Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
]. III. Glide left for Colusa yesterday.
Eli Dennison, of Oakland, is in town.

J. ii. Glide left for cousa yesterday.
Eli Dennison, of Oakland, is in town.
E. J. Sparks, of Marysville, is in town.
J. N. Brown, of Rosevilie, is in the CITY,
c. E. White, of Los Angeles, is in the city
J. L. Huntoon has returned from Monterey
DR.. Cluness returned from San Francisco yester.
day.
Judge S. c. benson and family leave for Monterey
to-day.
A. b. Dbble, of Grass Valley, was in the city yes
terday
Mrs. r. J. Smethurst has returned from visit to
Oakland.
Win. J. Davis and family Will leave to-day for
Alameda.
Monterey.
J. G. and ]. E. Daily, of CORTLAND, were in the
city yesterday.
Harry Merton and wife, Of Oakland, were in the
city yesterday.
John We'll, State Treasurer, has returned from
San Francisco.
Miss Emma Wheat has returned from months
visit to Oakland.
Rev J. Q. A. Henry came up from San Francisco
Mrs. W. B. Maydwell and children left last even.
ing for Lake Tehoe.
Ell. Blessing and Charles Trayer left yesterday
for Bartlett Springs.
Edwa-d Christy, Supervisor Of the Sixth District,
was in the city yesterday.
Attorney-General Hart left for San Francisco yes.
terday, to be gone several days.
Isaac Eddy proprietor of the race track at Placer
vile, Fl Dorado county, is in the city.
Thomas Reynolds, ex.Deputy Secretary Of State.
came up from San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Mason left yesterday morning
for two weeks visit to San Francisco
David Klein aud family have gone to Monterey,
where they will remain for several weeks
Mrs. w. c. Fitch and daughter, and Mrs. j. d.
Kent, are visiting friends in San Francisco.
Miss Albertine Elkus and Mrs. Felix Cohen left
yesterday for two weeks visit to San Francisco
Mrs. Thomas Harper and Miss Minnie Marshall
will leave to-day for San Francisco and San Rafael
w. II. Brown, Of San Francisco is in the city
Mrs. w. II. Brown is visiting her parents at Placer
vile.
Miss Cassie Gallagher leaves to-day for San Fran.
cisco, where she Will spend few months with her
sister.
Mrs. Fred. Dassonville and children, of San Fran
CISCO are in the city, the guests of Mrs A. j. Yer
milya.
A. H. Warrick leaves to-day for Canastota, N. Y.
He goes by the Southern Pacific and will return IN
a few months by the Central.
H. c. Brown and wife and Charles woodburn have
gone to Silver Lake, in Amador county, where thew
will rusticate for few weeks.
Mrs. George A. Church and Mrs j. B. Robertson
OF Nevada City, who have been visiting friends in
Sacramento, returned to their homes yesterday
morning.
Bart Morgan, of Oakland, who has been rusti-
eating at Georgetown and Placerville in Ell Dorado
county, for the past several weeks, is spending afew
days in Sacramento
Elk Governor and ex-senator r. E. Fenton has
been elected trustee Of the village in which he lives
in Western New York, and accepts the Office saving
that every man owes something to his country
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour, after having been
nominated for the Presidency accepted the Office Of
readmaster OF the district in which his farm is stu.
ated. Both Seymour and Fenton as faithfully dis.
charged the duties of these humble offices as they did
the great offices Of State which they had previously
held. Such men believe in doing well whatever
they undertake, whether in the lowest or most ex-
allied stations.
NJ. Gambetta's mother was buried at Nice to
which place the remains conveyed st night
from Paris, followed by NJ. Gambetta and his sstee
Nine Leris. Nine. Gambetta, the statesman's
mother, is declared to have been woman Of strik.
ing presence, natural distinction, large heart and
strong and just intellect while her warm, Southern
disposition was tempered by good sense and labor.
ious habits. In certain points she reminded people
Of Mime. Roland; their intellects were analogous,
and they were reared in similar social position
but there was greater simplicity 10 the more mod.
ern OF these women than in the other and she had
moreover, none of that ignoble sort Of pride which
detracted from the greatness Of the heroine Of the
Revolution