Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-01-27
STORM-BOUND PARTY.
Frank Sigler Gets His
Excursion in.
A PLUCKY YOUNG MAN.
Nearly 200 Persons From the
Frozen North Coming in
This Evening.
A PLUCKY YOUNG MAN.

The following persons are with Sig
ler's January Pullman car excursion
which is expected this evening over the
Atlantic h Pacific, except those who
have gone on to San Francisco, intend
ing to return to Southern California:
Cd Howell, Mrs o d Howell. Auro
"a, III; W II Bradley. G II McKevitt,
Bradford, Pa; Henry Badger. Boston
w II Burnett, Mrs w II Burnett, Mrs W
II Woodyett, Mrs w NJ Egan, G W
Egan, J V McAdams, Mrs Delia Wood
ruff, Miss Julia Mcclellan, Leo @ Haase,
CB Niblock, Frod Niblock, Lewis Dut-
ton, Mrs L NJ Richards. E II Story,
Chicago; I X Smith. Mrs 7 X Smith,
Cameron, Mo, G Il Calder, $ II Grinder,
Cedar Rapids. In; J M Hoyt. MrsJ M
Hoyt, Breckenridge, Mo; w ii Hinkle,
Mrs W H Hinkle, Edward Hinkle, Miss
Louise Hinkle, Minneapolis, MINI; A ii
Meier, b w Campbell, Louis Van Ant
wcrp, Mrs Louis Van Antwerp,
Miss Lizzie Van Antwerp. Miss
Florence Van Antwerp, Miss
A N Magill, Mrs A Ii Hinkle,
Miss Mary ShiIden, Miss Louise Rech-
steiner, Cincinnati, o; w II Harrison,
Mrs w II Harrison, Grand Rapids, Mich;
Mrs + Helwig, Oakland, Cal; J II
Rhodes, Cleveland, o; w Dyer, G \
Reynolds, MrsC 4 Reynolds. w Andrews,
Mrs w Andrews. Maj w ID Hale, Mrs
w d Hala. Miss Nellie Hale, Miss Gertie
Hale, Arthur Hale, Willie Hale. Judge
N II Hemiup, Minneapolis. MINI; @ w
Kierulff. Mrs @ w Kierulf, Miss Anna
Kierulf, George Kierulff, Montezuma.
Ia; Mrs DIR b + Kierulff, frankie kier-
ulff, Roger Kierulf, Marshalltown, la
Mrs John Hiles. Mrs 4 II Judd, Mist
Eva Turner. Milwaukee. Wis; IL Parker,
Mrs Il Parker, Minneapolis, MINI; SAM
f Cooper, II Berrick, + Wyatt, Grin
nell, la; j X Curry. Mrs X Curry, MI
Sterling, Ill; Scion Mccoy, Red Bluff,
Cal; Mrs Rose Baxter, Wayland, Mo
W s Hubbard, Mrs w s Hubbard, In.
dianapolis, Ind; N M Tabor. Mrs N NJ
Tabor. Mrs A Tabor. Denver, Col
A A Huggins, Mt Ayr, La
j g Lineman, Maxbnrg, o;
Alonzo Bennett, Mrs Alonzo Bennett,
Jackson, Mich; " A Frost, Mrs w A
Frost, Col A X Kiefer, st Paul, Mimi
Arthur McKcever. Mrs Arthur Nc
Keever. Miss Mary Il. McKeever, SYRIA
cuse, N Y; j X Moore, Mrs J X Moore,
st Peter, MINI; G G Brandt. Mrs c c
Brant, Miss Ida Mueller, New Ulm,
MINI; Richard Green, Mrs Richard
Green, A A Green @ G Green, Middle.
ton, Wis; G + Sims, Mrs @ f Sims,
Grand Forks. Dakota; Il S Babcock,
Mrs Il s Babcock, Evansville, Ind; VIM
Fraver, Decatur, Ill; r r Hersey, Mrs
X + II ersey, Miss Jennie Hersey, Miss
Eva Hersey, Mrs ID II Jersey, Miss
Day, Jacob Bean, Mrs Jacob Bean,
Robbie Bean, Willie Bean, II L King, L
Albenberg, Saltwater, Mimi; $ Doss,
Mis- s Doss, Miss Il c Doss, Fort Sum.
ner, N M; J C Edwards, Mrs J c Ed
wards, Cameron M Edwards, Ottawa,
Canada; N L Roscnthall. Mrs N L
Rosenthall, East Las Vegas, New
Mexico; j Gilman, Rosemount, MINI;
s Q Headley, Pennington, MINI;
Mrs Il White. Miss Pearl White, Miss
Laura White, Warrington, MINI; : f
Carter, Mrs s Y Carter, Marion Center,
Kansas; Mrs Il p Greeley. Miss Greeley,
Nashina, Iowa. Mrs Henry Lardner, w
p Lardner, Niles. Mich; J II Bryson,
Red Oak, Iowa; w J Creglow, Marcus,
Iowa. o X johnson, Mrs 0 h johnson,
Frank Johnson, Racine, Wis; Thos b
Henry, Ottawa, Canada; Mrs Maria
Mitchell, Miss Louise Mitchell, Weeds
port, N Y; II Clark, Neil Clark, Duluth,
MINI; Mrs f Gilbert. Miss Myrtle
Gilbert, Sherman, Michigan; G
w Knavel, Sedgwck, Kansas;
James Pendill, Mrs p Pendill, Mar.
quette, Mich; CA Crawford, G M Wells,
Traverse City, Mich; w Il Macmillan,
Mrs A M Macmillan. Mrs DIR Ten Brook,
Paris, ILL., Mrs L A Toland, Mrs G w
Bright, Decatur, Ill; A II Toll, Mrs A
Ii Toll, Miss Juliette Toll, Baldwins-
vile. N Y; George Edwards, Miss Nj A
Edwards, La Crosse, Wis; X A Patch,
Mrs r A Patch, Denver. Col; II Poehler,
Mrs ii Poehlor, Miss | Poehler. Hender-
son, MINI; Edward Hildreth, Mrs Ed
ward H;ldreih, Miss Faye Hildreth, Miss
Grace Hildreth, Neddie Hildreth, Rich
ard HiIdreth, Colorado Springs, Col.
There were about $50 in the party.
Frank Sigler, who brought this party on,
came in yesterday by the s. Z. train. He
was snow.bound for hours at a time in
several places on the Kansas plains. At
one point he was caught midway be-
tween two stations and could get neither
one way nor the other. AT The Needles
he was detained five days at time on
account of the floods. The young gen.
tleman has won his spurs nobly.
He goes back to-day for the February
party, which leaves Chicago February
9th