Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-14
Shasta county, and win return about Saturday

Mrs. B. n. Shoecraft and Miss Lou Dorsey. {
Nevada City, viii spend the summer at SAINT
Cruz.
] Simon Prouty and family have moved fror
| their ranch to Gait, where in future they wi
reside.
i Mrs. J. F. Chandler, superintendent of Publ
Schools OF Amador county, is visiting Harbi
| Springs.
s. NJ. Fulton of Calf, who has been ailing 70
some time, has gone to Santa Cruz to spend tn
| summer.
| C. D. Dawson, of the Marysville appeal, passed
| through the city yesterday, on his way 10 SaI
| Francisco.
| George Hofmeister, of this city, has returned
from a four-weeks visit to his old home in Z
| Dorado county.
| Miss Flora Goodman, of Placerrille, will spend
| the summer months with friends at Volcano
Amador county.
Miss Rachel Abel passed through the city yes
terday, en- route from Grass Valley TO her home
| in San Francisco.
N. G. Feldheim, formerly of this city, but now
residing at San Francisco, went up TO Shasta
county yesterday.
R. c. Patten, an employe of the Stockton and
Copperopolis Railroad, returned TO Stockton
yesterday from Redding.
John Funston left yesterday on trip to San
Francisco, Los Angeles and other places, TO be
gone TWO or three weeks.
Mrs. Addie Elliot and Miss Jennie Taylor of
Roseyille, spent last week in Yuba City, the
guests of Mrs A. B. Van Arsdale.
Mrs j. H. Shine, of Sonora, has returned to
her home after an extended visit TO her sister,
Mrs. JAS Tanner, of Suffer Creek.
Mrs. NJ. McDonough, who has been visiting
San Francisco for the past three weeks, has re-
turned to her home at Grass Valley.
Among the Sacramentans who went below
yesterday were Henry, Edgerton, A. L. Frost
Judge W. FL. Beatty and John Rider.
Lab ill
Florence and Gladys Byrne, of Grass Valley will
while away the summer days at Monterey
John Gerber, W. Z. Gerber and Chris Echlon
leave to-day for a few weeks camp on the Rubi-
con. Their commissary wagon went yesterday.
T. II. Douglas, baggagemaster on the railroad
between Red Bluff and this city, has been spend
ing few days with his parents at Nevada City.
Miss Olive bowling of Moore's Flat, who has
been attending school at San Jose, returned
home on Wednesday last to spend her vacation.
Miss Josie Lefever, of Allegheny, Sierra
county, accompanied by her sister, Miss Mamie,
are visiting Nevada City, the guests of Mrs. K.
ID. Carter. a.
Miss Anne X Tully, daughter of r. W. Tully.
of stockton, and formerly of Nevada City, re-
Gently graduated with the highest honors at
Sayre Institute, of Lexington, Ky.
J. II. Sharpe, of San Francisco came up as
far as this city yesterday, escorting his family
who were en- route to Auburn. Mr.. Sharpe re-
turned TO the Bay in the afternoon.
Miss Mary Mcdonald who has been employed
as teacher in Sheldon District this county, has
to Los Angeles where she has accepted
a position as principal of a grammar school.
John Beck and Vim. Day started yesterday for
near the dividing line between
and Oregon. intending to spend about
a month hunting and fishing. They went by
the cars to Redding, intending to travel from
there on horseback
Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Woodland, while
TO Eniyht's LANDING las Friday
ing were thrown from their buggy, in conse-
uuence of the horse becoming frightened, and
Mrs Howell sustained a fracture of the collar
bone and other injuries.
C. Zimmerman and Il party of Sacramentans
are encamped ON what is called The Meadows,
north of Michigan Bluffs, and on the divide be-
tween the north and middle forks of the Ameri- !
ean. A letter from their camp last week says |
hat hunting and fishing are quite good.
Members of Warren Post, G. A. r.. remember |
ng that Saturday was the twentieth anniversary |
If the marriage of their comrade, a. w. Seton, |
ave him and his wife jolly surprise party that |
evening at their residence, and made them sew |
raj desirable presents in honor of the occasion.
Samuel D. Mcclure, of Brooklyn, y. Y, and |
Hiss Minnie f. Irwin of Placerville, Cal, were
United in the bonds of holy matrimony at Ovid,
lew York, on the 29th of June. The bride is
laughter of Hon Charles +. Irwin, was born
md raised in FL Dorado county, and has wide
ircle of acquaintance in this city
A surprise party was rendered little Miss Sallie
'hipps by her juvenile friends at the residence
f her parents corner of Seventh and streets,
aturday evening. twas planned and managed
" Katie Flint and Bonnie Welch, and was
lrgely attended. Ice cream, cake and other
elicacies were served, and the little ones en-
Dyed themselves with games and singing until
| O'Clock.
