Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-15

city as the guest of Mrs j. w. Wilson.
Charles Cadwat,der was in the city Yesterday, art
returned to Red Bluff in the afternoon.
c. A. Grew leaves California TO day for a visit tt
Vermont. lie returns ia about two months.
F. Alstrom and wife, Of orovlle, returned ye.
terday from trip OF two weeks to Yosemite.
Miss Jennie washburne, who has been most Of Il G
summer in Yosemite, has returned to San Francisc-.
r. A. Hope, of Yolo county, has gone to Sebasto.
pol, Sonoma county, TO spend a few weeks with his
friends.
Charles Paine has returned from weeks stay in
San Francisco, where i. is said he has been "Iust
eating"
John Walter, the proprietor Of the London Times
is to arrive in California in about three weeks from
this date.
Miss Mcdowell viii jim Mrs. J, Pierrepont Nor.
gans party in this city this evening and travel Easi
with them.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Filand and Master
Frank Filand left Saturday for q two weeks visit
az Stockton.
Mrs. ]. L. Murphy, wife Of the City Attorney Of
San Francisco, is visiting the family Of DR.. G. FL.
Evans at Dixon.
The twenty-five Chinese students from Hartford,
Conn, will arriye from ths East this morning on
their way to China
Mrs. Asa L. Waugaman of San Francisco, is
making two-weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Geo.
Brown, in this city.
Miss Effe, daughter Of Frank Clark, Of this city,
is in San Francisco visiting friends and will remain
there several weeks.
Rev. Robert Bentley, of this city, viii lecture in
Gait next Tuesday evening, having for his subject
Town and Gown"
Miss Grace Downey and Miss Mary Banks, of
North San Juan, have gone to San jose to attend
the State Normal School,.
c. A. Grow left for the East on Saturday evening,
accompanied by superintendent Dougherty of The
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Mrs. a. N Towue5of San Francisco, and Mrs "
NJ. TOWN., of Illinois, have returned toiSan Fran
cisco from visit to Geyssr Springs.
Glr Wyllie, Of Yuba county,. has been elected
Principal Of the ColfaX public school for the ensuing
year, A. G. Damon having resigned.
j. N. MeVay, vile and four children, OF Del
Norte county, are in Red Bluff visiting friends and
relatives, and are the guests Of Sheriff Foster.
William Bissell and wife, Of San Francisco, came
up yesterday, and are visiting at the residence of
William Mesiek the parental home vi Mrs. Bissell.
Right Worthy Grand Templar G. B. Ka;zeusten
installed the officers of Newcastle lodga, No. ;
l. o. c. T., last evening, and will return this morn
ing.
B. J. Danis and family returned to Sacramento on
Saturday from Monterey, whore he has been some
time for the benefit OF his health, and is much i'm
proved.
F S. Hotclikiss, wife and two sons, and j. B.
Fountain and family urned home last Friday
evening from the Big Trees, Yosemite Valley and
Cave City.
R. j. Morrison and J. W. Hinkley, OF New York
city, c. l.. Wray, Michigan, Lord Zouehe and Henry
Safwell, OF England, arrived at Yosemite on the
10th instant.
Miss Julia Smith, Sacramento teacher leaves to-.
day for Susanville Lassen county, to spend the re-
mainder of her school vacation with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Williams.
Mrs. j. C. Smith, of GAINESVILLE Wis, is visiting
her cousin, DR.. Z. L. Shackelton at Auburn. Mrs.
Smith is the wife OF the editor OF the GAINESVILLE
Daily Gdzstte.
Mrs r. II. Pratt, who has been IN Sierra valley
for some time past en- account Of her health, has
very greatly improved, and intends returning to
Sacramento soon.
camping and bunting party, composed of
Messrs. Rom, Phipps, Luff, Dickson and E. Bonnie
helm started on Saturday for trip Of several weeks
to Sonoma county.
Master Lon Barvey, grandson of P G. Riehl, of
Freeport, Find only three and ouebalf years old,
caught thr ytbree catfish in an hour and one half at
John Sotos Lake last Friday.
Charles D. Haven, Secretary Of the San Francisco
Board Of Underwriters, has, it is rumored, been ap-
pointed resident Secretary OF the Liverpool and Lon
den and Globe Insurance Company.
At the residence of Judge J. z. Hale and wife,
Auburn, Thursday evening, there was large so"lal
gathering in honor Of Miss Edith Hale to celebrate
her sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Ed. N. Martin, George B. Blue and Henry Smith
left on Saturday npon an "oyerlandn trip to Yo-
semitic travelling in their OWN conveyance and ex-
peeting to be gone four or five weeks.
Mrs. L. P. Scott leaves to-day for San Juan San
Benito county, from which place, in company with
her sister, Mrs. L. II. Mead, she goes to Monterey
and Santa Cruz for stay OF four weeks.
Mrs. Mary E. Kendall and niece, of Chicago, have
been in Emira Solauo county, for a month visit ng
Mrs A. II. Morris. Friday they went to visit Mrs.
kendalrs sister, at Maxwell, for few weeks.
