Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-04
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

NJ. D. Blruek eTriveG from the East yesterday.
A number of Carson families will spend the win
ter in California.
Mrs. King and family, and Miss scAlutius, of
Georgetown, are in the city.
D. A. Covy, of Chicago, and E. Rochat, of New
York, are stopping i'll the city.
Senator Miller, of California, was registered at
one of the New York h0tels yesterday.
It's Sid there is to be Lodge Of the Knights of
Pythias soon established in Grass Valley.
Robert Harrison, the wellknoyn detective, has
returned to the city after twelve months absence
Mrs. Aldsrsey, for many years of Grass Valley,
has left for San Francisco, where she intends re-
siding
Mrs. Geo. A B anchard went to colusa yesterday,
at which place her husband and family will reside in
future.
The Sunnysidc Literary and Dancing Club Of
Truclsee has resolved on necktie party Thanksgv-
ing night
State Printer j. D. Young, Frank Foster, t B.
Mcfarland and DR.. F. w. Hatch went to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Judge Dibble, Thomas Findley, J. B. Harmon and
P. Reddy passed through, en- route from Grass Val.
ley to the Bay, yesterday.
Superintendent j. F. Kidder, of the Nevada
County Nsrrow-Gasge Railroad, came down to Sac
ramento yesterday morning.
Colonel Horace Kellogg, of Ohio, Special Agent of
the Internal Revenue Department, is in the city,
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Captain Jacks Lieutenant in the Modoc war,
% Scarfaced Charley is now peaceful farmer at
Quapau, in the Indian Territory.
Misses izzie Richards and Lille Cross have re-
turned to Sacramento from five weeks visit to San
Francisco, where they were the guests OF Mrs. Jas.
S. Cluf.
The members OF sylvsnia Lodge, Noe12. L o. C.
T., Grass Valley, gave social to their friends on
Tuesday evening, on the occasion Of public install
lation Of officers for the present term.
Henry johnson, the popular conductor on the
Folsom road who has been laying off - for few
days owing to an attack OF pleurisy, is again all
right and win soon resume his gold banded cap.
Miss Belle Knox, who has been visiting some time
with Mrs Dr. Mccormick, at Grass Valley, will re-
turn to her home in Sacramento to-day. The
young lady has made many friends in Grass Valley,
say the local press.
There were in tins city Yesterday from San Fran
vich, f. Sinclair A. W. Starbird, John P. Campbell
and A 7. Egsl ston.
Burt johnson and wife arrived here last evening
from their home in Big Meadows. He reports q
greater amount OF travel over the Tehama county
wagon road the past season, than during any sum
mer and fall since he lived in Big Meadows Red
Bluff Cause, November 3D.
The fifth anniversary Of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs J. W Kerns took place at their residence in
Suisun last Tuesday evening. Among the largs
Miss Palmer of San Francisco Miss Char,eve,
Miss Fifeid, Mrs. Hunt. II. 0dell, T. Morris, r. Nc
Mullen aud Charles 0dell, all of Sacramento.
among those in town yesterday were Mark E.
Lewis Tucson; G. " Thompson, Boston c. Cob
lentz and wife, El Dorado; A. Borland, Cclona J.
C. Huntoon, Miss Peterson, TehaIna G. II. Smith
and sen, Biggs Mrs. W. S. Wilkinson, San Diego
]. H Bailey, Marysville Miss Olive Slayback and
child, SAN Diego; A. 7. Nordyke, The Daes Or.
]. C. Mccleary, Iowa Hill; A. white, Forest
Home; z. R Pease Gait; A Wilkin, Franklin J.
W. Jensen, J. R. Olsen, L. Green, Courtland; W.
Miller, Plymouth J. NJ. Brown, Sebastopol; and r.
G. Morgan, New Hope
| The unique sfair of the season at Petaluma was
the golden wedding OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hall last
Saturday night, the FIRST fftieth anniversary that
has been celebrated there. The Dr. and Mrs. Hall
were taken by surprise when their host of friends
surrounded then. Parson Barnes reunited the bride
of 6s and the groom CT ~ and displayed before their
gaze a number of cleaning e medals" which were
secured upon the surface of snowy ribbon, and
talked beautifully of the notto, In God We
Trust" engraved upon the "medals." The doctor
took every word the parson said literally, cid when
he discovered the medals were $50 pieces, he sat
down with mouth ard eyes wide open in astonish
rnent, and looked dazed the remainder Of the even