Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-01

(Ihe season approaches when parties, balls, social
reunions, society celebrations, etc, throughout
the State viii be more frequent Advance an
! nouncement OF such events, properly youehed foF,
viii find place in this column, if IL. The rule
does not, OF course, apply 10 such public events
within the city as should properly be first an
nounced in the business eolumns.l
John F. stoH has returned from a summer camp
| ing trip.
W. c. Van Fleet has returned from his visit to
! the Bay.
Congressman c. P. Berry is stopping at the Capt.
| tol Hotel.
Ed S. James is lying very sick at his home in this
city of lung fever.
Miss Mamie Chamberlain has returned from her
visit TO Blue Canyon
N. s Hammer has returned from Monterey, where
his wife still remains.
Dr. S. j. NJ Rogers, of Marysville, passed through
yesterday for San Francisco.
H. J. KiIgarif has returned from his trip to Los
Angeles and Southern California.
Mrs. James 8IcCleery returned last evening from
an extended visit to San Francisco
Miss Mary Luther, of Sacramento is on visit OF
several weeks to friends at Vallejo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman and daughter have
returned to Woodland from their trip to Monterey.
Rev N. r. Peck, of Ophir has been confined to his
bed fer the last two weeks of chills and fever.
N. A. Kidder returned yesterday from San Fran.
cisco, where he has been visiting for the past few
days.
Norton Bush has returned from his sketcbing tour
in the Coast range, having secured several fine
sketches.
DR.. Merritt and family, of Woodland, have gone
on pilgrimage to the mountains, to be absent
eral weeks.
a pleasant social party was given at Florin on
Saturday last by air Jones, at which several were
present from Sacramento.
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Helena, Napa county, for some time past, viii re-
turn TO Sacramento to-day.
Governor Perkins leaves here next Monday for
Los Angeles He will deliver the Grafton at the Los
Angeles centennial celebration.
Mrs. Cherries sellinger, Chas. F. selinger and sis
ter leave TO day for Cincinnati, Ohio, where they
viii remain about three months.
Miss Wilton, from an Francisco, who has been
spending few weeks with Mrs. Dexter ct Wood
land, returned home Wednesday.
Misses Martha and Jennie Sullivan, WHO have
been visiting friends ct San Francisco for the last
two weeks, have returned home TO day.
A juvenile minstrel club held forth on Fourth
street, between and g, on Tuesday evening, and
afforded pleasant entertainment to their listeners
Mrs. CT rS and sons. Of oakland, have bought
the Hartman place, on the Madison road for SIS coo,
and will soon become permaAent residents Of Wood
lard.
Miss Ina and Lulu ellis returned to day from
AAAis Nl4elS nave oSSn NLS ldsb ultbll
spending their summer vacation, as the guests of
Mr. Rae.
f. 3. Willis, OF Sacramento has gone to Fapa
county to meet P. X Stockton. and the two will 90
thence into the wids OF Lake county for three
weeks hunt.
c. NJ. Elkins, Of Roeklin, and an engineer upon
the Central Pacific Railroad, married last Satur-
day at San Francisco to Miss Annie A. Peterson, OF
Oregon City.
c. T. Alvord, wife and child, Misses Kitty and
Mollie Duncan, Annie Evans Frank Kindleberger
and L. Z. Baney returned to Red Bluff from their
mountain trip Monday.
Mountain Jack, or the Coon Terrifer" from
near Shasta mountain, came down on Tuesdays
train He expects to attend the State Fair, and
will no doubt be central figure.
Mrs. George W. Smith, of Vallejo, viii leave for
the East in few days visit to her daughter
Mrs. Potts, and friends and relatives In October
she will rejon her husband IL Mexico.
The camping party consisting of Geo woodburn,
Ed S. James and Chas. Atwood, who left for Silver
Lake and vicinity about three weeks ago, have re-
turned after very pleasant excursion
The party from Sacramento county composed OF
sIyron Smith, Mrs. c. a. Hull, Miss Rose Hull and
S'rs. Tuck has returned from the mountains, and
judging from the trophies Of the chase they display
evidently had good time
Chas. E. Pickett, who has been upon this coast
since 1913, proposes to return to the Eastern States
this winter for the first time since that date and
engage in lecturing tour upon the physical features
and natural resources of the Pacific slope.
