Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-28

to give localities clearly. Anonymous eommuni.
cations will in no case receive attention.l
There are about $50 persons at Camp Capitola
w. C. Van Fleet has returned from San Francisco.
There are about twenty persons at Camp San
L. A Upson, of Sacramento, was in Red Bluff
Tuesday.
Ex-Attorney. General 10 Hamilton, OF Auburn,
is in the city.
L. Mebius and wife went TO Santa Cruz yesterday
| Tor seaside visit.
The Benicia Lodge, l. O. C. T., win visit Vallejo
! Lodge next week.
James C. Kelley returned yesterday from his camp
| ing excursion in fehama.
NJ Block, of this city, has gone to Portland, Or.
| for recreation trip OF two weeks.
Mrs. Newton Benedict, of Oakland is visiting her
son, Harry G. Benedict, of Chico
DR.. II. W. Nelson has gone to Green Springs, FL
| Dorado county, for several weeks recreation and
hunting.
Colonel Il. c. Hodges, of the Quartermaster's De-
partment, U. S. A, has gone to his new post in
Arizona.
The editor Of the Nevada Transcript has gone up
to Bowman's Dam on fishing excursion to cool his
fervid brow.
District Attorney H. L. Buckley who has been
attending the Supreme Court at San Francisco, re.
turned yesterday.
folo county are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Com
stock, of this city.
Miss Gussie Mer of San Francisco came up to
attend the funeral OF the late Katie W. Bemer, and
viii return home this evening.
Mrs. E. L. Craig, Mrs. Stover Mrs. C. c. Crosby
and her two children and Mrs F. D. Adams OF
Auburn, are visiting Lake Tahoe.
Lieutenant S. c. Robertson, First Cavalry, ar
rived at Vancouver from Fort Walla, en- route to
Europe, with years leave OF absence.
Mrs. DR.. Dawson, NJ ss Minnie Tilden, Miss EN-
ma stansbury Miss Minnie shannon and Warren
Blood lett Chico for Oakland Wednesday.
Ny. and Mrs. Charles A. Plummer Charles Miller
and Miss Lena Miller have returned to Oakland from
their camping tour in the Santa Cruz mountains
Captain NJ. C. wilkinson, L. S. A, now has
seventTfour Indian boys and girls in the school at
Forest Grove Thus far the school has been grand
success.
The Chico Cornet Band leave to-day for
musical tour in the mountains, taking wiki them
their Instruments including the big drum, and the
drun-major.
Arrivals at Lake Tahoe to July Goth Mrs S. NJ.
Stevens Mrs c. O. Crosbie and two children Mrs
E. T. Croig Mrs. F. ID. Adams and child Auburn
Mrs. j. NJ Driscoll, Master T. A. Driscoll, Oakland.
A party consisting of Thad Spaulding and wife,
Tho. Lowe and Misses Tene Lawson and Laura Hiatt
of Woodland, have gone to the mountains above
Chico, where they expect to camp for two or three
weeks.
Rev. NJ Woodward having been gran ed leave of
absence by the membership of his church at Red
Bluff, himself and family have started for Santa
Rosa via Lake county. He expects to be absent
about three weeks
II. C. Firebaugh, S. p. Smiley D. f. Miller, Mrs
L. X. Lampson and Mark A. Mi Ter, n. D. Thaye- H.
C. Partridge, D. n. Rowley and E. P. Hewlett, of
San Francisco, were in the city yesterday attending
the Superior Court.
Prof Cans, Geo. Kneb, B. NJ Berry and Edward
Vickers, have gone from Red Bluff for trip to
Mount Shasta, where they expect to remain two or
three weeks, hunting and fishing and enjoying the
cool, bracing atmosphere near the snow line.
Samuel J. Martin, of this city, who lost leg
during the war of the rebellion. has received Gov.
eminent transportation to st. Louis, Missouri and
return, for the purpose of enabling him to receive
his artificial leg, under the recent Pension Act St.
Louis being the point to which ex-soldiers from
this coast apply. He will leave next Monday even
ing for the East, and be gone about month.
A. S. Peck, of New York; W. osteoEnan, F. NJ.
Stern OF San Jose; j. Zeigenheim, of Oakland
u. G. Rogers, of Stockton; G. NJ. Capp, of Dutch
Flat Misses Ankline and A. Ross, OF Nillville
Miss n WhitmOre, Miss A. Green, Chas. Green and
o. Wilson, of Etna B. b. Baker and Mrs. Lambert,
of Chico; S. Hull, Miss Hull and D. Andrews, OF
Shasta, were in the city yesterday.
Arthur C. Jelly, son OF Samuel Jelly, of this city,
graduated with honors at the commencement OF
Harvard College, Mass, held on the 29th utimo,
receiving the degree of Bachelor OF Arts. He is
now rs years of age, and contemplates the study
and practice Of medicine His father who went
East sSseFal VEGAS slhce, was present at the com
mencement exercises and will remain upon the
Atlantic coast during the summer months.
A correspondent writes that by invitation very
select party assembled at the residence OF Misses
Minnie and Rosa Hull, near the Union House. Sac
ramento county, last Saturday evening.l The
grounds around their house were Hastily decorated
with Chinese lanterns and colored lights Tableaux
charades and various other pastimes were INDUCED
in until halfpast 10, when ice-cream was served
Vocal and instrumental music was rendered adj
mirably by locd musicians for hour or more
when they again sat to table laden with the choicest
delicaces and served under direction of Mrs Hull
Among those present were noticed G. Wagner and
II. n. Reith, OF Napa; p. L. Green and r. P. Gould,
of Csdaryille A. w. Richardson OF San Francisco
w. S. shaffer, Miss H. NJ. Sims William Sims, VIII
lam Reth, Miss Bessie Blanchard, D. Kays, Miss
May Richardson, of the Union House vicinity, and
many others. .v