Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-10

Geo. w. saiton registered at the Depot
Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Adams has returned from :
business trip TO San Francisco.
Charles C. overshiner, agent and re.
porter Of the Calico Print, is in town.
Mr., John K. Jackson, the well-known
surveyor, is lying very sick at his resi-.
idence in East Los Angeles.
Herr Louis Roeder has returned in
good health from three months visit
to the cities Of the Atlantic States.
HI. Grow, Of Glendale. was in the
city yesterday. He has Just finished
shipping his orange crop to the eastern
markets.
G. F. Smurr, Assistant General
Freight Agent Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, San Francisco, and his family
are stopping at Santa Monica.
win fancy, one of the old-time boys
of Los Angeles. who has been spending
several years in Nevada, is in the city
on visit to his family and numerous
friends.
Mrs. Geo. McCallister Of Topeka.
Kansas, arrived in the city on Friday
last and is the guest of Mrs. +. b. Col
yer, whose residence Ia on Figueroa
street, near State.
Frank Monaghan, Of the Needles, is in
the city to cool off with temperature
of 96', while Il he had stayed at home
be would have been at mild heat Of
ll6'. The difference 10 obvious.
Mr.. E. A. DeCamp, the popular Sec
Rotary of the Sixth District Agricultural
Society, was united in marriage on the
9th instant at San Buenaventura with
Miss M. B. Chickering Of that place.
Mrs. Jeanne G. Carr, Of Pasadena, 10
making for her guests at Carmelita a
beverage from oranges that is perfectly
delightful. If anybody wants to taste
or make IL, call on that excellent and &C.
complished lady.
Frank NJ. Ward, President of the San
Gabriel Valley Bank a. Pasadena, accom-.
panied by his artistic sister. Mrs. H. A.
Barclay, started yesterday for trip to
the art centers Of Europe. Their friends
wish them a pleasant and prosperous
journey.
Jerry Collins, who has been aresident
Of Los Angeles for thirty.eight years,
has started for trip to the "Ould sod. /"
He will go by steamer to Panama and
thence to Ireland, with hope and expeo-
tation that long sea voyage will bens-
fit his broken health.
There arrived in the city yesterday
and registered at the Nadeau Hotel:
Geo. w. Fisher and wife, De Land Fla;
Edgar A. Scott, Rockford, ILL.,; j. W.
Given and Ed f. Murphy, San Francis.
co; aud Robert U. Jacob. wife and
child, Philadelphia.
DR.. B. B. Briggs, Of Crescenta, came
to the city last night. The doctor is
still quite an invalid from the terrible
sickness which he endured last winter,
but appears to be steadily gaining in
strength. He Is warmly In favor OF o
railway through Cresoenta.
At the Pico arrived yesterday: T. Il.
Woodwork. St. Louis, Mo; o. Messer,
Clinton, Iowa; L. P. cambridge. Boston;
Thomas Arlton, Philadelphia; W. A.
Sutcliffe and T. e. Sutcliffe, Manchester,
England; s. D. Mowrey, Hamburg, Pa |;
and Smith Peck, of San Francisco.
Tuesday evening Miss Bella Moore
will open at the Grand in the highly
emotional drama of "a Mountain Pink. :"
She will be supported by star cast and
the amusement going public may antici.
pate treat if all the good things said
abe ut Miss Moore are true, and they
doubt are.
Richard Melrose, Esq. Of the Anaheim
Gazette stated at the County Pomologi.
cal meeting at Anaheim that he found
Spanish grapes from Malaga in Chicago
last spring selling at two dollars per
pound, and the taste in comparison with
California grapes was something like
that of an unvitalized potato.
Major Jacob Soares, who presides
over the destinies of the court house,
yesterday received from Golden Rule
Lodge, Grand Order of United Odd Eel.
lows, of San Francisco, an elegant gold
mounted badge. This is given in appre.
citation of the Majors efforts IN further
ing the interests Of the Order, and he is
Justly proud of it.