Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-12
L. ]. Lithauer has gone to Bartlett Springs.


yesterday.
Mrs s. A. Henderson, Of orland is in Red Bluff
visiting friends.
Ore black stocking and one cardinal red one now
makes fashionable pair.
i j. H Burnham, of Folsom, is taking in the
mountain breeze at Tahoe.
Mrs. C. W. Clarke and family have gone to Santa
Cruz to remain few weeks.
! Mrs F. P. Rowell has returned from her soiourn
OF several weeks at Bonner Lake.
Misses Nettie and Sadie Ten Eyck have gone to
the country for a few weeks rustieation.
r. f. Corinne, recently teacher at jackson, has
been employed to teach the Kinny school.
Chris Ecklon, of Folsom. is enjoying hunting
season in the mountains near Lake Tahoe.
Mrs Orrin Collier and son. of Folsom, are visit
| ing their relations and friends in this city.
Mrs p H. Russell, Mrs. W. B. c. Brown and Miss
| Susie Russell are at present at Bolinas Bay
| Tinted satin sandals embroidered with tiny pearl
beads greatly favored by young ladies who dance
| The Prince of Wales has subscribed 100 guineas
toward the national memorial to the Earl OF Beacons
! field.
Mrs. C. W. Alexander returned yesterday morn
ing from six months trip TO her friends at the
! East.
| NJ Dreyfus, of San Frlncisco L. c. Montfort, of
Sacramento and J. Gillgin, Of Tehama, are at Red
Bluff.
! Judge W. s. Stafford, Execu i've Clerk to the Gov
ernor- went to Monterey yesterday, accompanied by
| his wife
Rev. W. H. Hill, formerly of Sacramento, is in
town, and will go to Quincy, Plumas county, for
/ two months stay.
Robert Tirroll, of Cambridge, Mass, colored
student OF Harvard College, is head waiter at an
eastern summer hotel.
| Some of the new lace pins and bonnet ornaments
show griffin, sphinx Mediea heads in bronze
/ enamel and Roman gold.
Collector A. l.. Frost, who has been 10 Placeryille
on account of the illness and death OF a. }. Ken
nedy, returned yesterday.
Dana Perkins was taken to his home in R9ekln
on Wednesday, when he was much better, but still
| is hardy able to be moved.
Mrs. }. F. Richardson and two children left yes
terday for Santa Cruz. Miss Ada Richardson is at
| tending the Normal School at San Jose.
| c. Asher, of Red Bluff and Mrs. Charles Carroll
and Miss Nellie Thorpe of this city, have gone to
| Santa Cruz and Monterey for a few weeks.
Sumner Dibble left Grass Valley for San Frarciseo
Wednesday morning for the purpose OF pursuing
| his legal studies at the Hastings Law School,
A. j. Foster, of Grass Valley, went to Santa Cruz
Wednesday to join his family who have been
sojeurning at that seaside resort for several months
|. J. A Heylnan SOD of A. HeyInan, of this city,
| went to Berkeley yesterday to cut the Freshman
class of the classical department OF the University
! j. J. shaffer and family returned to Marysville
| from Bartlett Springs on Wednesday, and Joseph
Zeigler and George I. Gribner from Humbug valley
| The twenty-five Chinese students who have been
| called home from Hartford, Conn, passed Omaha
| Yesterday, and Will arrive in Sacramento August
| 18th.
A Good Templars' Lodge was instituted at Placer
vile August I'd, and recently Parlor of the Order
of the Native Sons of the Golden West was opened
there.
| Wreaths of pilded wheat-heads adorn some of the
new French bonnets of black Spanish lace The
brns of these capotes oordered with gold lace
applique bands.
Captain J. D. Young and party, Of this city will
leave Big Meadows the 18th, and stop for q few
days at the springs in Humbug valley, reaching
| home about the Goth inst.
| H NJ Barnes and ]. E. Niles returned to Yreka
last Monday from tour through portions of Modoc,
Lassen and Lake counties, going by way OF Redding
aad returning via Linkville.
Quite large number ef persons from Jackson
Vile Ashland and other points IN Southern Oregon,
were at Linkville last Sunday, and enjoyed the
steamer excursion on the lake
/ There were in the city yesterday from Woodland:
| H. Glascaek, Miss Glascock, Miss Rice, Miss NJ.
| Kane Miss Maggie Kane, Mrs. Martin, H. S. Deane
| and wife, A. G. Kane and Marshall Diggs.
The camp meeting conducted for the Santa Rosa
! Circuit OF the NJ L. Church South will be held at
| the mouth OF Graham Canyon Sonoma creek,
commencing August 25th, and holding two
| Sundays.
