Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05

within the city as should pr perry be first an
nounced in the business columnsl
H G. Smith has returned from Napa equity.
Resident Engineer J. r. Wilkinson has gone to
Tuscan Springs
Captain Albert Foster has returned from his trip
to the upper Sacramento.
John F. Cooper and family have returned from a
visit of week to the Bay.
L L. Baker and wife, Of Berkeley, arrived from
the East by overland yesterday.
George B. Beatty, now a resident OF Madison,
Yolo county, wasin the city yesterday.
George D. McLain, of Sweetland, passed through
yesterday afternoon from below to his home.
D. A. Hamburger has returned from a several
weeks trip to Oregon and Washington Territory.
Win J. Davis, Geo. E. Bates and L. s. Taylor have
gone to Marysvile to be absent two or three days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Reyes and Miss j. b. Dolan, of Wads
WORTH Nevada, visiting in the city guests OF
W. F. Folan.
Mrs. Frank Ruhstallar and children returned on
Saturday from a two weeks visit with her parents
in Yolo county.
Mrs NJ E. Mumford, teacher IN this city, who has
been spending her vacation at San Rafael, returned
home Saturday.
J. T. Kidder, Superintendent of the Nevada Mar
row-gauge Railroad, passed through yesterday from
the bay to his home.
The ball at Swiss Station given on Saturday
ing l3SI was largely Quite were
present from this city.
Mrs Emma Hughes, of this city, will teach the
school Williams the coming season, and left for
that place on Saturday.
A. Mailla1d, P. X. Austin and Miss S. Aust n, q
San Rafael, among the passengers to arrive from
the East this morning.
Charles Nordhof, author of werk upon the
climate and resources Of California will arrive from
the East this morning.
T. Ctayyart uif nd children Missas Hattie
and Mary Bewse, OF Ione viii arrive from the East
by overland this morning.
P. L. Hickman returned Saturday from an eight
weeks absence at the East. The most OF his visit
was spent in Pittsburg, Pa.
pleasant surprise party, with dance finale
was rendered to Fred White at the hall in Washing
ton on Saturday evening. There was large num-
Der present
Mrs. s. NJ Hoover, of Elk Grove, who went to
Butte county two weeks since on account OF the
serious illness OF her brother has returned home,
her brother being colvaleScent.
Rev. DR.. Bentley preached his farewell sermon at
the Sixthstreet NJ E. Church, in this city, last
ing. He has been in charge OF this church forthree
year5-the limit under the politY OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Rev l. E. Dwinell and family have returned from
their vacation at the seaside Regular services were
resumed Yesterday in the Congregational Church,
the subject for the evening service being Vacation
Sights and Thoughts About California"
Dr. G. L. Simmons and family returned from
their trip to Silver Greek and Lake Tahoe Satur
day. The doctor thinks there is no healthier or
better wayto visit the mountains than to 90 in the
old fashioned camping wagon and by the toll-grade
from Placeryille.
0. P. Goodhue and wife, of this city, and L. W.
Blinn and wife, of Tombstone, Arizona, left Satur
day afternoon by the Oregon division for Tucsan
Springs They propose to be gone several days.
and, from the outfit and supplies composing their
baggage it is evident that they propose to capture
the springs and everything animate and inanImate
in that vicinity.
The arrivals at Bartlett Springs for the first two
days OF September were follows J. Gallon
Smith. wife and child, Suffer county; A. A. Thayer
and wife, C. W. Wilson and wife, Grand Island ; Z.
l. Upham, E. L. Muzza, Collinsville; F. J. Taylor,
Birds Landing; j. W. Davis, Fountain House; 0.
E. Yates, Lower Lake A. J. Tally, wife and child,
Miss A. Tully, +. Jones, Spring Valley; W. d.
Hanson and wife, Frank J. Shields, Marysville
A. G. Rose Sierra City; VIM. Donal Montezuma
G. A. Gaynor, Yuba county; E. C. Creller, Grass
Valley; Mrs. A. Dorman and two children, Contra
Costa county.
In the absence of his better half who visiting the
bay. and to sympathize with him in his lneness, a
genuine surprise party OF the " rale old sort" was
extended on Saturday evening by large number of
friends, Of the male pursuason, To N. J. Flynn, at
lis residence on Twelfth street. most enjoyable
social time was had, and the recipient set forth
collation. Of a class to rival in style and quality the
most gilt-edged, and in which the host developed
into eminent white-apron caterer. T0asts were
given, speeches made, and music was furnished By
the Golden City Che Club. The festivities con.
tnued until every had made his speech
and told bis biggest story in TO the last one.
The following are the arrivals at Aliens Springs
since last report Harry Wescott and son, George
W. Browning, John Halsey, Joseph Wohlfrom, J.
F. Mari and wife, A. Corey and W. A. Somerset,
Colusa E. L. Clark A. II. Wood II. L. Baker,
Lower Lake; Joe brooke nneur John Wohlfrom,
II. b. Hunt and Captain Cook, Yolo T. Wehring,
SinartsYille F. HOuphuOu and wife Tehanla: War
rem Entrican, Blacks Station Henry Ehrbardt,
Sacramento; Charity Brown, VIM. Granless, Mrs
c. Grantees, Misses W. and NJ. Burns, Michigan Bar;
OF McC;inley's comedy troupe; Wesley Elliott anu
Susan Elliott, knights Landing j. L. Davis, Syc
amore.