Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-19
PERSONALS.

Al. Cobb Of this city has been granted
pension.
Samuel Carlos, Of San Diego, is at the
New United States.
Col Walter S. Moore has returned from
his trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. VIM. Gird, Of the Chino ranch,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. N. w. Blanchard, OF Santa Paula,
visited the city yesterday.
John w. Pearson, Of Oakland, is a
guest at the New United States.
P. J. Conkling San Bernardino busi-
ness man, is at the New United States.
II. A. Craig, leading insurance man
OF San Francisco, is at the New United
States.
Mr.. ]. +. Potter, ST., of Philadelphia,
is visiting Los Angeles, and is at the Hol
lenbeck.
Mr.. J. w. Shields and two daughters,
OF Bay City Michigan, registered at the
Hollenbeck yesterday.
DR.. George +. Thornton, an Arizona
cattle king, resident at Williams, is at
the New United States.
Robert Beattie, Philadelphian who is
doing the coast, arrived in town to-day,
and is a guest at the New United States.
J. s. Phillips, Of Covina, was in the
city yesterday. He reports things as 60
ing along nicely in the lovely Azusa val
ley.
Frank Jarvis and G. T. G. White, heav-
lily interested in gold mines near Pres
colt, arrived to-day and are at the New
United States.
John j. Ruddy, the business manager
of Barry and Fay, who will appear in this
city shortly, is in the city in the interests
OF his Company.
Mrs. j. ]. Cooper, Of Ensenada, is
visiting her son. Clerk Teed's affable
assistant. Mrs. Cooper will return to
Ensenada July 1st.
Mr.. e. G. Cawston, proprietor Of the
Norwalk Ostrich Farm, will leave on
Thursday for England instead OF Alaska
as he originally planned.
County Clerk Dunsmoor went to San
Bernardino yesterday, where he took
some papers wanted in suit on trial in
the Superior Court of that city.
Mrs. f.. w. Root, of Monrovia and
her sister. Mrs. W. II. Fayman, OF New
York city, were in Los Angeles Yesterday
and registered at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Robert MCPHERSON, the founder Of
Mcpherson City. in the Santa Ana val
ley, and one of the pioneer raisin-m makers
of Southern California, was in the city
yesterday.
Col. A. b. Hotchkiss, OF Cucamonga
was in Los Angeles yesterday. No SAINT
man will believe the boom is bursted o.
likely to be SO, who looks upon the Colo
nel's blooming face.
Mr.. Samuel Braunhart while at thu
Democratic National Convention at st
Louis met Mr.. 1. N. Weiner, delegate
from Roudout, N. Y, a brother OF Mr.
ii. @. Weiner of this city.
Mr. Geo. r. Reed, who formerly con
Quoted business at Pomona and is now
similarly engaged In San Jose, left fol
that place yesterday. He has beer
visiting his friends here aud at Sar
Diego.
Mr.. i. A. mcfarland, representative
of "The Old Homestead" Company
left last night for San Diego, from which
place, he will proceed to the headquarters
of his troupe at the Academy OF Music
New York.
Mrs. McSheeny, Washington lady
who is passing the season at Sants
Monica, left yesterday for Santa Barbars
for weeks visit there. She will be the
guest OF Mrs. Plate, wife of the manager
of the Arcadia.
Mr.. F. L. Mason, proprietor of the
Planters Hotel, Anaheim, is visiting
this city in company with his wife. Mr.
Mason reports that on Sunday 80 ol
Anaheim's citizens went on the excur
sion to Sal.~Juan, where things are
booming.