Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Sheriff Harkey was in town yesterday.

Sheriff Harkey was in town yesterday.
TN. Lindley left yesterday for Monterey.
General 10 Hamilton Of Auburn, was in the city
yesterday.
Frank E. Mitchell has returned from his visit tC
| Tahoe City.
MrsL H. Glide and Miss Jennie Cox have gone
| to Monterey.
State Superintendent F. NJ. Campbell left yester,
| day for Shasta.
Captain ]. P. Brown and wife, OF Camptonville,
| are in the city.
Miss Eva Quatnan, of this city, is visiting friends
| in San Francesca
| W. G. Williams and wife leave to-day for Oregon.
| They will be gone several weeks
Mrs James G. Davis and family left for San Fran
cisco yesterday for fortnight's visit
Dr. eolly, Of jacksonville, Is a candidate for State
| Senator from the Santa Cruz District
George Bauer and Henry Earle left yesterday for
| a trip to Monterey. They will be absent about a
| month.
j. W. Heath Michigan Bar; George Atkinson,
Live Oak, and j. o. sherwood, of Sebastapo, are In
the city.
Dr. j. T. wilkins, Manager Of the State. Insane
Asylum at Napa, is spending week with MS family
| at Monterey.
L. Tozer and family and Il. G. Smith and wife
| have gone to Santa Cruz and monterey lor Driei
| rest by the seaside.
| James II. Sharon, one of the Western Union
| Telegraph Company's operators, has gone to San
| Francisco for his health.
| Ex.Mayor Jonathan Clark, OF Eureka, Humboldt
county, Is spending week with friends In San
| Francisco and San Jose.
| Miss Maggie Dunn and her sister, Mrs. W. F.
| Drew, departed yesterday for the foothills They
| will be absent several weeks.
| Caleb Dorsey, Of Stanislaus, accompanied by his
niece, Miss Broadhead, daughter OF W. F. Broad
| head, OF st. Louis, is at Santa Cruz
| Miss Julia Shelby, of San Francisco, and Mrs. F.
W. Brdsall of Sacramento, left Saturday for Idle
| wild, Lake Tahoe, for an absence OF some weeks.
For travelling suits, light cheviot mixtures are
made up with kilt skirts short scarf aprons and back
draperies and tailor fitted plain coats and basques.
| No trimming is needed.
| Rev. J. Mitchell, who has for a number of years
| divided his time between the Presbyterian Church
OF st. Helena and Calistoga, will hereafter conhne
| his ministerial labors to st. Helena
| The ,aanche juire, or square.cut flowing sleeve
caught together at the elbow with beaded orna-
ments or rows OF ribbon, over tght-htting coat
| sleeve, is much used with artistic toilets.
T. NJ Lindey and daughter, Helen, went to Mon:
terey yesterday afternoon and otter members or
the family will go later in the week. Miss Helen
will resume her school at Oakland next Monday.
W. F. Whittier has purchased from the Stale the
"Ark" Phoenix and is having it oyerhauled and
rebuilt to answer the wants of club dubbed " The
Duck Destroying Eight" who prey upon the birds
in the region OF Suisun bay.
For the evening, feathers arranged in the hair and
on the bodice fastened down with tiny diamond
pins are remarkably effective. These pins are in
the form Of birds, crescens, butterflies, flowers,
stars, and insects of various species.
Stylish gold braid bonnets have Alsace puff Of
dark maroon velvet. A cluster OF ostrich tips, an
aigrette of marabout bunch of currants trims
the left eide and there two pairs Of narrow satin
strings, one Of which is of god color.
W. F. Whittier and Fred n. Woods passed
through the city yesterday, their annual trip to
the McCloud, for hunting and fishing. They were
preceded one day by W. p. Fuller, Miss Mary Fuller,
Miss Sallie Rightmire and others of the party.
New York shoe dealer says: unmarried
men usually order tightly fitting shoes. They know
that woman's survey Of man generally begins at
his feet woman likes to little or good
looking shoe on other feet as well as on her own.
Medley Stanley and Ben. Lampson returned from
Mendocino county yesterday. They have been off
on two months hunting and fishing expedition
During their trip they killed three bears and seven
teen deer. They camped on the South Fork Of Eel
river.
Mr. Montpelier, Manager of the Changers Bank,
recently made trip by team up the Sacramento
Valley as far as MAXWELL Colusa county, and re-
turned on the west side Of the river. He reports
the wheat crop near the foothills excellent and
much better than was expected on the bottom lands