Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. R. Stirk, Of Leadvile, is in the city.
W. c. Moody, Of Oakland, is in the city.
A. 4. Bowers has returned from the East.
Charles Picket and family have gone to orland.
Win. J. Davis returned yesterday from Oakland.
osgood Wilder and family have gone to the springs.
II. Layenson, Of Rocklin, has gone to Santa Cruz.
J. B. Haggin came up from San Francisco yester-
day.
J. C. Burch and wife, Of San Francisco, are in the
city.
Robert Beck, of San Francisco, is visiting the
city.
John Mccarty, of Colusa, is stopping in sacra-
mente
7. Rosenberger, of New York, is stopping in the
city.
E. T. Reese came up from San Francisco yester.
day.
DR.. Piukham returned from the mountains yes
terday.
Chief of Police Lappeus otPortIand, Oregon, is in
the city.
Greed Raymond passed through to San Francisco
yesterday.
obed Harvey and wife have been visiting San
Francisco.
Mrs C. P. Evans and Miss Lille Evans have gone
to Santa Cruz.
R. Flint and c. Warehouse are rusticating in
Shasta county.
Otto Fleissner left Saturday for q short trip to
Mrs DIR. Bruno has gone to Napa valley, where she
will remain month.
Rev. Dr. Frost leaves to-day for San Francisco for
months vacation.
A. W, stillwell, ageut Of the Hazel Kirke Com.
panY, is In the city.
Mrs. John SHELTON and family are st the Pacific
Grove, near Monterey.
Mrs Melissa E. Miller and family of this city, are
vi sitting friends in San Jose.
Mrs John Conran and Mrs NJ Fay have returned
fr ON brief visit to Santa Cruz.
Mrs Z. F. Ives, OF Gait, has been visiting San
Francisco during the past week.
E. c. Weinrich has returned from, threeweeks'
trip through Sierra aud Plumas counties.
Mira. George B. Blue and Miss Lille Blue returned
Saturday from brief visit TO Allen Springs.
Mrs ID. j. Simmons and family returned home
last evening, and are stopping at the Langham.
Charles Schmidt and wife, of San Francisco, are
visiting this city, the guests of J. II. Corbin.
Mrs Joseph Martin and Miss Anna Klein leave
to day for San francisco, to be absent two weeks
Justin Gates and E. II. Perrin, of San Francisco,
former residents of this city, visiting Sacra-
mento.
The number of Sacramentans who are at the sea
side and visiting summer resorts is fully one thou
sand.
VIM. Goddard, driver Of No. hose cart, leaves
to-day for Santa Cruz. He will be absent three
weeks.
son, all of the town of Gait left for the Big Trees
last Thursday.
Judge o. P. Stidger, editor OF the San Juan Times
is visiting the Hot Sulphur Springs of Sierra county
for the benefit of his health.
Miss Nina Flessner, after an absence Of six
weeks at Pacific Grove, Monterey, and San Rafael,
has returned to this city.
s. P. Milligan, E Chase, w. G Clark and II. viii.
Jams have returned from a two-weeks' hunting and
fishing excursion in the Serras.
Congressman Page will arrive in Oakland by the
southern route next Thursday. He will be rendered
grand reception by his constituents.
VIC Howels, author of " The Wedding Journey"
and other novels, and editor OF the Atlantic
Monthly, is in Rome, the guest of Ehhu vedder.
Weyman McMitchell, freight agent for the rail-
road compary's steamers in this city, is camped at
Independence lake, in Nevada county. He will
visit Donnor, Tahoe and the Campbell springs be-
fore he returns.
J. G. Tylar, one of the wealthy men of Tehama,
and pioneer, left last week for visit to his pa
| rents in New York. from whom he has been absent
about twenty-five ears
Major Downie, the founder of the town of Downie-
vile, and well known in Nevada county, having
Jailed to hnd bonanza in the Wood River country,
has concluded to settle down at Seattle, w. 7.
The New York Mail and Express says: Mr. E. J.
Baldwin, proprietor Of the well known hotel in San
Francisco bearing his name. is at Ocean Hotel Long
Branch, where he is quite prominent individual.
IA few evenings since a number of young misses
got surprise party Tor purpose OF cseDrat-
ing the birthday anniversary Of Mile Dustman.
They arranged everything quietly, and took the
Recipient by storm. There were present about
twenty-five young folks
General Warren, who died at Newport the other
dey, believed himself to be victim of military
tyranny, and is said to have died Of broken heart
because OF the shadow cast upon his reputation as a
soldier by his removal from the command Of the
Fifth Corps by General Sheridan at Five Forks.
Alexander Ii. Stephens the Democratic nominee
Tor Governor OF GeOrpll. 10 old lie
has been five times elected To the Georgia Legisa.
ture, anc was twenty six years a members OF Con.
gress The Confederate States elected him Vice.
President. Mr.. Stephens makes his great speeches
from an invalid chair, he being unable to walk
Eddie Nathan was complimented with genuine
surprise party Saturday evening at the residence of
his parents ON street, between Third and Fourth.
About fifty girls and boys copgregated at the house.
bringing with them an abundance of refreshments
which in course Of the evening they did ample Jus.
tce to. The young folks enjoy themselves hugely
in all kinds OF Juvenile games
Judge benson returned Saturday from Santa Cruz
1t is learned that during a trip on the surf In
small boat last week, in which the Judge and c. d.
Hubbard and G. NJ Mott were passengers, the latter
hal serious difficulty with the equilibrium of his
! stomach and lost weeks previous board in the
depths OF the sea, much to the delight Of the fnny
tribe 1t looked at one time seriously, as if an in
quest would have to be held.
President Arthurs Cabinet are distributed as fol-
lows since the adjournment Of Congress: Secretary
Lincoln is at Rye Beach Postmaster General Howe
| is in Wisconsin Attorney. General brewster is at
Lake May; Secretary Frelinghuysen is ct Long
Branch; Secretary Folger is visiting Geneva Lake,
| in Central New York, and Secretary Chandler is
with the President on a cruise along the Atlantic
coast, on board the United States steamer Tals-
| poosa
camping party left this city yesterday for Silver
Creek, FL Dorado county, for couple Of weeks
| OF hunting and fishing. There names are Henry
Eckhardt, J. T. Kane, o. Il. Tubbs James Keegan,
Samuel Pope ana Captain Stevens 1t required
| three wagons TO convey the company to their
destination The eommissIry says that they are
abnndanty supplied for the trip. An inventory of
stock faEea Understanding resulted follows Fifty
pounds OF -four, one pound Of tea, two hams, half a
dozen Henry rifss. a large supply OF ammunition,