Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-01

Mr.. c. II. Mothey aud wife have gone
up to Saa Francisco.
Mrs. Wilder has gone up to the ma
tional encsmpment
Chas. Kohler. Jr., returned TO San
Francisco yesterday.
Mai. Geo. n. Gard goes up to the
grand encampment to-day.
Captain seamans has gone to San
Francisco as G. A. X. delegate.
DIR. L. C. Cross. leading capitalist
from Rochester. N. Y. Is at st. Elmo.
Mr.. Il. p. johnson Is q. A. X. dele
eeate TO San Francisco. He went up by
train yesterday.
IL. NJ. Blaisdel, a leading lawyer
from Paramount, Mimi, can be found
at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. c. NJ. jenkins has gone up to San
Francisco 10 attend the G.. A. X. En-
campment.
A. Shaffer, President Of bank at st.
Paul. MINI, Is sojourning at st. Elmo
with his family.
Daniel Fish, very prominent lawyer
and leading citizen of Minneapolis, has
his family at st. Elmo.
Col. IL. H. Boyce has gone up to San
francisco to attend the grand encamp-
ment of the q. A X.
DIR. M. Hagan went mp to San Fran
cisco yesterday. He goes as delegate
to the grand encampment.
Major Butler went up yesterday as
delegate to Goth Encampment Of tho G..
A. K. at San Francisco.
Maj. Geo. II. Bonebrake was pas
senger to San Francisco yesterday to at.
tend the G. A, r. encampment'
Chas. A. Bartleson and wife from Min
neapolis, one Of the prominent lawyers
Of the city, is at the st. Elmo.
Judge John p. Rea and wife, one Of
the leading citizens Of Minneapolis and
Judge of District Court, is at st. Elmo.
L. Blair, agent Of the entire Santa Fe
system OF railways and Manager OF the
| &. A. X. excursions, is at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. d. II. Call, Of San Fernando, was
in the city yesterday. He put up the
| first two story brick building in San
Fernando, and sustains the standard OF
Democracy with steady hand In that
charming land.
Aaron Smith came down from San
Francisco yesterday TO see that the G..
A. X. was properly cared for and to sell
some real estate at lively margin. He
| will return to-day to take care Of the
| Legislature for the rest of the special
session.
Mrs. Mamie Perry Davis and her sis.
ter Miss Virginia Perry have gone to
San Francisco to attend the G.. A. Il.
encampment. After the encampment ia
over they will go to Gray's Harbor, W.
T., north Of the Columbia river bar, to
spend month.
Mrs. K. Forger leaves this morning
with he remains of her husband, late
member of Lincoln Post, Of Topeka,
Kan, and also member of the Ma
sonic fraternity, who died at Anaheim
ON Wednesday, July 2Sth, OF congestion
of the lungs. Mrs. Forger is guest of
+. b. Colver, on Figueroa street.
w. C. Morton, G. A. R., 26th Ken
lucky regiment, Greensboro. KY, made
pleasant call yesterday ut the HERALD
office. He is one of the old'school
Jaeksonian Democrats. is solid on ma
tional finances, friend of the Pacific
coast, and is delighted with Los An.
geles. He is now interested in mining
in New Mexico.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr.. E. j.
Bacon, editor Of the San Diegan, for a
pleasant call. Mr.. Bacon is making a
very handsome daily newspaper, con.
Quoted with good taste. and intoxicating
sound Democratic ideas. 1t is pleasant
to know that the San Diegan is success.
full in business point of view as 1t Ger
tainly deserves to be.
Hon. j. f. Crank, president of the l.
A s. G. V. r. R., was in the city yes
terday to meet the G. A. X. visitors.
He reports the ground laid out for the
Monrovia depot on Myrtle avenue and
the plans prepared for the building by
Architect Stewart, the draughtsman OF
the railway company. The depot is to
| be opened ON the goth inst.