Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-03
psr.o,.i Mention.

Mr.. j. DeBarth Shorb is in San
Francisco.
Robert Mcpherson of Orange was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. A. M. Hough went out to San
Gorgonio yesterday.
Mr.. l.. j, Rose Of San Gabriel returns
to-day from San Francisco.
Colonel T. s. Hall arrives home from
San Francisco today.
j. NJ. Hixon. the well-known fruit
merchant Of Chicago, is at the st.
Charles.
X. s. Todd and A. +. Bergman Of
Owensboro, Kentucky, are at the st.
Charles.
MIR. G. X. johnson, ex Register OF the
Land Office, went up to San Francisco
yesterday.
MIR. J. w. Scott, of the Santa Monica
Hotel, went up to San Francisco yester-
day for week.
Mr.. George Rice and DR.. Cougar went
out yesterday to Riverside to the meet
ing of fruit.growers.
Mr.. VIM. FraukeI, the honest Demo.
cratic Postm aster ut San Pedro, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Ransom, Miss Ransom and Miss
Belle De Witte, Of Sandusky. Ohio. are
spending the winter in Los Angeles.
Messrs. I. C. Severance and G. M.
Severance are passengers by the south
bound train, due here at l:30 to-day.
Mr.. Trusow. the affable agent of the
A., T. g. s. II. X. R., has returned to
the city, where he is always welcome to
his host of friends.
Mr.. X. Melrose, editor and proprietor
of the Anaheim Gazette, was in the city
Yesterday. He reports everything pros
porous in that thrifty town.
Mrs. r. M. Daggett, wife of the late
Minister to the Hawaiian islands. and
Mrs. Blanche Kinds arrived from San
Diego yesterday and are stopping at
the st. Elmo.
Mr.. o. B. Skinner, General Traffic
Agent of the G. c. C. h /. X. r., with
his family arrived by the Sunset route
Yesterday in a special car of their own
road. They will pass the winter in the
Sunny South lard of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Thompson has been appointed
Ticket Agent of the California Sou hern
Railroad, the new trans. continental rail
road in this city. Mr.. Thompson is an
able and amiable gentleman, sure to win
favor with all having business with him.
j. A. Woods, formerly of this city but
for some time the obliging clerk at the
Planters Hotel, ut Anaheim, with his
wife paid this city hurried visit yester.
day. MIR. Woods says the hotels OF
Anaheim are full and that the prospects
for the future in the vineland of America
are exceedingly bright just now.
Madame Lassaugue has been elected to
the Presidency Of the new Conservatory
of Music about to be instituted in Gold.
en- Gate Park, San Francisco, with the
$50, 1000 bequest of the late Senator
Sharon. The Madame is now at San
Diego, but will return here Immediately
to arrange for her removal.
Gen. Walter Turnbull is in the city
for little visit, looking after his Tulare
land interests. The General is the
picture of good health, and his outdoor
life on Tulare's broad and fertile plains
evidently agrees with him fully as well
as his whilom earnest work on the A tta,
whose status he so much improved dur
ing his short connection Herewith.
Mr.. j. N. Victor, Superintendent of
the California Southern, is in the city
attending to the inaugural work OF the
great new artery of trade to and from
this city. Mr.. Victor is well known
here. and always welcome guest to our
citizens. If possible, he is douJly well
come this trip, bringing as he does a
new trans.continental railroad to our
doors.