Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27

I'm communicating information for this column care
must be taken to write proper names plainly, and
| to give localities clearly. Anonymous commune
cations will in no case receive attention.l
! Mrs. j. Gregory has returned from San Francisco
Miss Cora Ayres. of Lodi, is visiting friends in
Linden.
Mrs Laura De Force Gordon was in this city
yesterday.
John Bryan Of Riehland, was visiting in this city
yesterday.
N D. Rideout, of Marysville. is at Santa Cruz
| with his family.
L. Il. stratton, of VIVA, has gone to spend
month at Big Meadows.
Wilson Hayes and wife, of Sacramento, will ar
| rive by the Southern Pacific road to-day.
Miss Elva Elder, of CarsonICty Nevada is in this
city visiting her mother, Mrs. j. II Davenport.
Fr4nk johnson and family, of Adm, are visiting
relatives and friends in Calistoga and Pope valley.
Miss E. H SHELTON, of Sacramento, has gone to
San Francisco, and will visit Napa before her re-
turn.
Governor Perkins has returned from San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. Perkins is now also at home in this
city.
j. Hazen. Miss Hazen, Mrs John and Mis-
Lewis, of Modesto, have returned home from Men
terey.
Mrs Charles Heinrich and daughters are making
four weeks visit to rural scenes in Ell Dorado
county.
Misses Sarah and Georgia Darlington, OF this
city, have gone for recreation season in the
mountains.
B. B. Reddiug and N. H. Foster returned yester.
day from their fishing excursion to the vicinity of
Soda Springs.
Matt F. johnson and wife Iand Charles johnson
left yesterday morning for Silver lake. to be absent
about a month.
The family Of Zeal Bates, of Willows, arrived
home from Truekee on Thursday They report hav-
ing had pleasant time.
John Walnut and wife, OF Walnut Grove, and Mr.
and Mrs. A II. Powers and two sons, have gone to
Eureka, Humboldt county.
H G. Phillips, of San Francisco, has arrived
here and has men at work constructing the lines OF
the new telephone company.
Colored women may not always be wise but none
of them are foolish enough to wear piece OF white
courl-plaster on their chin.
Mrs. DR.. S. E. Bowers left Tuesday morning for
San Francisco, thence to Napa, where she viii be
the guest of Mrs Z. G. Young.
Miss Nollie Davis will not teach the Freeport
school next term. She is spending the vacation at
her fathers home at that place.
Chief Bradley, OF the Police Department at yir
glnia CITY, passed through yesterday to San Fran
cisco for prisoner wanted in Nevada.
Last Friday evening Social, Dramatic and Lit
erary Club was organized by number of Santa
Rosa's citizins, and is called the Minuet Club.
Mrs Buckley, wife of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department OF Stockt n, has for the past
week been visiting Mrs. Cowden, of Snugville.
Miss Hattie Crawford, of Willows daughter of F.
G. Crawford, returned home Saturday last, after a
visit of several weeks to San Francisco and Ala
media.
Shasta Courier: man. few years ago. married
young lady in this county, and recently married
his mother-in-law, her daughter dying some time
since
W. H. Sherburn and P H. Coggins have returned
from their trip to Ell Dorado county They have
f,aip af
auction.
Mrs A. A Wood, Miss Mary Wood, Mrs. A. Bull
ard and Miss Mary Balls left Chico Monday evening
for Red Bluff, to join excursion party that will
visit Mount Shasta.
w A. Sk1dmore, of San Francisco, Secretary of
the Miners Association, and Z. NJ Sunderland, of
North San Juan, special agent OF the Miners Asso-
citation, were in the city yesterday.
F. s. Hotchkiss wife and two sons, accompanied
by ]. B. Fountain and family, started yesterday
with private conveyance for a camping trip, to the
Yosemite valley, and will be absent four weeks.
Miss Nellie Kethroe who has been visiting friends
in Lodi during the past year. returned to her home
on Crab Creek Washington Territory, last Tuesday,
in company with Mr.. c. T. Elliott and family.
