Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-03
THE FAIR.
Well Attended S0twithssand q
the Rain.

the Rain.
"The rain falls alike upon the Just
and the unjust" and thus not only
are the Scriptures fulfilled, but justice
is not done the Citrus Fair. Never
theless numerous parties determined
to see the grand horticultural show
visited the hall yesterday and like
every one who has viewed the dis
play, went away verv much pleased
with the visit. The Seventh Infantry
band was present last night and de-
lighted visitors with excellent music
The exhibits have their usual attrac-
tiveness as has been the case every day
and a number of interesting features
were added. In front of the stage a
number of large ice cakes with beau
tiful orange boughs, laden with
fruit, frozen in the center
were exhibited by the Riverside Cold
Storage Co. A number Of fine River
side views, among which is one of
Magnolia avenue. were noted. +. U.
Schaum burger, the genial Anaheim
real estate man, remains ever faithful
at his post in charge of the Anaheim
booth, which is pronounced by all
one OF the most attractive exhibits in
the hall. If the eyes are weary OF
oranges, oranges, oranges, they may
here rest on a variety srch as is not
made by that Of the entire fair outside
of it.
Elsinore draws the visitor who is
interested in manufactures, with her
coal, granite, gypsum and marble.
OF the grand majority, Riverside,
naught can be said to do real justice
to her exhibits. The world already
knows the fame of her fruit.
The following is a partial list OF
Eastern visitors:
J. V. Akey and wife, Michigan;
Henry Grussendorf, Chicago; Joseph
Gahen and wife, Boston; r. f. Eve
leigh, Bloomfield, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. B. Hanford, Washington,
D. c.; G. H. Knight, Chicago; H.
Schlegel, Wisconsin: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. d. Munson and Miss Sarah Mum
son, Janesville, o.; B. Sutherland
and Mrs. E. B. Sutherland, St. Paul,
Mimi. Frank G. Mailer, Miss NAH
ler and Miss Hoffman, Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. s. E. Kercheval, Rockport, Ind.
Frank Patterson, Pittsburg; j. L.
Burnham, Milwaukee; J. Stone, San
Francisco; Adam Beaver, Garden
City, MINI. Jos. Pauley, Minneapo-
lis; Mr.. and Mrs. g. Griswold, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Miss B. L. Brown, Selma,
Mass. w. M. Hart, Pennsylvania
O. Chas. Gale, Albion, Mich. B. S.
Northrop, Clinton, Conn. Mrs. E. E.
White, Cincinnati; S. w. Gibbs,
Vacaville, CAL; Mrs. Ed. Helper,
Miss Racy Haller, Jeffersonville, Ind.
Enos Myers, Carthage, Mo-; B. II.
Blackburn, Omaha, Neb.; J. w. Vine,
Wisconsin; o. P. Dinges, Lincoln,
Neb.; D. A. Huling, Phillipsburg,
Ks; J. r. Rockwell, Fruit Belt,
Mich. w. H. Bull, Huntington, w.
Va. A. D. Ross, Greenville, H.. r.
FL. Bailey, Valley City, Oak. /; P. Run
ton, New York; L. Jay Buck, Empo-
ria, KS; Mrs. Charles G. Moran, De-
troit; r. J. SAKE, Omaha; Mrs. B.
Whitaker, Detroit; Norman Reno,
Batavia, Ia.; J. d. Smith, Monona,
Ia.; j. G. Merrill, San Fran
cisco; G. d. Tuttle, Concord, Mass. !;
J. D. Hosmer, Waltham, Mass. Mrs.
J. w. Stearns, Philadelphia; Ed. H.
Pattey, Clinton, Iowa; w. u. John
son and wife, Chicago; w. H. Kill
bourne, N. Y; George H. Percival,
Ord, Neb G. H. Hale and family,
Malone, N. Y. !; Mrs. M. E. Abbott,
Malone, N. 81. D. Burns, Chicago /;
7. w. Kizer, Winchester, Ind; A.
Allen, Austin, Mimi; Mrs. Sarah E.
Bierre and Mrs. L. Holden, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Mrs. Lille Mccall and
Mrs. j. S. Hess, Oskalosa, Iowa; S.
II. Marlette, Carson, Nevada; Mrs.
A. Vermillion, Evansville, Ind.