10 A. NJ
to-day, are John Macarthur, W. L. Oughton and
George +. Bronner.
Walter Lamkin, of Sacramento, and Miss Dora
Jones, daughter of J. L. Jones, of Chico, were mar
ried at the residence of the latter last Sunday The
newly married pair have quietly taken to home
comforts in this city.
Mr. Mulhoiland, editor OF the Greenville Bulletin
narrowly escaped being killed last week Some
careless fellow shot off rifle in the street. and the
bullet went through the Bulletin office and only
missed the gentleman by a few inches
Among those visiting the city yesterday were W.
E. Ward, E. L. Crawford, Mrs. D. Jerrett, Mrs
Sarah Kies Shasta Mrs Kercheyal Mrs Thibby
P. Olsen, CORTLAND; B. Burt, Amador county; Il.
Miner pavisyille; c. E. Colwell, Red Bluff W. J.
Anderson, Chicago Ill; j. W. Stephenson, Frank
lin MIS- ]. c. Ball and daughter, Woodland; A.
D. Logan, Colusa; Mrs. Sanderson and son, Lin
coin a. D. Patterson Patterson's Station d. A.
Ostrom and wife, Wheatland; F. D. Snow, G. H.
Kearn, Boston, Mass; d. j. Cole and wife, New
York J. NJ. Hinkle and wife, L. Liebenan, San
Francisco; DR.. Mark Smith and John H. Patty,
Honolulu.
On Friday evening last the fine new two-story
residence of G. E. Putney, near Elk Grove, was
warmed in the old-fashioned way by social
party and dance. There a very large attendance
OF young ard old, and the tripping of the light fan
tastic toe and merry-maklng were continued until
nished by the Bader brothers. Among those pres
ent were noticed Mr.. aud Mrs. James SaYles, Mr.
and Mrs DR.. Sayles, MIR. and Mrs. William Deyip
of Clay Station, Mr.. and Mrs. Cantrel, P. William
son. T. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs J. Winkeman of Cos
umnes, Mrs. C. o. Bates and E. W. Bates of Sacra-
mento, Misses Emma Crabtree, Mary Polhemus, Bell
Gafney, Dell Craig Alice Somers, Maggie BigsbY
and Estalla Bell.