Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-23

Mr.. w. M. Williams returned to
Oakland yesterday.
Capt. A. W. Barrett returns to-day
from San Fradcisco,
Mr.. Abbot Kinney arrives on the
south. bound train to-day.
Mr.. NJ. N. Laufenberg, Of Baker,
Hamilton & Co., IL in the city.
DR.. V. G. Manning is passenger by
the train from San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. NJ. N. Newmark, Of Compton, is
on the train due here at ! 80 P. NJ. to.
day.
Rev. Il. Birdsall, rector of ST, Papps
church, will arrive home to-day from
San Francisco.
IA. X. w. Bent returned yesterday
from n trip to the mountains, much ben
Gifted in health.
Mr.. G. M. Nichols, Of the San Fran
cisco Board Of Underwriters, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. s. A. Waldron Of Ballona, was in
town yesterday. and expects the finest
crops his district has ever known.
Richard j. Mason, representing the
well.knowu publishing house Of Rand,
Mentally a Co., Chicago, is visiting this
city.
Mr.. John w. Maitland, of San Fran.
cisco, who has been spending a few
days in the city. returns home by train
to-day.
Col. Il. T.. Hewitt, C. w. Mortimer,
ESQ. and Mr.. W. X, Blaekman, re-
turned yesterday from visit to Lam
caster.
Mr.. Strobridge, the we'll known s. p.
Railroad builder. with his family, went
north yesterday in his special car Sacra-
mento.
Mr.. Henry Cabot, who has spent the
last five winters in this city for his
health, returned to his home in Phila-
delphis yesterday.
DR.. Nesmith, the well known Baptist
divine, will preach for the Central Bap.
list Church to-day in Good Templars
Hall at II Am.
Judge Hancock, of Phoenix, A. t.,
who has been here on visit for few
days, returned home yesterday via Mo
jave and The Needles.
Mr.. Charles Cabot went up to San
francisco. He accompanies his brother
that far on his way home to spend the
summer in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Plummer, of Cahuenga,
paid the city visit yesterday, and says
that his settlement is growing faster
than ever before.
Mr.. w. T. Earskadden of South Bend.
Indiana, is visiting this city, and pro-
poses to make it his home. He is inter
ested in several extensive real estate
enterprises.
Mr.. w. s. Corbin is paying visit to
his family in this city. He is at present
engaged in setting up iron bridges for
the s. P. Company on the extension OF
their C. & o. line north OF Shasta.
Mr.. 7. w. Siackpole, the famous res
taurateur of railways, was in the city
yesterday on flying business trip. He
reports his establishment at Mojave and
twenty other stations in good running
order in spite of fire and flood.
Messrs. &. B. Woodhead aud Leslie +.
Gay, accompanied by their families,
leave in few days for trip to Yo.
semitic valley. They will go in their
own conveyance. driving up through the
San Joaquin and returning by the coast.
Mr.. T. +. Hale, who returned few
days ago from trip through Oregon
and Northwestern California, says there
is still great complaint of hard times
through that whole section. The boom
seems confined entirely to the country
south of Point Conception.
Col. II. G. Hubbard, wife and daugh-
ter Katie, of San Fernando, were in the
city Yesterday. The Colonel boasts
greatly of his wheat and barley crop,
but more especially about that daughter
Katie, the first olive branch OF the Hub
bard family.
Mr. j. Warren De Lano, Manager of
the Isabel Morris troupe. is stopping at
the Natick house. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. De Lane was in Los An
eeles in 1888 with the Knights Templar.
He belongs to the oldest commandery in
the United States, organized in South
Carolina in 1880, and was until recently
editor and proprietor of the Daily Her.
aid and Sunday Times, of Charleston,
s. G. Mrs. De Lano made at that time
a banner out of the badges of the Sir
Knights that was greatly admired.
They are both delighted with Los An