Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-19
Persona, Mention.

hr. Alex. lnnes oil Alameda - IN tne
city.
Mr.. w. s. Maxwell came down on the
/ 80 train yesterday.
Mr. Frank Shrode, of Compton, was
in the city yesterday.
Col. Il. A. Edwards returned yester-
day by the Ennis excursion.
Mr.. d. Il. Miles, ex.Councilman,
comes home from San Francisco to-day.
MIR. Bissel, General Freight Agent of
the A. & p. X. r. is expected here to-
day.
w. p. Gardiner, ESD, returned last
night from a heightened business visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. T. G. Woodbury., Of Pasadena,
returned home Sunday by the Phillips
excursion.
Ex-Governor Begole, Of Michigan,
was one Of the Ennis party arriving yes.
terday.
Captain w. II. Clapp. Of Fort Stock
ton was OF the Ennis party which came
in yesterday.
MIR. s. J. Mathes came In Sunday in
charge OF his excursion. He bore the
snow blockade manfully.
Mr.. Geo. Phillips brought in the ex-
oursion Sunday morning. He took good
care Of his snow.bound party.
Mr.. Leopold Reich, of Buyer, Reich 4
Co. San Francisco, is in the city. lie
is assignee Of the Feintuch concern.
Mrs. Mamie Davis, nee Perry, re-
turned home yesterday among the Ennis
excursion party, looking remarkably
| well.
MIR. II. O. Van Yranken, the new
tick ct agent, came back yesterday. HIS
better half accompanied him to console
| him in his Loneliness in this strange land.
Widow Bedott--saw he was
belated yesterday II he waited for the
DELAYED west bound train. He came in
with the Ennis excursion party and was
| on time.
| Mr.. Chas. Elliott, for some time past
engineer for the Yucca Fiber and Land
| Company, arrived from Ravena yester-
terday, and coRtemplates opening an
Office aud taking up his residence in this
city,
Mr.. s. p. Merritt, editor of the San
Bernardino Indea, is confined to his
house by chills and fever, and Mr.. Il. A.
Phillips, formerly Of the Los Angeles
| = E..s...aas Ia attandiuu IN his a1
itorial duties.
Mr. j. II. Gillingwaters, an old resi-
dent of California and well known min.
ing expert, arrived from San Francisco
by steamer ON Sunday, and will spend
some little time in taking good look at
Southern California.
| The HERALD was favored yesterday by
a pleasant visit from Major Lewis, the
popular conductor of the Ennis party,
Captain Layton, his very able first mate,
and Mr.. q. w. Harding, distinguished
newspaper man Of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Judge Cheney presided in his own de-
partment Of the Superior Court yester-
day morning, the first time after his va
cation. He also presided in the after
noon in Judge Brunsons department,
who was obliged to go home III.
The HERALD acknowledges the pleas.
ure of call yesterday from Judge M ID.
Crawford, OF Downey City. The Judge
is one Of the solid farmers OF the beauti-
full snd productive Los Nietos Valley.
| We are pleased to note that he main
tains his old time vigor and health.
Mr.. Y. ID. Harrington, of Terrill,
Texas, who arrived by the Ennis excur-
sion yesterday. paid the HERALD pleas
ant call yesterday. Mr.. Harrington
will 20 to San Francisco to-day, but will
return soon and do Southern California
thoroughly, with view to select lo,a-
ton where the climate and other attrac-
tions will fill his ideal.
Mr.. L, Wells, of the firm of Deere,
| Wells 4 Co., of Council Bluffs, Iowa, a
branch of the John Deere Plow Com
pany at Moline, Illinois, who arrived
from the East yesterday on on extended
visit to this Coast, paid the HERALD a
pleasant visit yesterday. Although ar
irving in pelting rain, Mr.. Wells was
| forcibly impressed with the contrast in
the thermometrical index between Coun'
Gil Bluffs and this city.
On the arrival of the train from the
North yesterday Major Ben G. Truman,
his wife and their daughter, Miss
George, were met at the Depot Hotel
by number of relatives and friends and
treated to one of those exquisite lunches
| of which mine host Reinhart possesses
the secret. Immediately afterwards they
took the Southern Pacific train for New
Orleans. There they propose to spend
some three weeks, going theme to New
York. Major Truman goes East on
business of the Southern Pacific. The
many friends OF Mrs. Truman, who is a
social favorite all over Southern Califor-
mia, aud whose queenly beauty is the
least of her attractions. will be glad to
learn that she is in perfect health and
anticipative of the pleasures OF the win
ter season in New Orleans and New
York. One of the things that makes
Major Truman enduringly popular in
Los Angeles and Southern California is
the care which he always takes to voice
trumpet-tongued the claims of his old
| home General h. Il. Hewitt proposed
| bon Uoyage to these old time Angelehos,
and almost before the beakers We're
qualfed they were en- route to the Cres-