Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-16

Col. Walter s. Moore is in San fran
cisco.
Mr.. C. C. Lips will arrive on the 100
train to-day.
Mr. c. A. Baskerville went up to San
Francisco yesterday
Bishop Mora is visiting up in San
Luis Obispo.
Captain A. w. Barrett arrives home
to-day from San Francisco.
Mr.. A, Hamburger is a passenger on
the south bound train to-day.
Mr.. G. j. Griffith will arrive home on
the 80 train to-day.
Mrs. Banning and daughter went up to
San francisco yesterday.
Mrs. J. F. o'Neill, of Orange was at
the Depot Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. George Chaffey arrived home yes
terday from San Francisco.
Mr.. Jose Gotta, Deputy Sheriff of San
Diego county, is in the city.
w. II. IL. Beuyaurd, U. $. A., from
Chicago is at the Depot Hotel.
Captain Hampton Hutton returned
home from San Bernardino on Monday.
Rev. s. J. Fleming, of Long Beach,
has gone up to San Francisco on visit.
Messrs. G. w. and A. L. Richards, of
Carthage, New York, are at the Depot
Hotel.
Mr.. T. B. Hayes, U. s. Deputy Mar
shall, Wilmington, went up to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Mccall, General Agent of
the N. Y. l.. S. Il W. r. r., will arrive
here at ! 80 to-day.
Miss h. Lanfranco returns to-day
from Mills Seminary TO spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. w. 4. Ward, editor of the Orange
Tribune, spent yesterday in the city. He
was registered at the Depot Hotel.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day for A. C. Watts and L. Froye; and
for Thomas Gordon and G. Nj. Bergsten.
Mrs. Martin and her daughter, Miss
May Martin, arrived home yesterday
from a visit East. Mr.. Martin met them
at Mojaye.
Mrs. Fred. Croker, who has been
spending a few days in Southern Califor-
MIA, returned home on Sunday in her
special car, the Sacramento.
Mr.. Schofield, of Schodeld, Tevis 4 |
Co., San Francisco, is about South Cali
fornia. lie went out to the Puente oil
wells on Monday to take look at
them.
Miss Behe Vining, of the Thompson
Opera Company, is no stranger in Los
Angeles. The young lady is a great
favorite here among very large circle
OF friends.
MIR. r. A. Ling went out to Pomona
Monday on little legal business. He
returned by the late C. S. r. r. train,
This by the way is great convenience to
Los Angeles people
Col. Hewitt, of the S. p. Co., went as
far north as Sumner with the gentlemen
of the A. & P. and A., T. & s. f. party
last Sunday, and returned home on
Monday.
MIR. George Bates, the accomplished
principal of the Berkeley gymnasium.
is at the st. Elmo. Those who desire
to patronize this famous school will OBJ
serve his notice in the HERALD.
On Monday an interesting party dined
al the Depot Hotel, en- route north. 1t
embraced Senator j. W. Mackay, Mr.. j.
G. Flood, Jr., and "Hank" Smith, Su-
perintendent of the Quiiotoa mines.
Mr.. Worth Wilcox, nephew of
General Orlando B. Wilcox, and post
trader at Fort Mcdowell, \. T., went
north on Monday en- route to San Fran |
cisco to be married Many congratula
tons follow from his numerous friends |
in the City of the Angels.
Mr.. Loriug Pickering, the proprietor
of the call, together with his newly |
married bride, returned home on Mon
day after months sojoun in Los An.
geles This veteran newspaper man
reports himself as charmed with the de.
lights of Los Angeles, her climate, peo- |
pie ana RAPID ueNelOpHeht'
Mr.. Frank Il. Ninton was out at San
Jacinto on a visit and returned Monday |
afternoon. Frank got off the train |
coming round the curve at San Fernando |
street, because he was in hurry to get |
to the store. The young lady came on
to the platform before alighting with |
that grace and dignity always requiring
leisurely movements.
DIR. Cohn, of the Hannah baths, re-
ceived telegram yesterday from his !
little nephew saying, Come at once.
Papa is killed by train" The deceased |
is a brother.in.law of DR.. COIN, and he |
and his wife went north yesterday on |
receipt of this sad intelligence, The |
accident was no doubt done by passing |
local on Seventh street, Oakland, in |
which city the family lived
Mr.. VIM. McCrory, of Minneapolis, is
in the city on a tour of iuspe elton. This
gentleman is President of the Minneap-
oils, Lyndale & Minnetonka Railroad, of
the Minneapolis, Minnehaha and Fort
Smelling Railroad, and OF the st. Anthony |
Railroad. Mr.. MeCrory is more than
likely to drive down stake in Los An |
geles and remove his lares and penates
from the Hiperborean Nigors of the
North Star" State to sun-kissed South
ern California.