Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge Carpenter, OF El Dorado, came up from San
Francisco on Saturday.
FA Gri ps. Of Red Bluff, viii arrive from the
East by the overland train to-day
Laura De Force Gordon rassed through the city
yesterd'y on the west-bound rain.
Samuel Gamble and John Patterson aud wife, Of
Costumes, were in the city Yesterday.
B. H. Schacht aud G. c. Folger, OF Jackson, Anna
dor county. came to the city yesterday.
Cards have been issued for the wedding of George
Green and sarah r. Hines, OF Cacheyille.
Miss Edith C. Ferris OF Clipper Gap, is on visit
10 her sister, Mrs. Z. NJ. Gwynn, at Dutch Flat
o. II. Cove, long resident Of this city, returned
after making tour CT the world on Friday last
A. B. Dibble, Of Nevada City, passed through on
the west-bound train for San Francisco yesterday
Charles Haight, OF Shasta s E. Wilson, of SUIT
ter, and D. f. Meuton, OF Cousa, are in the city.
Mrs. Frank Mooney left for San Francisco yes
teray for few weeks sojourn in that city and Ala
media.
Hon. j. C. Howard, OF Los Angeles, has been
lecturiug in Arizona for the benefit OF a school
library
The SIN Aateo relatives of Mrs. whitelaw Reid
say the telegraphic accounts OF Ter illness are an
exaggeration.
D. NJ Reavis of Chico, came to Sacramento yes
terday morning and left On the afternoon train for
San Francisco
w. j. Marsh, who camped on the ground in 1s49
upon which Ukiah is built, paid that town VlsIt
two weeks ago
There has been organized in this city an amateur
dramatic club, which will be known as the Capital
Histrionie Association"
J. N. Thompson, Superintendent of Public
Schools in San Bento county, has become Principal
OF the Gilroy public school.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton went TO San Francisco Sat
urday, accompanying Miss Stow home, who had
been her guest here for several days.
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give performance there presenting the modern
play, q lime and the Hour; or, Murder will Out.
Madame Edmond Adam invited Dumas to drama.
tie her novel, "Laide,' but even Dumas found
the plot too daring for the stage, and politely de-
cined.
C. Ecklon is having his residence in Ashland taken
down and removed to Folsom. He contemplates
erecting dwelling upon the hill that will be
ornament to Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Santa Rosa, went up
to Cloverdale last Sunday 'enng, and are at pres
ent guests at the home OF Mr.. CALDWELL where they
will stay for two weeks.
Oscar Wilde processes to find the secret of his life
in beauty. Other people find it in good bread, pots
toes, corned beef and cabbage, and other solid mate
rials Of the dining-room
Miss Allie Watson, who has been teaching at
Santa Rosa is visiting her parents at Monona Flat,
Placer county. Her brother Jimmie has gone to at
tend school at that town.
The following from San Francisco are in the city
Mrs Ada Willard, L. Lynch, c. Wilson, H. Beaton
w. r. Barnes, John Troy, G. W. Bowers, J. ID. Yo;t,
L. Pembroke, James L. King.
Mahlon Strickland, Of La Grange, Ind, wants in
formation Of his lost brother Amos Strickland, who
came to California many years ago, and was at one
time teanlster driving out of Marysvlle.
Major NJ L. Drew, of this city, who has been con-
fined to his nome for some time past, left the city
yesterday, intending TO try the medicinal qualities
OF the springs at Soedad, in Monterey county
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Church in Napa City, has been invited to take the
Baptist Church at alarysville and has accepted He
has OF late been stationed at Dixen, Soano county
Samuel Osborne aud wife passed through the city
yesterday on their way from oroyille to San Fran
cisco Mr. Osborne was reporter in the sproul
murder case which was closed on Saturday at 0ro-
ville
J. W. Riley, the Indiana peet, who visited Cam.
bridge the other day, was much petted by Mr. Long
fellow. The aged writer received the young man
warmly, and told him that his verses had the true
ring OF lasting song.
Judge Deadly of the United States Distrct Court
of Oregon, while in the East delivered lectures
before the students and faculty of the Law Depart
ment OF Georgetown University, which were spoken
highly of by the local press.
Sumner Post No. 3, Grand Army of the Republic,
have decided to give masquerade ball under the
auspices of the orgaAizatuu, on Friday, February
10th. It is to be exclusively by invitation, and
will take place in Grand Army Hall, street. be-
girl twenty years cd, assisted by her little
brother, built shanty, pre-empted 160 acres OF
land IN Dakota, and took up another l60 acres for
timber claim, upon which she planted 5000 young
walnut trees, which were sprouIed and brought in
their wagon from Iowa.
Friday evening the resi- ience OF Mrs Captain
Bates, costly situated among the foothills lying
between Temescal and Berkeley, was scene of
beauty and complete enjoyment to the participants
the occasion being party given by Mr.. W. Lind
hard the brother OF the hostess.
A man in Vina has been fined 81 80 for kissing a
girl against her will. On the same theory why
shouldn't man be paid something for kissing
girl who is willing1 1t is poor rule that won't
work both ways 1t is the Woodland Democrat
that is guilty Of the above suggestion
surprise party took possession of the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Whitbeck on Saturday even
ing last the occasion being the wooden anniversary
of the marriage of the surprised. They were the
recipients Of many gifts. both useful and ornamental
to commemorate the event. The evening spent
in social and pleasant manner
Friday evening week William Rea had house
warming in his new Central Hotel, Auburn. The
evening being chilly, dancing was commenced quite
early, but the largest room OF the new hotel was
small for the crowd they crossed to the old
place and there enjoyed themselves till morning.
A few, however, didn't even stop then, but kept up
fI,n f,nt