Superintendent r. H. Pratt returned yesterday
from Sierra valley, where his wife is spending the
summer for the benefit of her health. She has been
already much improved by her stay in the mount
aims.
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs T. C. White,
Mrs Smith, Miss Austin ard Miss Hatch, of Central
Colony; Mr.. and Mrs Bernard FavmOnvile, Of FIRES
no, and Mr.. Wilson, of San Francisco, have been
camping on the San Joaquin, in Fresno county.
The marriage of P. Fand and Miss Nellie King
occurred IN this city on the 2ith instant The
bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Boylan, OF Sacramento,
and the groomsman b. J. Shay, of San Francisco
They are spending honeymoon trip of two weeks
at the Bay and Stockton.
C. T. Jones left for Redwood City yesterday, to
be present at the hearing OF the motion for new
trial in the case of Clarence Gray, who stands con-
vcted of murder in the second degree for shooting
Theodore Clancy. The motion will be argued to
morrow, at the time fixed for passing sentence.
There were yesterday in the city Senator William
Johnston and wife, OF Richland Senator W. II.
Brown of Ell Dorado county; Mrs. J. n. Jasper and
daughter, Of Wheatland 4. c. McSIeans, Of santa
Rosa T. Mcconnell Elk Grove; I. r. Stephens,
Piacereille s 81. Hoover, NJ. Monsch and T. NJ.
Taberner, OF Cosumues; John l. Eagon, of Jack
son and W. G. Gregory, E. ii. Baxter, G. W.
Bowers N. Wolf, of San Francisco.
Among those a, Tahoe City on the 25th were
Rev. J. B. McNally, G. w Pinkham and wife, Oak
land Mrs. W. J. Tower, Miss NJ. Cayanaugh. Peter
Cavanaugh, L J. Parkinson, Rev. L. Tomey,
Deal and family, g. c. Jones, T. W. Hubbard, E.
dande Virginia; J. Anderson, Glendale; DR.. J.
Ellis aud wife, Geo {. Bunhardt, New York; L. 3.
Cullin, Mrs. l.. Culiin San Francisco F. Birdsall
and wife, Idle Wild; c. C. Hinkson, Miss Minnie
Moody, Truckee.
The RECORD UNION correspondent at Yosemite re-
ports the following arrivals in the valley the oath
! inst A. Goodwin, Manchester, England J. P.
Fison. Cambridge England; II. Kirk and wife,
| Philadelphia James Irving, Dr. G. D. B. Pepper,
| Chester Pa. Jules Taveruier Henry Clenewerk,
Ad. Liebman C. J. Griffith San Francisco; Chas.
H. Converse and wife, Coulterville; Carl Stangen,
| Germany P. Wolf, Bavaria Il Halenta, Austria ;
! G. Erach, Switzerland; c. Secblch, G. Henkel,
Won Bulow, Saxony; Louis Fischer, Berlin.
| Among those stopping at lEtna Springs on the
| 23d were Mr. and Mrs D. o. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. s.
! y F. II Shaw Misses Cora and Jessie
! Shaw, Mrs. L. r. Mead Mrs. Durant, Miss A. A.
| Cradock II. P Greene, VIM. Bell, San Francisco (;
Mr. and Mrs. Captain Burns, Misses Ollie and Irma
| Burns, Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson, NJ SIS Clara Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs ii. II. Season, Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs. Mil
| bury Mrs. Fred Russ Miss Russ, G. Woodard c.
| F. Scholl, Robert Gordon and family, Oakland !;
Mrs. Charles Krug and daughters, Mrs. Schefiier,
| DR.. Allyn. St. Helena; VIII Hastings, Misses Alice
and Hannah Hastings, Bencia Mrs. De Groot,
Mrs. Wsllingford, Mrs. Judge Lewton, Mrs. Shep-
| herd and Mrs Darby