Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-05
Personal Mention

Captain VIM. Banning went North
last evening.
Charles Hamilton, San Francisco
merchant, is in the city.
Rev. R. Story, Of Rochester, New
York, a prominent divine, is at the
Raymond.
] A. Moreland, Bank Commissioner
of San Francisco, arrived in the city
yesterday.
Colonel J. NJ. Graham, District At
torney of Pinal county, A. T., arrived
in town yesterday.
A. D. Raymond, leading Eastern
paper mill owner, hailing from Water
bury, N. Y, is here.
J. N. Schuman and wife, of st.
Paul, are stopping at the New
United States Hotel.
H. Barnes, connected with the
California Southern railroad, is in the
city accompanied by his family.
E. R. Cleveland. Of the Express edi-
torial staff, went north yesterday
afternoon in quest of recreation and
pleasure.
David Walker. Alice Walker, Grace
Walker and May Walker, all of To
ronto, Canada, arrived in the city
EyesteEday.,. .e-,v. q. .as .As....s.
FIR. Moore and wife, accompa-
MED by Miss Annie Sherlock, Of
Spokane Falls, w. t., are registered
at the Nadeau.
Geo. w. Hooper, Of San Francisco,
who has been in Los Angeles f ,r sew
eral days, returned home yesterday,
leaving OH the l 80 train.
J A. Goldsmith, of the San Pedro
Clipper, paid visi to this city yes
proposition to have his town inc rpo
rated.
Word was received yesterday that
Mrs. E. M. Griffith, wife of DR.. E. M.
Griffith of this city but recently OF
Shanghai, had arrived in San Fran
cisco from China on her way here.
David Walker, a well-known mill
ionaire, of Toronto, Canada, accom-
panied by his daughters, Misses
Alice, Trace and May, occupy quar-
ters at the Nadeau house.
Mr.. VIM. L. Bond, outside business
man of the Oakland Tribune, which
paper he has done much to render
prosperous, has been doing Los An
geles 'or several days. He is now
visiting San Diego and will return
here in few days.
Hiram N. Rucker. Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge of California. F. and
A. NJ, has reappointed Prof. Francis
Chute Woodbury., Inspector for the
Thirty-fifth Masonic District, which
includes Los Angeles county.
The anniversary of Robert Burns is
to be celebrated on February 18th
inst, by a grand concert in the Ar
mory hall. This promises to be the
event of The season, full programme
Of which will appear later.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Cruz re-
signed from the Sheriff's Office, much
to the regret Of his friends and those
who have business with him, on the
lst of the present month. His alb
sence from the office is much felt by
all who have business there.
Mr.. Chas. P. Hall, manager of the
Bush Street Theatre, arrived in the
city yesterday to arrange for the ap
peara"ce of Washington Irving Bish'
oy. who opens at the Grand February
l4th, in Los Angeles for two weeks.
Alexander D. Hannah, of Chicago
who has been engaged for many years
| in the wholesale liquor business, ii
making visit at G. F. loves, now o
Los Angeles but formerly of Chicago
in company with his family ant
Albert Craddock and wife, of London
Tho entire party will leave Monday
for San Diego, where they will remain
for some time.
J. /. Vignes, the genial real estate
operator is about to become bene'
d ct, and the HERALD takes grea
pleasure in making the announce
ment. The happy young lady is Mis-
May Marsellus, daughter OF E. p. Mar
sellus, of Oakland. Miss Marsellus il
a very beautiful brunette and is yer,
highly accomplished. The wedding
will take place in Oakland about thu
middle of April.
Rev. S. J. Fleming, Superintendent
of the Chautauqua Assembly o
Southern California, was married
Thursday evening at Rockfork, Ill.
to Minnie, eldest daughter of N. E
Lyman, Esq, President of the Peo
ple's Bank at that place, and is nov
on his return to Los Angeles. 1t i
the intention of the friends of Mr.
Fleming to give public reception t.
him in the Hollenbeck block durinl
1.-The latter part Of the week.