Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-16
PERSONAL Mentlou.

Personal Mention.
]. s.. Keefer, of Monrovia, is at the st.
Elmo.
Walter s. Maxwell arrived from the north
yesterday.
Jacob 8. Lowry, of Cincinnati, is at the
Pico House.
JN. Phillips, of Sydney, Australia. is at
the st Elmo.
Col. w. X. Tolles, OF San Bernardino, is at
the St Elmo.
J.w. Wright, Portland. Me-, is stopping at
the Pico House.
Mr.. s. b. Dewey returned from San Fran
cisco on Sunday.
Captain Polhamus, of Yuma, went up to
San Francisco on Sunday.
John Roberts returned on Sunday from
hunting trip to the mountains.
Thomas Rhodes, Esq, returned home
from San Francisco yesterday.
Hon. 7. d. Mott and family hav taken
rooms at the Raymond.
j. +. Hardy. of Monticello. Ind, is regis
tered at the Grand Central.
W. ]. Chappell. of the Daily Vacation Com
pany, is at the Pico House.
Alex. Badiam, of San Frapcisco. is stop
ping at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
Phillip, Joseph and HenrySpeck, of High
land, ILL.,, are at the st. Elmo.
Col. T s. Harris, OF the Antelope Valley
News at Rosamond, is at the Natick.
Gen. o. 0. Howard passed through here
yesterday en- route to San Francisco.
Mr.. s. P. Merritt. of the San Bernardino
Index, is in the city on business visit.
Mr. Gage, the maker of the Gage water de-
velopment at Riverside, is at the Nadeau.
Mr. W. J. Chappelle, representing "The
Dalys" in Harvard vs. Yale, is in the city
Mesdames Beeson and Gillett returned
home from Arrowhead Springs yesterday.
Mr.. B. w. Bates, Cashier of the San Ga
briel Valley Bank at Pasadena, is at the St.
Elmo.
Mr.. A. II. Julian, the able editor of the
San Diegau, and a very genial gentleman, is
in the city.
Mr.. C. Terrill of the s. P. Co., is in the
city on a visit He came by the Ennis ex
cursion.
District Attorney-elect George s. Patton
has moved into the city and is keeping
house on Fort street.
A. II. Judson, Esq, returned yesterday
from some of his great landed possessions
in some part of the country.
&c. Harmon went down to San ia
cinto on Sunday. The Doctor will plant
vineyard there this winter.
Mr.. w. II. Clarke, of the Pullman Palace
Car Co., leaves here TO day. His place Will
be filled by Mr.. f. d. Henley.
Hon. II. I. Hazard has engaged rooms at
the Raymond for himself and family. He
will find the place pieasanter than Sacra-
mento during the session OF the Senate.
Mr.. A. ]. julian, one of the proprietors Of
the Daily San Diegau, is in the city on q
business visit He reports a general and
prosperous boom in that city by the sea.
Mrs. Margaret c. Graves left yesterday to
spend the winter in her old Mississippi
home. TIE many Los Angeles friends OF
this lovely lady will long for her return.
Mr.. Fred Thompson, Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad. went up
to San Francisco yesterday Mrs. Thomp-
son accompanied her lord and master.
Rev. 8. J. Fleming, of Loug Beach, was in
the city yesterday. He reports things very
quiet there, but there is prospect of busi-
ness in the Raymond tourists. who will
spend part of the winter there.
]. F. Roth, OF Roth & Quarre, of the Dia-
mond House, has returned from an exten-
sive trip through New Jersey, New York,
Chicago and San FIR ncisco During Mr:
Roth's visit he purchased large STOCK OF
goods for his establishment.
Mrs. r. NJ. widney. President of the
Flower Festival Society has returned from
a visit TO San Jose and Is now ready to at
tend to business for the good of mankind
and the glory of GGd in prosecuting the
labors OF the society.
Mr.. Jules Roth, OF the firm of Roth &
Quarre, returned from an extended trip to
San Francisco and the East in the interest
of his house yesterday. Mr.. Roth brought
back amongst an extensive stock some Of
the finest diamonds ever seen in this city.
1t appears by late number of the Santa
Fe New Mexican that our well known and
able legal friend, F. H. Howard, Esq. in
association with his brott er. G. II. Howard,
ESQ. has es ablished himself In the prac-
tice of law at Santa Fe, with branch Office
at Las Vegas, n. NJ. The departure OF SO
talented and prominent member of our
bar from so prosperous a business center as
Los Angeles, to locate in New Mexico, Is
another evidence of the rosy future in anti
cipation for our sister Territories of Ari-
iona and New Mexico. A great future Is
near ut hand tor them both.g No person
could be found BY nature better nttsd to ald Il
H. Howard. For many years he has been
one of the leading lawyers in Southern
California, while his reh.arkably varied ac-
complishments outside his profession have
given him Standing as one OF our most
erudite citizens. While speaking huenty,
French, German and Spanish, Maj. Howard
lis also a thorough classical scholar. being a
graduate of the Berlin (Prussia) University.
| He is an honor to any community, or pro-
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