! and Miss Jeanette A. James, Of Tehams county,
married on Wednesday morning at the home Of the
| brides mother Blue Tent creek, by Rev. w. Il
Howard, OF Red Bluff
The farmers OF Illinois are very much exercised
about the depredations of the Hessiau fly, and
| 10 know something Of its origin. II We mistake
| not it was General Washington VINO first made the
! Hessian fly in this country
| T. n Crouch, the author of the famous song
| Kathleen Mayourneen,s an EnglIshmau, who was
soldier in the Conf derate army is living at Baltl
more at the age of than 20 years, and in
| Strengthened circumstances.
| DR.. ". A. Br ggs returned yesterday from Cousa,
where his family are spending several weeks. His
little,rl years Of age got of her eyes injured
few days since, and it feared would cause tie
loss of sight, but the prospects are favorable now
/ for recovery.
w E Terry and family arrived yesterday from a
| two months sejoarn in the mountains BY the
same train came al o his father, Dr. NJ Terry from
| Waterford, Pa, who has seen nearly four,scofe
years and yet ade the tTaHscontinental trip, he
| states, with ease and real enjoyment
W. t. Galloway of San Francisco, Grand Patriarch
| of the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows OF the
State OF California, accompanied by !. W. Hays,
| of Grass Valley, Past Grand Patriarch, paid
fraternal visit to Mistletoe Encampment of Nevada
CITY Monday evening. delegation OF members
from Grass Valley was also present
| J. T. Argyle, OF Arbuckle, S. E. Wilson, of Suffer
county, A. P. Hill, d. Ward, john d. La Monte, W.
| p Cerloch Jas Cross T. D. Meyer T. Sunderland,
A. T. Webster and U. Edwards of San Francisco, Z.
Gettigan, Of Virginia City, and G. ". Colby Of
Nord R. C. Downs. OF Suffer Greek, and K. C.
Woods, of Oakland were in the city yesterday.
Professor h. B. Conklin and wife being about to
remove from Placervle, having relinquisbed charge
| Of the Placeryille Academy to Professor G. p.
TindaI the people of Pacerville have resolved TO
gre the Conkns farewell party next Tuesday
| evening and at the same time formally receive Mr..
Tinda and family. The affair will take pace at the
| Academy
| black velvet dress is enriched by shirred and
rued pastron of surah, either black or coored, or
else the plastron may be covered with jet. For
MA afr
is brocaded in white and gold, beaded with pearls,
or else it may be SHRED satin surah OF some becom
ing color, and may be cut open and square at the
top, and trimmed with plested lace.
On Friday evening" July 10Th. the Ancient Order
of United workmen at PlaceTve celebrated the
second anniversary OF the establishment Of Lodge
OF the Order in that city bya feast OF good thirgs
for the inner man, and flow Of eiequence and good
sense Many invited guests, well members,
were present, and the ladies were by no means a
small proportion of the congregation.
Deputy County Clerk W. Is. Hamilton and Adam
Damn leave Sacramento TO day with gilt-edged
| camping outfit and a retinue of servants, grooms,
cooks and all other necessary articles for comfort
and digestion. The health-g wing ozone OF tie
mountains viii be largely appropriated by this
party as well rs the brain food to be derived from
fish, aud recuperation from wild meats.
At the Mission San Luis Rey, August 25th, the
centennial celebration of the founding Of the Mis-
sion viii be held 1t viii begin on the 25th and will
last four DAYS. Mass viii be celebrated in the old
1
| fights horse racing, fireworks, dancing, Mexican
| circus foot races, Indian war.daucss, etc. Won't
they have a real social and personal time Of IT,
thought
W Jones and wife, OF Dazyille, Va, were in the
. city YESTERDAY, and went to San Francisco in the
afternoon. Mr.. Jones is proprietor Of one Of the
largest tob eco factories in Virginia. and will inves
tigate the subject OF growing and the manuac sure
Of tobacco an additional branch of industry In
tas state. He intends remsining to the State Fair
for ths purpose, and with desire to see the gen.
eral exhibit OF California products
VIM Mumrna and Miss L L. Grove, Of Maryland,
were married yesterday In the Presbj terrain Church.
in this citv. by Rev. W II. Dyer of the Episcopal
Church The marriage ceremonies were in accord
anee with the Episcopal form and would have taken
place the Episcopal Church had it not been closed
for repairs. Miss NJ. L. Aiken, of Richmond Va,
acted as bridesmaid and Noah Mey as groomsnan.
County Treasurer A. G Kean, Of Yolo county, gave
the bride away. large number OF friends were
present and many valuable presents made. The newly
married couple left for San Francisco in the after
nocn accompanied by Mr. and Mrs W. c. Curtis.
They will be joined there tomorrow by Mrs.
! George F. Todd and Miss Matte f. Todd, of this
! city, and spend time at Monterey Bay. They
! viii make their future home at Woodland.
The arrivals at L Ike Tahoe TO August 10th were
J. II. Bnrnham, S. COIN, Folsom II. Hogan, Mer.
eel j. A. Owens, Mrs c. G. Lyon, Carson Miss
Florence Mckune, Sacramento; Hank F. Freder-