Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YEARS CALLS.

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Montford, Mis- Mary Mcconnell, Mrs R. S. Carey
and Mrs c. w Carey will be pleased to receive
their friends on New Years day from IL A. M. to 9
p NJ at the residence of the first named, 1920 II
street.
Mise, Relle Croker, of San Francisco, Mamie
Green, Lottie Stephens, May Terry, Emma Hart
WE'LL Fife Parke, Maggie Muir, Emma Arnold, Ella
r. Kelly, Mamie Z. hatcher and Kate Quinn, will
will receive their friet DIS from IL A to P NJ at
the residence of D. Ii. Quinn, northeast corner OF
Fourth and streets.
Mrs C. Robin and daughter will receive New Year
calls at their residence No 1920 street. assisted by
Mrs. Presley Dunlap Mrs. NJ. S. Cushman, Mrs R.
J. Merkley, Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. A. c. Hinkson Mrs.
J. F. CLARK, Mrs. W. W. Grissim Miss Lou Turner,
Miss Nellie Dunlap. Miss Nellie Pierce, Miss Emma
Lord and Miss May Talbot.
Mrs. Ed. Z. Hamilton and Miss Jeanette Hamilton
will receive their friends at rooms northwest rner
Fifth and streets, on Monday, January I'd, from
IL A to 7:3o P. NJ, with the following ladies as
guests Mrs c. Fl. Rose Mrs George Jackson,
Mss Emma NJ. Gee, Miss Louisa We'll, Mis-, Carrie
Dray also Miss Emma Doherty and Miss George
Morse, of San Francisco.
Mrs John Q. Brown will receive New Year calls
at her residence No. 72l street, assisted by Mrs
F. Griffith, Mrs.. E Y. Williams Miss Amanda Austin,
Miss Mamie Russell and Mrs w. B. c. Brown.
Mrs. A. l.. Hart will receive New Years calls at
her residence, s21 Eighth street. between and /,
from IL A NJ, assisted by Mrs. r. G Irvine, Mrs j.
f. Foster, Mrs. H. D. Nash and Miss Ida NJ. Lynch.
Mrs. w. S. Mesick will receive New Years calls at
her residence, from IL A. to 7:3o ?. M assisted by
Mrs. w. A. Brissell, Mrs A. A. Van VOORHEES,, Misses
Kitty and Daisy Van voorhes, and Miss Mamie
Mesick.
Mrs DIR. Snlder and Miss Kate Snider will receive
at their residence 9lS street, assisted by Mrs j.
H. Glide, Mrs II. NJ. Larue, Miss Mamie Hamilton,
Of Auburn, Mrs. 7. C. Snider and Miss Mary Megow-
an, OF Yoo.
Mn. ". r. S. Foys viii receive New Years calls
at her residence Third and Streets assisted by the
following ladies': Miss Grace Kellogg, of Oakland,
the Misses Carrie, Sophia and Lizzie Stevenson, and
Mrs. Arthur L. Nichols
Mrs. T. B. Mcfarland, Miss Jennie Mcfarland,
bliss Zoe johnson, Miss Ella Greene, Miss Lille VII
and Miss Virginia Lsrue will receive their friends
on New Years day, after II o'clock NJ, at the res
idence Of the first named, No. 1918 street.
Mrs. G. w. Clark and daughters will receive New
Years calls at their residence, southwest corner
Tenth and II Streets assisted by Mrs. L. }. circuit,
Mrs. F. L. Orcutt, Mrs. w A Houghton Mrs. J. n.
Porter, Miss Ella Smith and Miss Jennie Lindley.
Mrs. H. C. Chapman, Miss Laura Weinreich Miss
Kittie Weinreich. Miss Ida EskTidge. Miss Jennie
Govan, OF this city, and Miss Annie Fahrbaek, OF
San Francisco. will receive New Years calls from IL
A. NJ. at the residence of Mrs II. WeInreich, so2
street..
Mrs. Sparrow Smith, assisted by Mrs. John A. Nc
Intire 10 Mrs. F. r. DanfoTth, will receive New
Years c5s after IL A. NJ at her re idence Fifteenth
and streets.
Mrs H. G. Smith and Mrs. C. W. Smith will re-
eeive New Years calls at their residence, 500 Ninth
street, corner E. frefn II A. N. to u P NJ assisted
by Mrs. A. A. Wool and Miss Mary Wood, of Chico
Mrs E. B. Bane, of San Francisco; Miss Frank
Wing aud Miss May Martin, of San Jose Mrs. w.
Alice Smith, Miss Belle McMitehell, Misses Ida and
Laura Miller, Of this city.
Mrs F. Birdsall, at her residence corner of Ninth
and Fl streets will receive her friends from II A. NJ
to IL NJ, assisted by Mrs Horatio Hurd, Mrs ]. F.
Glover, Mrs. J. B. Wright, Mrs. 10 Hahn, Mrs II.
