Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-03

cisco yesterday.
Mr.. A. II. Maokay went north yester'
day by the train.
Mr.. NJ. L. Culp went OF Sunday. Il
Is the Encampment again.
Tommie Botello has gone up to Bar
Fran cisco on professional busioess.
Major E. A. Weed will be in the Lo'
Angeles Battalion at San Francisco.
Mr.. b. r. Colver took the Sunda,
train for San Francisco--G. A. X. also.
Major John Robsrts is one Of the Lo'
Angeles battalion to the Eucarnpment
Theo. Summerlspd went up to Sar
Francisco yesterday to see the grand
parade.
Among the Sunday departures for the
| q. A, r. Encam pment was Mr.. w. x.
Staley.
Major Il. Savage went on the Sunday
train to swell the q. A. X. crowd In
San Francisco.
Harry A. Smith, Of San Francisco, is
visiting Los Angeles. He will remain
about ten days.
Mr.. 8. q. Morton went up on the
Sunday train. II is the old story the
Encampment.
Col. o. II. Violet went north yester-
day to attend the grand encampment Of
the q. A. X.
DIR. COIN, of the Hammam Baths.
went up to San Francisco yesterday on a
two weeks visit.
Major Geo. Il. Gard was of the party
who left here on Sunday for the En-
csmpment.
Mr.. L. Il. Mosher went up to San
Francisco on Sunday to attend the u
A. X. encampnent
Mr.. J. w. Quinn went up to Sar
Francisco Sunday. He will attend thu
grand encampment.
Councilman Il. w. Jones took the
north bound train on Sunday, en- route
for the encampment.
Mr.. VIM. Meyers. Of the s. P. Co.,
went to San Francisco to the Encamp'
ment. Bill is an s. Of V.
Miss A. M. Clyne, Of H. Mosgrove a
Co., has gone to San Francisco on va
cation. The lady will be away two
weeks.
Gen. G. W. Mead will hereafter be
general manager Of the 70 mile road
Of the s. P. Co. Syndicate in Iuate-
mala.
Major ID. G. Roberts was one of the
bows in blue going north by the special
train yesterday. Mrs. Roberts accom-
panied him
Mr.. II. 2. Osborne, Of the Express.
went on the Sunday train to join the
Los Angeles battalion in the grand
parade to-dsy.
Sam futile went north by the special
train yesterday to visit Bartlett Springs.
Sans friends will all be glad to see hum
back restored to health.
Mr.. J. 8. Clark, who has been sojourn.
ing with his son at the Belmont for the
past few weeks, went up to San Fran
cisco yesterday by the train.
Mrs. B. f, Porter and two daughters
were of those who departed by the Sun.
day train for the festivities of the grand
encampment in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. r. b.
Young with her two children arrived
home yesterday from a long visit to
San Eranciaeo and Oakland.
DR.. w. Waterman of San Bernardino,
the prosperous mining and mill man OF
his county, as well as the boss dairy.
man, went up to San Francisco on Sun
day.
Mrs. and Miss Breed, wife and
daughter of Councilman Breed, went
up on the Sunday train. They will
witnes, the grand encampment march in
San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. Charles Seyler and family, the
popular general freight agent of the ).
p. Co. at Los Angeles, went down yes
terday to San Franrisco on two weeks
leave of absence, well merted.
Among those who worked most ear
nestly and cheerfully for the entertain
ment of the visitors last week was Mrs
Melvin Nudge. The good lady was I'M
firing in her efforts to show hospitality
to the strangers.
Col. A. B. Hotchkiss, of Cotton,
passed through the city yesterday from
Santa Bar bara. The Colonel has o big
law suit on hand there involving the
possession of one of the principal
blocks in that city.
W. b. Cullen, Esq, Of Alosta,' was in
the city yesterday. He denies being
the author Of those monstrous and in.
credible stories about the Elizabeth
Lake water dragon, When he tells q
whop or it has both size and sense.
Mr.. 1. H. Polk, lately of the S. P
Co., is Division Superintendent on the
A. 4 2. between Winslow and the
Needles in Arizona. Mr. Folks thous
ands of warm friends here regret very
much his removal from Los Angeles.
United States Marshal w. X. Meade
of Arizona, left for the Territory yester
day. Meade is Democrat, and hai
been ruthlessly assaulted by some politi
cal opponents, but like his distinguished
relative, who won Immortality at Gettys
burg, he is a good slayer.
Mr., w. II. Sutherland has become 81
delighted with Antelope Valley since hi
arrival from England that he has pur
chased from Mr.. Grosser 100 acres Of hi
beautiful grain fields. paying $50
i therefor, aud proposes to assist in de
monstrating the outcome of this region.
Among the Eastern visitors to tn
encampment who passed here was 4. 5
Donnelly, ESQ.,, noted young attorne.
of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MIR
Donuelly, although young man, has I
noted reputation as stenograpic expert
He is acting on this trip as specia
correspondent of several Eastern papers
His father is DIR. X. Donnelly of SaI
Francisco.
Mr. Jean Havistory, with his wifi
and brother, Vincent H, Havistory, anC
M. Pierre Labat, left this morning for I
years visit 10 France, having tickets Sc
cured from Mr.. Charles Raskin, editol
of lie Progres, for Paris. But the hom'
which they propose to vkit is in Les
Basses Pyrenecs, and they expect to re
turn to their adopted country within Q
year. They leave by the steamer Cham
payne from New York city August l4tt
instant.
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