Irene Lodge, l. O. G. T., in Carroll School Dis
rict gave a social hop last Friday evening in
he Sacramento Hop Company's hop house on
he Costumes river, which was attended by
bout forty couple. Harry \. Clifton was the
managing spirit, and all present enjoyed them
elves until the wee sma' hours. Good music
-as in attendance and an excellent collation.
'as served at u o clock.
The following west-bound overland passen-
ers passed Sacramento this morning: J. II.
rown, ontario; J. Graves San Francisco Mrs.
larry Hartigan, C. Fisk, H. c. Morris, New York:
!. Pickering. Miss Nellie Helps, San Francisco:
ohm Durham, Boston, Mass; +. Ferguson,
ansas City; G. W. Henderson and wife, A. J.
nyder, lady and servant, Oakland; G. S. Bar
TT, Titusville. Pa Mrs. Nettie. Sobre, San
y. Comerford. England; \. j. Brimer,
alley Idaho; Ben Fitch. Elko New; NJ. Bart,
'ells, New.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday:
an o. Hearn, F. H. Crowcll, J. E. Doty, Elk
nd wife, lone; d. G. Jordan. i. Coren s
hurston, NJ. sandell, Alex, Ericsson, John
Ericsson, Mat Lahte, san Francisco; NJ. +.
haw Costumes: George eastman Elk Grove;
dward Henry, John Frost, Miss NJ O'Connell,
rank Fay, city; Rowland Hill, A. d. Burton
nm Francisco; F. II. Crowell Sacramento:
rank Lave, Amador J Strobel, country; WILL |
I'M Gotham, G.. Trumpler, Napa; A. H. Blair,
'alsh's Station; Frank Pang, Truckee.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
rank W. Swiggart, San Luis Obispo Geo Whit !
ey, Ii. Newell and wife, San Francisco; NJ. Z.
[cDowell, Mrs W. F. Mcdowell PhiladeIphia.
|. Heyneman. San Francisco; Mrs. Z. NJ. Ash,
", +. X. Ashley, Denver; +. W. SAWYER and |
life. New York; ". Grace. San Francisco: John
g. Whately, Arcata; H. NJ. Weaver. Rosedale;
b. ]. Farr, Denver; G. c. Keagy, New Orleans;
go. McWilliams, A. w Bishop, Oakland: L.
awdry San Francisco; VIM A Johnston. Vim.
Dhnston and wife, Richland; d. Kearney,
ruckee; P. Rooney and wife. Brighton: r.
chultz, f. A. Fargo San Francisco; Mrs G.
alder and daughter, Cherokee; II. p. Liver
lore, VIM H. Mills and family. San Francisco;
l. Wilson and son; San Francisco; S. NJ. Bliss,
!arysyille; I. b. Mestcott St. Louis; H. D.
Iullave. Chicago; j. W. Leftwich and family.
ity; c. II. Swift, San Francisco.
One of the pleasantest parties of the season
as that given at the residence of L. K. Parvin |
rand Island, Sacramento county, on the 10th
lstant. The amusements were numerous but |
ancing was the principal feature of the even
~: The house was most elegantly decorated
18th choice flowers and evergreens from the |
observatory of Mrs. O. r. Runyon, of Court
md. The Reception Committee consisted Of
Hiss Bird kannady and Miss Annie Crofton, of
ourtland. The Committee of Arrangements
ere Miss Maggie Parvin, Miss Bird Kan
auy, MISS Mate hannady ana Miss An |
lie Crofton- The affair was managed by
iiSs Bird Kannady and Miss Maggie
aryin. to whom much credit is due
t l. O'Clock an excellent repast was served in
ne spacious dining room, after which dancing
as renewed, and kept up until the small hours
morning, and all expressed themselves as |
eing much pleased. There were about eighty
ouples present, among whom were Mr. and
lrs. Parvin and daughter. Miss Maggie Paryin
rofessor Lenoir, wife and daughter of Oak
md Miss bud Kannady Miss Annie Crofton,
iiss Mate Kannady. Miss Jennie Crofton of
acramento: Miss Horn, Miss Lee, Miss John
On of San Francisco; Miss Minnie Crew. Miss
Woodward, of New Hope Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. |
hoads, Miss Houston. Miss Ludlow Miss Par
er, of sacramento Laura Runyon, Lily Win
,rs, Miss Lizzie Collin Miss Lottie Taimadge !
iiss Josie Talmadge, Miss Alice Gray. Miss
'imon, OF San Francisco; Miss Cumming, of
anita Cruz; Miss Nightingale, of Monterey;
Iiss futile and Miss Johnson, of Los Gatos;
liss Perkans and Miss Long. of Los Angeles;
lesSrs Frank Abbott, Houston, Hatch He'll |
ron, Cole, Lewis, johnson, Cumming and Ma
On, OF Sacramento; Mr.. Dorcey, Charles Hollis
r. Z. Crofton, Lewis Kurtz, j. Rhoads, Joe
Iiller, +. Foucher and Mr.. stanly, of New