Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-28
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

| r B. Mcfarland is spending few days at the
| bay.
L. F. Moulton, OF Colusa, was in the city yester
day.
Mrs. J. B. Rank, Of Volcano, ID visiting San Fran
CISCO
Fred Neary, of this city, leaves to-day for Mon
| terey.
J. J. Newman, of Stockton, was in the city yes.
terday.
Miss Emma viretia Allen is visiting relatives at
Single Springs
Miss Alice Frakes, OF Suffer Crack, is visiting
friends at Placerville
Mrs. Fred Collins, of Placerville, is visiting
friends at Suffer Creek.
Judge T. A. Scott, editor of the Battle Mountain
Messenger is visiting the Comstock.
II. J. McKusick, Superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service, was in the city yesterday.
John l. Caldwell, Superior Judge of Nevada
county is taking vacation at Santa Cruz.
~ P Stone City Superintendent Of Grass Valley
Schools, is spending few days in San Francisco.
George E. Mcstay, OF Stockton, is candidate for
the Republican nomination for Secretary OF State.
W B. Doddrilye Superintendent Of the Western
Division OF the Union Pacific, is visiting Salt Lake.
J. F. Rooney, Superior Judge of Tuolumne
county, presided last week in the Superior Court OF
Calaveras county.
A. c. Kean County Treasurer, and J. W. Coin,
Superintendent of Public Schools of YOlo county,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Tyler, widow of President Tyler, is pleasant.
looking. weil.preserved lady, with placid counte.
nance, mild blue eyes and sllrery hair.
Lawrence Barrett, the actor, has lately become
the owner OF house on Fifth avenue New York.
He intends 10 spend the coming summer in London.
L. F. Long, formerly member Of the Legislature
from MendociDo county, was elected President of
the Hop Growers Association at its annual meeting
in Ukiab last Saturday.
Mrs j. H. Carroll Major Harry Carroll and the
Misses Flora and Minnie Carroll have gone to How
ell mountain, Napa county. Mrs. Carroll will re-
main there until November.
wyman McMitchell, the delivery clerk OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company's steamers left
yesterday for Sierra Valley. He Will be gone sew.
eral weeks. During his absence II. c. Lathrop will
attend to his duties.
Robert T. Lincoln Secretary of War is avenging
the Sights heapad twenty years ago upon little Bob
Lincoln, the Presidents meddlesome SON." says
an exchange On several occasions during his
fathers administration he assumed toward the war
Office the air Of n prince, and was several times
snubbed by the officers in a way most humiliating
to youthful vanity. Now he orders Howard here
and Scc6ed there with vicious delight, and highly
enjoys their squirming.
At Elk Grove Monday evening very pleasant
surprise party was given to Mrs. Myron Ross
Many interesting games dancing, etc, were INDUCED
in until 10 o'clock, when refreshments were served
after wnlch uaneltS was again resumed anu con-
tinued until morning. Among those present were
Misses Mary and Kitty Kelly, of San Francisco ;
Mrs. c. A. jenkins, of Iuare; Miss Emma Fritsch
and Miss Nellie Pierce, both of Sacramento Mrs J.
Dunn, Miss Cora Staten and Miss L. Gasscock all
of Gait; Misses Lizzie and Hattie Richards, Lois
Ross, Lizzie Smith, Laura Hatch, Mrs. Andrews and
daughter, Nellie, Grace Lewins, Celia and Katie
Murray, C. P. Bandy, NJ Bayless, Charles Walsh,
]. j. Greentree, James Mitchell, John Richards, c.
Ross, George Ross. W. Kelly, F. Rhoads, + Mooney,
James Kelly VIVA. Elder, T. NJ kldeI