Weaver, Of this city, and Mrs N. p. Chapman, of
Red Bluff.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Ferris and Miss Mary
Crane will receive New Years calls from II NJ to 10
P NJ. New Years, at 705 Seventh street, between
and II.
Mrs Joseph Steffens Mrs. E. B. jennings Miss
Jennie Anderson, Miss Belle Knox and Miss Emma
Heather will be pleased to receive their friends on
New Years from IL A ~ to 1880 P. NJ, at the resi-
dence of the first named southeast corner Sixteenth
and X streets
Mrs VIM Beckman will receive New Years lis
at her rooms at the Golden Eagle Hotel from IL
A. NJ, assist by Mrs. D. N. Burns, Mrs. Geo. Gale,
Mrs j. J. Keegan Mrs. VIM. Dunlap, Miss Lizzie
Bernard Miss Matte k Powers, Mrs. Clara Plumb
and Mrs Senator w. II. Brown, of Ell Dorado county.
Mrs. George Smith will entertain her friends at
her residence, FOG Tenth street, assisted by Mrs R.
o. Cravens, Mrs. E. A. Bower and Mrs. Belle Allen,
from IL NJ. until DIP NJ.
The officers of the Governor Daua-which leaves
for the upper Sacramento today-desire their
friends to know that Monday next they will re-
ceive New Years calls at all points on the river be-
tween Jacinto and Sacramento. The steamer that
day will be on its return trip to this city.
Gentlemen who are preparing to make New Years
calls are urgent in the request that ladies who
receive will have return cards, that the callers may
preserve these souvenirs OF the season of goodwill
HEAVY Loss.-Ye sterday a man who for
a long time past has been a pepsioner on the
Howard Benevolent Association met with a
heavy loss, according to his theory. Some
eight years since, he being sick was placed by
that association in small house, and the
rent was paid by the association. Alter a
while the steward feeling that the man was
able to earn his livelihood ceased paying his
rent The landlord was unable to get any
rent out of him. but aood-naturedy allowed
him to remain in the premises. AT last firing
of promises, he caused the tenant to be put
out of the house. Afterward the tenant told
his grievances TO friend thus / have just
lost 81 800" The friend, astonished at hear
ing of this particular person losing SO much,
asked. "How? 2" WHY he answered, /" I
have lived in house eight years, and never
paid cent of rent, and to-day they put me
out into the street"
Trademark. = Yesterday Siegfried &
Brandenstein, of San Francisco. filed with
the Secretary of State their claim for trade
mark. 1t consists of the letter IS" in the
center of lozenge-shaped field produced by
carrying around said letter border line in
the form Of diamond with its longer axis
horizontal Above this figure, and on the
letters -. O." and outside of, but in the
same horiz 1ntal with these characters, are
characters made in imitation of Chinese let
tiers. Underneath the letters j. C." are
the letters IS. F."
AGENTS DESIGNATED The Lowell Hill
Gold Mining Company have fled with the
Secretary Of State document designating j.
Martin Barney as the agent of said corpora
ton, TO reside at Lowell Hill, Nevada county,
Cal. designating him as the person upon
whom process against said company may be
served . The Stakeholder Brothers Manu-
featuring Company have fled a similar docu-
ment, naming Alfred II. Isham, to reside at
San Francisco, as their agent upon whom
process may be served in this State.
A LARGE EDIrIoN.-The New Years edi-
ton of the DAILY RECORD. UNION and the
WEEKLY UNION, to be issued from this Office
next Monday, will be the largest edition of
any paper ever published here. The supple
ments now printed may be seen IN the mail
ing-room, and permission to visit the same
can be had at the clerks desk in the publica-
ton office. The edition will weigh nearly
5000 pounds, or four and hall tons.
RPoRATED.-Y Yesterday articles of in
corporation of the First Advent Christian
Church were fled in the office of the Secre-
tary of State; object, 70 establish aud main
tain house of worship in the town of Tus-
tin, Los Angeles county, to be used in &C.
cordance with the articles OF the faith Of said
Church, and said building is TO be the princ:-
pal place of business Of said corporation I;
number of Trustees, five.
LETTERS PATEST.-Lstters patent have
been issued to Marcus A. Foster to the south.
west quarter and south half of northwest
quarter of section 5; the northeast quarter
of west half of section s; fractional north
half of northwest quarter OF section IL and
the fractional north half of northeast quarter
of section. Is, township S south, range west,
of San Bernardino base and meridian.
ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-On Thursday
evening Schiller Lodge. No. los, I. o. OF,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: Conrad Bitter, N. c.; William
Schwartz, V. G.; Joseph Arnold, r. S.; c.
I. G. Sale, P. s.; George E. Kuchler, Sr.,
Treasurer.
SURPRISE SALE.-This day and evening
there will be special inducements in every de-
partment. including many novelties in fancy
goods. Bargains ia clothing, boots, shoes,
etc All are invited. Yours truly, Anderson
& Haum q24 T street near Tenth.