Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Geo. J. Ainsworth, OF Rsdondo, was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Ellis, Of Frothing-
ham, N. Y, are in the city for visit.
G.. N. Eaton and Miss l.. E. Eaton. OF
San Diego, visited Los Angeles ycster-
day.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bigelow and J. X. Bigelow
came down from Ssn Francisco yester-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Cove, of Peoria, ILL.,, are
trying winter weather in Southern Cali.
fornia.
@. A. Meade, the general storekeeper
Of the Santa Fe at San Bernardino, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodbridge and
Miss Dunbar, or Boston, are in the city
for the winter months.
Colonel E. d. Bailey, accompanied by
his wife and FL. w. Bailey, of Buffalo,
arrived in the city yesterday.
o. X. Gushing, the cashier of the
Southern Pacific freight house, went
north to San Francisco yesterday.
DIR. Elizabeth A. Follansbee has re-
turned from her visit to the East. and
taken residence at 240 South Fort
street.
Mrs. Dickinson. Of Bessemer, Mich,
left yesterday for San Francisco to make
Investigations as to the life OF Willie
Dickinson in that city.
L. A. Ingersoll, manager of the Lewis
Publishing Company, should not be mis-.
taken for John Ingersoll, whose name
figured In case reported yesterday.
Colonel r. B. Treat leaves for New
York City this morning on short bust
ness trip of about one month. He is
called there on important professional
business.
Colonel III. w. Lswton, Inspector
General of the U. s. army, was in the
city yesterday. He was here in 'S7 as
Captain of the Fourth Cavalry. He is
now on tour OF inspection.
Geo. J. Henby, of Fillmore, Ventura
county, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Henby has secured the contract for
supplying the stone for the new Orphan
Asylum here. The Ventura stone is
becoming very popular in this city.
Mr.. George w. Remington was in
town yesterday, and told us that the hotel
at Avalon, Catalina island will be opened
to the public on Thanksgiving Day. The
Hermosa will connect with the 80 train
on Thursday, and return Friday morning.
The island is looking very fine, and no
more enjoyable way of spending Thanks
giving could be desired than a trip to
Catalina.
r. L. Taps, Great Darlington, Mass.
F. T. Hoyt. San Francisco; Geo. Sharer,
Cleveland, o.; G. N. Eaton, Miss L. E
Eaton, San Diego; R. G. Ball, Seattle
Col. D. E. Bailey and wife, H. W.
Bailey, Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. l.. M. Big.
Glow, ]. K. Bigelow, San Francisco; R.
w. Button, Cotton; Mr.. Gilbert, F. A,
Howell, w. w. Cope, San Franciaco ;
DIR. D. A. Cove and wife, Peoria, Ill. !;
ii. j, Goudge, ,Sespe cafion; ]. B. Phipps,
City of Mexico; Miss Ives and Miss
Epeer, City, are at the Westminster.
The following are among the arrivals at
the Nadeau: jos Schloss, San Francisco
j. H. Waters, Chicago; W. W. Douglass,
Sacramento; Walter Lindley, Whittier
Colonel E. D. Bailey and wife, Buffalo
FL. W. Bailey. Buffalo; E. ]. Markham
Syracuse, N. Y; w. w. Hurt, Chicago
j. w. Banbury and wife, Pasadena; Mrs.
M. Coburn, Pasadena Miss A. Collins.
Pasadena; E. Gordon, Pasadena; O. J.
Burns, Pomona; E. G. Hurt, San Ber-
nardino; @. w. Prescott, San Bernard
ino; Geo. E. Otis, wife and child, Red
lands; E. A. Heron, Oakland; Edward
A. Bowen, Brooklyn; Paul Holt Bowen
Brooklyn; Fl. P Phillips, J. Rupp, San
Bernardino.
nj. Vourranger, Philadelphia; DR.. w.
Gillis and wife, rockingham, N. Y;
A. @. Murdough, Chicago; William
Piutti, Oakland, CAL; John Woodbridge,
wife and Miss Dunbar, Boston, Mass. ;
]. E. Atwood and wife, Mrs. H. M. At.
wood and Miss Burns, Hartford, Conn. ;
Charles P. Hale and family. Pittsbure
Kansas; G. E. Coleman, Chicago; Chas.
e. Pierce, E. P. Perryman, J. Morgen.
thau, Thomas Keagh, James Sheehy, s.
J. Levy, i; Bates, q. W. Baldwin, ]. E.
Adiin, William 4. Irwin, T. E. McClel-
land, San Francisco; Edward Tyler and
wife, E. Birdsall and wife, Miss Birdsall,
California; George J. Ainsworth, Re.
dondo Beach; James Sullivan, Pittsburg,
Kansas; Arthur @. Paine, Pasadena
Spencer K. Sewall, Lamanda, are at the
Hollanhank