F. L. Ewing and fsmily ard Fred Thompson and
family Of this city, and Miss Jennie Clifford Of San
Francisco leave to-day for few weeks camping
trip to Bartlett Springs, travelling with their ogn
conveyance.
Detective j. B. Hume denies the statement that
he was set up" by stage rObber and claims that
the intended diversion in that direction post
poned BIZ some mishap which threw the would.be
robber out OF connection.
party consisting of Ed. c. Hopkins, Kenny
Robbins, Lew Douglass Fred Neary, e. II. Rabbit,
W F. Peterson, Frank Olson, David Beveridge,
Chapman and Charles H. Carr left on Saturday for
Alabaster Cave and returned last evening.
The hunting party consisting of Curtis Todd, Geo.
Wittenbrock, Matt Coffey, Fred. N. Kidder, Frank
Rider, Hank Rider, Michael Judge and Geo. Neal
have returned, having enjoyeu q successful aud
pleasant camping trip in Ell Dorado county.
The young friends of Master Albert Peck and his
sister Eva gave them pleasant surprise party Sat
uray evening at the residence of their parents No
1916 Eighteenth street, when music and games
served - make the occasion very enjoyable one.
The Plunas National says: :" One of the Sacra
mento valley hunters over at Humbug valley, while
grouse shooting, managed to plant about thirty fine
shot in the side Of boy named McGregor. DR.
Gray picked them out, and the boy is getting
better" Who was hei
Judge Myres, of Auburn, has gone off for few
weeks vacation, and there Gill be no more bushes:
transacted in the Superior Court of Placer county
until September 9Th. The Judge was shrewC
enough not to let any one know where he went to
so his enjoyment will not be broken.
Thomas r. Stephens left last Wednesday, accom-
panied by Mrs Thomas H. Raiston, her little daugh
Ter and Miss Nellie Congdon for Silver Lake, wher'
Miss Mamie Snow and Mrs Ralston's sister, Mrs
Devoe, .sre doing the honors Of the Silver LAX,
House for Judge Roid.-TMountain Democrat
Mr. and Mrs. George Lyman. aged couple, ar
rived in Auburn last week from Hardin county
Iowa. Mr. Lyman is 80 years Old, his wife 3D. The
son, Walter Lyman, carpenter, has been living il
Auburn about eight months past, and the ole
couple have come to make their home with him
john We'll, our genial State Treasurer aud oil
time resident OF Down. yille called here last week
with l.. Mowry ard II. Woinnch of Sacrament
Mr.. Well returned TO Sierra valley Sunday, wher
his wife is stopping at Campbels Sulphur Springs
trying the beneficial effects OF the waters, havIn:
for some time past been in very poor health.
melville Messenger.
C. D. Ballard and family, J. De Haven, Mrs. J. S
OF Mrs. peiIaven, who have been travelling thrtugl
the Sierras Big Meadows, Mountain Meadows, Su
sanyille etc for several weeks on trip Of recrea
ton and pleasure, returned 10 Red Bluff on Thurs
day last They report having had very plelsan
time, and receiving much improvement to health b
the trip
Jacob Schwartz of Stockton, met Miss Lizzi
Schmuir at the depot in this city upon her arriva
from the East yesterday morning. They were qui
etly married at place in the city and afterwar
entertained at special dinner for the occasion a
Stcinmans Silver Palace dining rooms, at the depot
few friends, consisting Of Solomon and Elki
The newly -married happy couple left for Stockto
on the noon train.
Arrivals at Bartlett Springs since last report t
the 18th were I. Lynch aud r. Funley, san Fran
cisco /; John Root, VIM. Lambert. Woodland Mis-
L. NJ Westboy Stockton; Mrs. Alice II. Marks AMI
Master Willie Huffman, MERGED Mary 7. Ryar
Winters T. +. Reeves, Auburn: j. I. Hill, l..
Howe, willows W. II. Blackford. Mads II.
Smart, T. o'Malley, NJ. Bennett and Jacob Yoss
Williams A. Marshall, d. V. Thompson AID VIM
Graham, Upper Lake; K. /. Hudson and wife, Wn
Thorn, Lakeport; J. II. Setter, Biggs station \
Mclean and wife, jacksonville; and Mr.. Nelson
Sacramento.
A camping party started from these parts, las
Monday morning, headed for Pope Valley. to spen
some weeks enjoying camp-life. They had larg
two.horse wagon loaded with everything good I
| eat and to give shelter and comfort They ais
| went prepared for birds, bars and deer, and III
less such :" varnints' get out OF the way thew wi
| get hurt The party consisted of w. B. Brown an
| daughter Mics Jennie Jimmie Brown and Wit
| MIA Emma; r. +. Brown and mother, f. J. BrowI
| and Miss May Williams, of Chico Mrs. Renfro an
! Children Louie and Maud, and the cook, Hin!
L.. r.,.tt .t..n and az usll