Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-24

| to give localities clearly Anonymous commui
cations will in no case receive attent;on.l
Charles NJ. Cogian has returned from the bay.
f. L. Hawk and wife have returned from Partle
Springs.
Judge Jennison is lying quite i'll a. his home
Paskenta.
W. p Coleman and R. NJ. Hamilton returned We
terday from the bly.
William Saunders of the Woodland De,aoera
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs John Quin has returned, much benefited
health from her stay in the mountains.
Sparrow Smith, wife and son went to Santa Cru
yesterday, to be absent a week or ten days.
DR.. C. r. T. Hewes, who has been absent Il
several months, has returned to Sacramento
| Dan. Reardon, of this city, left yesterday for
two weeks visit to Eureka, Humboldt county.
Dr. F. W. Hatch, 31rs. j. L. Huntoon and G. N
| Haytou and wife have returned from the seaside
Miss Maggie Boutwi Il left for Benieia yesterday
where she viii pursue her studies at ST. Catherine
Convent.
Mrs. Charles Young and son, of Blacks Station
Yolo county, are visiting the city guests Of E
Comstoek.
Henry George ard wife left last evening for yir
GINA City, New, from which place they Will star
East within few days.
Sheriff Mccoy and wife. OF Marysvile, who have
been spendirg several days at the Bay passed
through Yesterday to their homes.
r. d. Stephens has returned from visit to San
Francisco 1t understood that he carried a bot le
of oil to the metropolis pour upon the troubled
Democratic waters
n L. Drew, who has been Spying out the coun.
try of Arizona and became quarantined at Tucson
by the railroad washouts, arrived home YESTERDAY.
and does not like the "dry season" in the new
promised land.
The camping party consisting Of G. II. Stevens
wifi nd
and Miss Nellie Bundy, have returned from a four
weeks stay at Silver Lake, FL Dorado county, ami
are warm in their praise of that locality
A very pleasant affair occurred Thursday evening"
last at the residence of a. W. Cove six miles from
Lodi, in the share of an Invitation sufpiz, marty
tended to Miss Lille Dunn, who is the guest Of Miss
Lila Cove. Seventyfye invitations were sent ont.
The arrivals at HarbiHs Springs on A,ss,.sa 2 st
were: Fred. Rosendorf, Harrisburg, Or; F. ]
Sheds. Marysville; L. b. lawson, San Jose H A.
Webster and wife, Port Townsend, W T.; Thomas
Menzes and wife, Rio Vista; Carrie E. Field, Milp.
tas; @. Thornquist, C. Forshlnd East Oakland L.
Coleman. Sacramento; A. Merrill and wife, Morris
Falk, San Francisco; J. Swartz, Carp Ponds
pleasant social party, in the nature Of 4 farewell
banquet, given at Brlnstetter's Hail. Roseville
one evening this week, in honor Of Miss Flora
Botsford, who was about to return to her home in
this city, and Ed. Stock, who will return this week
to Red Bluff. The banquet was speed with toasts
and singing, and dancing followed later in the even.
ing, the music being furnished by Messrs. Martin
and Woodruff.
These were in the city yesterday Judge Dibble
and William Hiekney, OF Grass Valley William
Porter, Suisun; William Beckman, Yacayie; Sena-
tor Johnston, Richland; Edward Cummins E. A.
Bobm, II. Simon, Samuel Davis, San Francisco;
Cniles NJ Yates, T. J. Gum, W. J. Owen, Oakland !;
Mrs J. p. Cochran and niece, Oregon: Miss Terre
LAWSON, Miss Nettic Lawson, Miss Laura Heath,
Mrs. T. s. Spaulding, Woodland; L.. a spurgeon,
Capay William Earl, Chico.
tho p;ousarsi .aJa,,ra4;o,, -. o.,
OF September these will be the officers President of
the day, James Meehau Reader of the Day, James
f. Gould Poet OF the Day, c. B. Swift Orator.
Captain Vim. Sway OF San Francisco; Marshal K
w. Palmer; Assistant Marshal, VIM II. Fox Sons
and daughters of Pioneers will compose the gee
club OF the day. Marshall the discoverer OF gold is
to be present There will be procession, a lunch
Ia 40, games for rizes, and bali at night. The
lone Cornet Band will furnish instrumental music
VIM B. Hamilton, Adam Damn and W. F. Griprs
returned yesterday from a ten days hunting and
fishing excursion to Big Silver creek and Silver
Lake region. They were gone ten days. and report
having had delightful time. They got away with
considerable bar meat took 300 mounds of tront
and as for venison-why to believe them and who
d1re doubt 'em . the deer just came out of the
bushes and begged the privilege Of being slaugh-
tersd. Certain it is they had veuison in plenty,
for they jerked large quantity, and to prove
it jerked fine piece of the jerked into this Office
Yesterday rs sample.
The arrivals at Bartlett Springs from the 18th to
the 21st instant wsre John 1oninger wife and
child, Nord; Elias Cowart aud John Williams, of
Williams; VIM. Morehouse, San Francisco Albert
Hitler, Woodland; J. W. Doty and VIM. Thorn
Maxwell; C. McNath, Geroge 4. Wood and J. H.
Goldsmith, Lower Lake; D. Miller, Williams j.
Hillary, Calaverss county; J. II. Pruett, Williams;
Mrs. johnson, Biggs Station; S. r. Dodge and D.
Y. Thompson, Upper Lake; ". G. Brown, Suffer
county; Mrs VIM. Rice, Walnut creek Mrs. J. C.
Hill and son. San Bdenaventtlra; W. R. Johnson
W. DOty, wife and Child Bear valley
VIM. Sullivan and L. W. Upham, Collinsviile; john
Dickey, Colusa &. II. Osgood and L. Morvrey,
Downieville G. II. Stout, Tehama S. Reid Srlarts-
vile J. w. Davis Wilkins.