Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-21
socI.L AND PERSONAL.

Ben steinman and vile have gone on a trip to San
Francisco.
Central Park in Chicago VII hereafter be known
as Garfield Park
Justice Stephen ]. Field Is collecting data for a
history of Caliiornis.
Grove L. johnson ard wife viii arrive here from
the East this morning.
The new German Singing clus, the Liyermore
Harmonic, is a success.
Bishop q; II. Kavanaugh is preaching missionary
sermons in Montana Territory.
Miss l. Lynch, OF Virginia City, is visiting here
rs the guest Of Mrs. A L. Hart
Mormon Bishop o. F. whitney, of Salt Lake, ex.
poets TO leave for Great Britain on Monday.
H. NJ Yerington, of Carson, has gone to Candle
lara and way ports ON voyage Of inspection.
Mrs. Jares ohinnick, of Elk Grove, is spending a
few days in Sacramento, her former residence.
Miss Maud Eaton, of Biggs Station, who was mar
red to W T. Pufys, OF this city, last fall has fallen
heir to $4,000
Will be pressed by his friends for the position of
BrigaGier-General to succeed General McComb
Alexander III. is mentioned ss the possessor of
almost eyangelistic opinions and he often declares,
am quite ready to meet death Wien it comes"
Mrs Nettie Gilman was the pient of surprise
party one evening this week at the hands Of about
sixty fr;encs. a most enjoyable social evening
passed.
RIA Harlan a son OF Justice Harlan, and vale
dicorian of the last class at Princeton College, has
been appointed to s., COO elerkship in the Post
Office Department
Bret has been working too hard. For four years he
has drawn his salary United States Consul at
Glasgow without assistance
Dr. Helen W. Webster, Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology and resident physician at Fassar College
for eight years, has resigned and resumed Der prac
ticc at New Bedford, Mass.
General John Fchols, of Virginia, reports that on
tour through the backwoods of Kentucky and
West Virginia he found even the cabins OF the col,
ored people with their bits OF Grape, in mourning
for President Garfield.
Frank Miller Cashier Of D. O. Hills Co.'S Bank,
went East last evening" to be gone about four weeks,
or until about the, LIST of December. He will first
visit Milwaukee, where his mother resides He will
go thence to New York.
Old farmer Purdy, OF Long Valley, has gone to his
rest. He came to the coast when the coast
young, and has for score Of years lived in Long
Valley He was the oldest Mason on the Pacific
coast, having Joined the order in 1S25.-IReno
Gazette.
A lady who says she hasn't received fashi on
magazine for three months writes to know what
will be used most this winter. 1t is probable that
stove wood, gum boots, beef, bread, beans and UNI
brellas and such, will rival other necessaries of
lie this season.
While Buffalo Bill, accompanied by his wife and
daughter walking to his hotel III Council Bluffs
Ia, from the opera house, unknown man rode
up and fred three shots at him from revolver.
demented saloon keeper was discovered to be the
assailant, and has been held to answer.
Miss Leila J. Robinson is Boston's first woman
lawyer Not being allowed to practice in Court she
has made arrangements with prominent gentlemen
Of the profession to conduct her after she has
prepared them. She graduated number four in a
class of thirty-two from the Boston University Law
School.
E. Russell, Dixon; A Anderson, San Francisco T.
LeBeouf Georgetown E A. Clark, Winters; A.
Brown, Sheridan; John Bryant Costumes C. II.
Colby, Dutch Flat; G A. C,sgSell, 7. A. Cogswell,
A. Cogswell and wife, La6eview, Oregon Mrs. f.
Smith, New Haven. Conn; !. n. and c. n Jndson,
Brooklyn, n. Y; W. S. Criss and wife, Williams ;
c. Kirby, Birds Landing ]. W. Croker, Oakland :;
G. W. Scott and wife, Madison l. B. Stanton, Fall
River l. C. Bell, Woodland; Miss Spaulding,
Woodland, are visiting the CITY,
On Wednesday evening, at the farm of Mrs. G. E.
Bates, ia this county, a good old-flshioned house
| warming gwen, TO commemorate the finishing
| of new residence. A great many were present
| from the surrounding country, Sacramento, Elk
Grove, Brighton and Costumes. Among those
present were noticed Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Patterson Mr.
and Mrs. William Frasier, Mr.. aud Mrs. Rollins, Mr..
and Mrs Leayitt, Misses Amy and Nettie Darling,
Rhoda and Nettie Bates Estella Bell, Celia Buel,
Misses Cummings and Grant, Emma Haas, Misses
| Wilson, Hannah Gardner and Jessie Roden, and
| siessrs. McGoom, Bates Walsh, Patton, Lambert,
| Buell. McKenney, Millard, Supple and Jones'