Richard Mohr, son of Charles Mohr, of this city,
who has been pursuing studies at Frankfort, gaGua-
ted about two months ago. Since that time he has
been visiting in various parts of Europe and is OK
pected TO return to Sacramento in about month.
/. H. Iocey and family. of Durham returned from
an excursion to the Big Meadows last week They
came back with rather poor impression Of the
country up there, having met with lad luck in fish
ing, aud icing very much fatigued with the long
ride.
S. Morris, who has been Secretary Of Congrega-
ton Brai Israel during the past two years, was
complimented Jew days since with half dozen
heavy sold silver tablespoons with his Initials en-
graved in tablet. The present was made Ly the
congregation as 4 mark of esteem.
G. w. Peacock Marysyille; T. R. Stephens, PA
cerville C. Il. Harris and Annie Cooley, Modcc;
" Croker, Red Bluff; George Shear and wife,
Chico; c. a. Clark, FL; Q. Logan NJ. Rosner, a. J.
Clarke and wife, j. FRANKIE and II. E. Bothin o. San
Francisco, were in the city yesterday
Herman Kirlaldie, OF this city, returned yester-
day from Hicolaus, where he was called by 5ason
af the death of sister, Mrs. a. Arens Mrs. Arcns
was. a,l old resident, hlviug resided at her late
home since 1888 Shit died a few days since at San
Francisco from having tumor removed.
The inaugural reunion OF the Hannah Angling
Club took place at the clubs grounds al Sims Lake
few da5 S ago. most enjoyable time was had A
collation. YVES spread during the Cay. Among the
disciples CT Izaak Walton present were the Misses
Keys, Myron Rays, Jennie BricEwood and Mary F.
Smith.
Albert Manning, of this city, who recently mar
red the MIS- Daily who resides on and IS The pos
SCISSOR Of fine ranch, two miles south Of Dixon, will
bid adieu to Sacramento, and prob bly, open law
Office in Dixon, where be can attend to matters legal
and otherwise at the same time. He returned
from his wedding trip yesterday and went to his
new vicinage in the afternoon.
On Tuesday last at Riverside Farm, one and
hal miles southeast OF HealdsDurm. there
very delightful affair, being double wedding The
contracting parties Miss Leuu Genella daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs G. w. Paget, of San Francisco,
and James V, son Of j. I. Jeffress. The other
couole were Miss Susie Heron Paget and John X.
Jeffress The brides sisters and the grooms are
brothers.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens with a large party Of
/ Lone Pliers, returned from the Kern river fishing
/ grounds during the week The party report plen-
tiful catch Of trout, but-the rattesnakes are i'm
mense They aver that there wasn't drop Of
snake Juice in tie camp, yet each one of the crowd
regularly returned a killing Of from one to five
rat.ers per day Stevens says that if be were play
! ing poker with them there he could bet on
| full hand OF snakes every time before the draw
| ANYWAY the rock creyices seem to be full OF Them
| and complaint Is made that they do not give the
usual warning rattle upon apprOach.-IInyo hide
| pendent.
Saturday evening an invitation rarity was held ct
the residence Of Reith Bros, near the Union House
| The lawn was decorated with colorcd lights and
| ornamental lanterns. Mrs. Reita spread for the
guests an excellent supper in all respects. The
guests voted the plrty Of she most enjoyable
ever held in That section. Among those present
were John Reith, SF., II. N: Reith, Miss hitne
Bostgick Miss Hattie Sims, Miss Laura NJ. Toll,
Hiss Hattie Mc5Ilip, Miss 3se L. Hull Miss Minnie
/ L. Hull, Jeunis Reith, Chss. Huh, Ian Hays, Scott
! Shaffer, VIM Sins, w. Reith, May Richardson,
| Julia Judd F. C. Morris, w. L. Tod, F. W. Peter
/ son and others.
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