Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-18
THE GRANGE RESTS.
How the Sabbath Was Spent by the Wis
itors.


itors.
The delegates to the National Grange
spent Sunday in various ways. A party to
the number of twenty, at the invitation Of
Hon. William Johnston, one of the State
Commissioners to receive and entertain the
delegates, visited his orchard and farm
near CORTLAND. The Past Master aud his
wife entertained the party in right royal
style. The visitors were surprised at what
they saw, and were more than pleased
with their reception.
The delegates remaining in the city at
tended the churches of their respective de.
nominations in the morning. A number
went to the spot where Suffers Fort stands
and scrutinized the old adobe ruins with
much curiosity.
Committee work occupied the attention
of some of the delegates.
At Masonic Hall this evening the Grange
will confer the Sixth Degree (Flora). A
Past Master will preside. The Seventh De.
gree Ceres will be conferred in full ampli.
fed form tomorrow evening, also at Ma
sonic Hall James Draper, High Priest
will preside. These degrees can only be
conferred under the auspices of the Ma
tional Grange. Members of the Grange
from all over the State are arriving to at
tend the ceremonies. From Oregon the
following persons have reached here: ]
B. Stump, wife, daughter and son, Isaac
Gardner and wife, H. E. Hays, Master
Oregon State Grange; Charles Miller, Rob
ert Emery and wife, John Simpson, Lee
turer of the State Grange; l. L. Hilery anc
wife, DR.. Casio, Judge Boyse, wife anc
daughter; Mr.. Tucker.
G. P. Loucks, of Pacheco, member O.
the Executive Committee of the California
State Grange, arrived yesterday.
W. K. Thompson and wife, of South
Carolina. who have been attending the
Grange have been called home, on account
of the illness of Mr.. Thompson's parents.
The free distribution of fruits in the As
sembly Chamber is greatly appreciated by
the delegates.
At the National Grange headquarters the
Masters of the various State Oranges were
requested on Saturday to give notice tc
Master E. w. Davis, of California. of the
number of members and visiting Patrons
who will take part in the excursions to the
different sections of the State, and the
length of time they expect to remain in
California. Partial reports have been re.
ceived as follows: Levi Booth and wife, Of
Colorado, may stay until after January LIST;
about December 7th; ]. Draper and wife
of Massachusetts; n. B. Douglass and wife,
Mrs. Walker, G. L. Hartshorn, w. B. Had
wen, Henry Putnam, Benjamin P Ware
George C. Rice Mr.. Bond, Mr.. Moore, Mrs.
E. B. Richardson, Fred. L. Cook, till
about D ocember 5th; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Hilleary, of Oregon; bMr. and Mrs. Imbree
Mrs. J. H .Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs Stump,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, Mr.. Simpson. Mr.
Miller and Mr.. Casio are expected to stay
during the excursion season at least. Also
J.J. Woodman and wife, of Michigan;
Thomas Mars and wife, a. II. Smith and
wife, David Henshaw and wife, W. R.
Hawkins and daughter, Mrs. P Palma
A. r. Wildey and Mr. Bradner and
wife; also, twenty-five Patrons from Con-
necticut state that they are IN no hurry
to leave this paradise, and will adapt Their
arrangements to those of the Commission.
ers. One representative from Rhode Island
will tarry until about the 5th of December
The following will remain until November
30th: A. E. Page and wife, of Missouri
and W. E. Harbrough; William Sims anC
wife, of Kansas, and two Patrons A. ]
Rose and wife. of Texas J. NJ. Thompson
and wife, of Illinois; ]. Statesir, of New
Jersey; A. Messer, of Vermont; E. II
Bancroft and wife, of Delaware Governor
Robe and wife, OF Maine; y. h. Hall anC
wife, OF Nebraska; two delegates, two hon
orary members and two visitors from New
Hampshire. Leonard Rhone and wife, o
Pennsylvania; Mrs. r. II. Thomas anC
Kate Alexander will remain until Novem
Der 2Sth or longer also, Mortimer White
head, of New Jersey. W. s. Chowen, O
Minnesota, reports one who will remain
until December 5th. Governor G. G. Luce
wife and daughter, of Michigan, will re
maip Until December I'd. T. H Kimbrougt
and ;, of Georgia, and j E. Blackford O
Iowa, will remain until November 28th o.
later. l. D. Clardy and wife of Kentucky anC
three visitors will stay until Novembe
9th. ]. B. Baiiy and wife of Mississippi
and D. L. Russell, wife and two daughter
of Washington will remain until Novem
Der 2Sth. X Y. CHARTERS of Virginia car
remain only short time. S. H. Ellis Of
Ohio, with wife and sixteen others, can bt
counted on for seven days or more. II
Hawkins and wife and Miss Bessie Kyle OF
Alabama will remain until November 29th
W. K. Thompson and wife of South Caro-
lima are the only ones reported to leave i'm
mediately after the session, and they leave
on account of reported illness in theil
family. There are quite number of visit
ors from abroad who will likely accompany
the excursions, who are not reported in tn,
above. There will also be quite humble
of California Patrons and invited Friends
who will accompany the party on most, i
not all, of the excursions.