Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-17
Personal.

Miss II. Kerski, OF Seattle, W. T., Is at the st.
Nicholas.
Capt Nelson, .of Lemoore, Tnlare county, is
attending the Convention.
Miss e. Hewitts many friends win be pleased
to hear that she has returned from the East.
Capt. J. n. Lee, us. A., is on trip to the city
and Is comfortably settled Mt the st. Nicholas.
Christopher Buckley will plead to tae indict-
ments against him on Friday before Judge
The Mission Society ut ITS meeting on Tues
day evening elected Mr. and Mrs. J. d. l., nch
members OF the association.
Mr.. Frank Day, a whilom Angeleho of great
popularity, but who has been absent from this
city for year or more. Is paving visit to his
old home.
Mr. J. II. ireenlees, head OF the firm 81 Green,
lees Il Russell, commission brokers of Kansas
City, has made his home duling his stay here at
the st. Nicholas
prof. 5avereiys well known form will never
b. seen on the streets of Los Angeles, again.
He died on Tuesday at El Monte. Ellis real
name was s. J. Brewster
Mr.. Y. D. knapp is gentleman of wide
thought and a man that the people like. He ls
candidate for delegate at st. Louis, and would
make good representation. ,,.,,s-
j. l.. Collins special agent Of the United
States Interior Department, Is in the city in the
interest of the distribution of the public land
according to the principles of the Democratic
party.
Messrs j. II. Russell and Jas. w. Miller, of
Ell Dorado, and Messrs. Martin German Louis
Liffmau and Justus Herbst, of San Francisco,
delegates TO the Convention, are quartered at
the st. Nicholas
The Los Angeles Band of Hope, of which
Mrs Blanchard is superintendent will give an
entertainmenG at Asbury NJ. e. Church, East
Los Angeles tomorrow evening. An excellent
programme has been prepared.
John Rafferty,, ex Mayor of Tombstone, who
died here very suddenly was buried yeste rday.
The funeral services were held at the Church
of Our Lady of the Angeles and were conducted
under the auspices of the q A. II. Post
Los Angeles and Ramona Parlors of the N. s.
CIV. will tonight receive aad entertain a large
number of visiting brethren. Among those
present will be Grand Orator r. N. Fltzgerald
Grand Trustees J. Mervyn Donahue aud Homer
G. Katx, Past Grand President II. y. Jones, Dis
trict Deputy Grand President r. f.. Del Vale
and Bros. Woods, Shanahan, Sunderhaus, Cam
inetti, Bernhard Henry L.. Ryan, VIM. e
Prineely and many others All members of Lo.
Angeles Parlors are requested to be present and
attend
BY steamer arriving here tomorrow are ex
pected Colonel w. 7. Higgins, Mrs. Higgins and
Miss Jessie Crowley. They will be at the Ma
deau during their visit. II Is needless to tell
the many Republican readers of the HERALD
who the Colonel is They know
him we'll. But to Democrats. who are
inexperienced in practical politics as
the late Mr.. Arthur used to put it, 1t m y
not be ami s to state that ne is the p wer be
hind the Republican throne He bends the
hearts Of San Francisco delegation as the
hearts of one man-when his sack Is large
enough. ss.- " Ssst3 nv 49, H--s~s q. -
Louis Mooser reported at the police station
last night that .his partner, H. Bschofr, who
runs an employment agency at Nos. % and SO
West Second street had been missing since