Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-02
SOCIAL lNp PERSONAL.
E.B Wills returned from Shasta yesterday.

| E. B. Willis returned from Shasta yesterday.
II. weinrieh is recovering from his late illness
Governor Einkead, Of Nevada, has returned home
to Carson.
Mrs Sol RunYon and daughter are visiting in San
Francisco.
MS. Beals has met with 8 fall. by which he had
two Of his ribs broken.
II. L. Rutgers and H. J. Robin, Of San Francisco,
were in the city yesterday.
j. r. Webster has returned from lis visit to the
Southern part OF the State.
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer returned home from Port
land by the steamer Oregon last Friday
Miss Laura Morton, Deputy State Librarian, has
returned from a vacation of two weeks ut the Bay.
Henry F. Hobart, editor and proprietor of the
Beoit Free Press, OF Beoit Wis, is visiting Cali
| fornia.
j. A. Louthitt, who has been in the city for sew
eral days past, returned to his home at Stockton
yesterday
| H. miller, Jr., and family, have moved into
their new house on Grand street and Encinal ave-
nue., Alameda.
Mrs. sara T. Philips, OF Santa Rosa, has gene to
San Francisco, where sne will reside until the re-.
| tu'n Of her husband.
L. r. Snow, who has been resident of San
Leandro Tor the last sixteen year, LEFT for his birt
place, Adrian, Mich last Sunday week.
Mrs Henry C. Wilson and children, of Tulare
and j. r. Bailey and wife, of Modesto, viii arrive
from the East BY overland train this morning.
The party consisting of L. B. Redding j. OF.
Gum and Frank Hutchinson came down from Pros
ser Lake yesterday morning and went TO the Bay.
Mrs. Kavanaugh, vile OF Bishop kayanaugh, has
written very interesting letter to her friends on
the occasion of her leaving the cost to rejon her
husband and proceed to her hoAle at Louisville.
Rev. Robert Bentley came up from San Jose and
met his wife and children upon their arrival from
the East yesterday morning, and returned with
them by the forenoon train over the Western di-
vision.
A third operation has been performed on Il
shoulder of G. J. CaIpeutsr, or FL Dorado, wi
lAt.ly met with a severe accident, by which dislo
cation OF the shoulder caused, and the patient
is now improving.
Boston girls are becoming esthetics. Cne re-
Gently inquired for furniture covering, some
thing with distinct individuality but rather sub
dued and pensye, with dash of pathos and faint
suggestion of infinite tenderness"
At the fourth days session of the International
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers. at Bati-
more Md officers OF the Order were elected for the
ensuing year, and among them D. G. Horton, Of
Tulare, Cal, was chosen Third Grand Assistant En-
gineer.
Rev. j. II White, who occupied the Congrega-
tioua pulpit at Gilroy for short time last spring,
and sill more recently dispensed in the SOU h
Methodist Church ct Fresno, is now stationed in
Tulare where he has collected sufficient funds to
build him Il ehodist Church.
There were in the city Yesterday Ed. Christy, Fol-
som; F. E. Baker srd wife Woodland G. Kerby,
Birds Landing J. Mcintosh, Chico; Mr.. aud Mrs
Willard, Los Angeles Mrs. Ritter, n chisan Bar
A. $. Thomson. Massachusetts,; |. n Pease and sis
ter, lone City; T. 5. Wilbur, Buckeye Ranch p r.
Beckley aud vile, Franklin; h. Burt, Amador. Miss
Hadley, Yoo county J. Woods, Mrs. E. Holmes,
Michigan Bluff Louis Meiss and Henry Meiss,
Laguna.