Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

L. Bell left for Auburn last evening.
s. wasserman has returned from San Diego
j. NJ. Lemon, Of Oakland is stopping in the city.
James Conroy Of Redding, was in the city yester.
day.
Harry Carroll came up from San Francisco yester.
day.
Mrs. J. C. MARITIME has returned from her visit to
Folsom.
Mrs. R. 0. Cravens has returned from trip to
the coast.
C. J. Carpenter, of Placerville, was in the city
yesterday
Miss Mania Chambern has returned from San
Francisco
W. Edward and J. H. Hyde, of San Francisco, are
| in the city.
Miss Ida ellis has gone to San Francisco for few
weeks visit.
VIM. Pease passed through the city en- route to
Vina yesterday
H. A Bemis and wife have returned from a visit
to Shasta county.
DR.. II. H. Pierson returned from tour of northern
California yesterday.
VIM. Land has returned from his rusticasing trip
to the western foothills.
Frank Mclaughlin and wife, of oroyillo, will ar
rive in this city from the East to day.
Miss Lizzie Conway, of Shasta is stopping in the
city as the guest of Mrs. II. A. Bems.
W. II. Brown, Surveyor General, passed through
the city yesterday route to his old home at Shin
gle Springs.
Mrs. Eliza COPYRIGHT left yesterday for her home
at Silver Lake, Or. She has been visiting in Cali
fornia three weeks.
Mrs. C. }. oyler left yesterday for visit to Mrs.
J. ID. Stevenson, near Franklin, accompanied by the
| latters daughter, Miss Ora.
Some Cinnamon on street have organized brass
band They gave an open cir concert at Sixth and
streets yesterday afternoon
S. ]. Nathan came up from San Francisco last
evening, and after remaining a day or two in the
city will leave for New York.
The Turner Harmonic Club on Tuesday evening
serenaded J. Schaden, who was recently married,
his residence at Fourth and NJ streets.
R. L. Holmon has returned from his two months
trip In the East. He reports business of all kinds
at the East as extremely active and prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vikings gave an invitation party
last Saturday evening at their residence on Seventh
street, between and P. It was largely attended
and proved a pleasant affair.
Henry Gaymar OF lower Swatara township. Pa
il % years of age BE was working in his harvest
| field last week John Poison, of the same place,
was "a years old on the oath Of May.
Secretary Kent, of the Reception Committee at
Victoria, reports that he has collected over a. OOC
from citizens to aid in decorating the city in honor
| Of the arrival Of the Marquis of Lorne aud the
Princess Louise
W. R. Strong returned yesterday morning from a
five months visit to the East Mrs Strong also re.
turned from Terrace, New, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. j. Turner during her
husbands absence.
ner have returned from Silver Lake. Mr.. Bradner
| is much improved in health. Miss BraGner takes
his place in the Oleta school, with his wife assist
| ant, as in the past two years.
Mrs. Mary F. Smith, the sister of NJ NJ odell, OF
this city, arrived Yesterday with her daughter from
Niles, Mich, and is on visit to her brother, whom
she had not seen for twenty years She will remain
| in the State some two months.
Dumas found that certain General expected the
novelist to call him first So to set the gallant
] officer right, Dumas wrote: I" There are six great
| writers in France, among whom | am included
There are twelve Marshals and you not one o.
| them
Alva Strong, of Rochester, n. Y, brother of w
X strong, OF this city, arrived from the East yes
terdsy, III company with the latter and will remain
upon the coast fer some months. He was connected
with Thuriow Weed and George Dawson in the early
antislayery times, and since conducted the Roches
! ter Democrat and Chronicle.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: J. L. ober
| Lagoon r. H. Creekmore, Marysville H. Russell
| Carson; NJ. S. Smith, Brighton L. D. Marks, Pla
cerville A. Coffnan, Elk Grove; X. 7. Scott Gait
| S. P. Sherfey Willows; L. Audir, Pleasant Grove
| Mrs. d. c. Brownell and family, and servant, Oak
! land; George Cornish ClarkshuTg; CYRUS Bower
Walter Brooks, San Francisco NJ. f. Brown, Colusa
The camping party which left Seattle on Angus
10Th TO visit the Snoquamie Falls consists of tn,
following persons Miss Addie George of Portland
Mrs. Clara Byrne and Miss Lille Dwinell of Sacra
mento; Miss Myra Carr, Miss Jessie Smith, Mis-.
Matte Wade, Miss Alice Coffman, Mss Katie All.
| mond and Mrs. Clifford, Of Seattle Professor E. S
| lngraham, Carl Denny David Bgelow, Harry Nc
| Coomhs, W. J. Colkett, Charles Almond, Charlton
Fox, Lawrence Colman and Douglas Almond
Edward Arnold SAYS Crusty men are good men
The only difference is their crusts were harder bakec
| than others. This explains the old saving about
soft, yielding men. They have crusts but so lighti
done as to hardy the soul and heart and feel
ING. They are all impulse. The hard-baked mar
is not SO impulsive His cover is not so easily pene
trated; but, inside, we generally find the thor
oughly good friend, the cool, clear-headed coun
selor, and the resolute Of action, because h
is less susceptible to change