Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-23
PERSONAL.

fEhSONAl.
o. W. Childs went north to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Editor Tinsley, of the Pomona Pro.
grsss, and his charming bride were in
Los Angeles yesterday.
Ex-Governor Lionel A. Sheldon was
admitted yesterday to practice before the
Supreme Court Of California.
Charles Floyd Humes, Esq, of San
Diego, was yesterday admitted to prac-
tice in the Supreme Court of the State.
Captain W. S. Waters returned Mon
day from Fresno with his bride. He
was the recipient of great many con-
gratulations.
Mr.. B. ]. Perry, former citizen of
Los Angeles, leaves for Seattle today.
He will assist in the management OF
bank in the latter city.
Mr.. Louis Roll, mining expert, now
residing in Santa Barbara, has spent the
last few days in the city. He returns to
Santa Barbara this morning.
Rev. J. W. Gregory starts today for a
trip to England. He has obtained leave
Of absence until February 1. 1890 and
will probably be gone the entire time.
J. 6. Borglum, the artist, accompanied
by Mrs. Borglum, returned to the city
Monday, after spsnding several weeks
in visiting the northern part of the State.
1. W. Hellman arrived in New York
last Friday on his return from Europe.
He reports himself and all his family in
excellent health. He will reach Los An
geles early next week.
Chss. Floyd Humes, Esq, and Geo.
W. Monteith, Esq, were yesterday ad-
mitted to practice in the United States
District Court, on motion of Geo. Fuller,
ESQ.,, and the presentation of certificates
from the Supreme Court of California.
In a letter received from Mr.. o. A.
Stsssforth and Frank Schumacher, who
are travelling around the world, they
state that they visited Strassburg, and
have seen the celebrated clock. From
there they start for Paris, and then 60 to
Spain.
Mr.. D. ]. Bergin, of Dublin, Ireland,
well known in legal circles in that city as
q member of the bar, arrived in Los An
geles yesterday. He comes to California
on pleasure trip, also to visit some of his
relatives, among whom is his brother, W.
B. Bergin, Of this city, whom he has not
sesn for over thirty.fve years.
Edwin Goodsle, ]. L. Howard, San
Francisco; D. D. Griffith and wife,
Kingston, Pa. Cbas. H. Hinges, St..
Louis, Mo. I'LL. Toy, Portland, Ore.
William Walsh, San Francisco EGam
iner]; J. H. Hentz and wife, Philadel-
phia, Penn; Edward Whelan, San
Francisco Eraminer]; G. F. Schaale,
Chicago; James McFadden, Santa Ana
Mrs Martha Drake and Miss Theresa
Slattery, Ann Harbor, Mich, are at tie
Nadeau.
Fred. P. Baker, New York; Fred.
Lemon, Boston; E. T. Parsons, Chicago
DR.. 81. G. Palmer, Brooklyn, N. Y. ;
A. N. Drown and wife, San Francisco
F. B. Henercorn and wife, Palm Springs
Louis Teuscher, St. Louis, Mo-; M. B.
McMahon, D. j. Meherin, Chas. Vein
shank, Whitmer Palachi and J.. R.
Dwyer, San Francisco; w. S. Still,
Chicago; G. H. Land, Milford, N II. /;
J. G. Kelly, wife and Miss Kelly, Phil
adelphia, are at the Hollenbeck.
In the DAILY HERALD of Sunday, Oc-
tober Goth, an annoying blunder oc-
Cured in an advertisement of Mr.. ]. I.
Steward. At the bottom of the adver.
tisement appeared the announcement
that the house is selling eight spools of
Coats and Clark's thread for 25 cents
This notice did not belong to Mr.. She
wards advertisement, but to that of an
other Spring-street house. In some
mysterious manner it was attached to
Mr.. Stewards triple column. Owing to
some complication in the thread business
the statement was calculated to seriously
injure Mr.. Steward. The error was
wholly the fault of the HERALD, which
makes this announcement to set matters
right.
Mrs. N. T. Wilson, Miss Minnie Will.
son, Miss Irvinia Wilson and Miss Flor
ence Wilson, San Francisco; Frederick
E. Aver, Boston; W. W. Bishop and
family, st. Paul, Mimi. Jas. Ainscon,
Ed. Ainscon, Omaha; F. L: Logan, J..
L. Logan, Portland, Ore.; W. P. Ink
and wife, Cloverdale. CAL; John D.
Works, San Francisco; G. F. Humes,
San Diego; John B. Huberty, Riverside |;
Joe Poheim and wife, San Francisco; j.
R. Amesby, Chicago; @. B. Barrows, G.
D. Whitcomb, San Bernardino; Francis
Cobb and wife, Mrs. NJ 0. g. Norton,
Miss Mary Norton, Rockland, Me. !;
Mrs. Holmes, Miss Grace Holmes, Rox-
bury, Mass. Miss A, E. Hunt, Plain
aieid, N. H.. Mrs. Burt and boy, Middle
poro. Mass. Miss E. j. Platt, Scranton,
Pa; Miss H. A. Reddington, Water
vile, Me-. M Walter, New York Louis
Bruckman, Newtown, Pa, are at the
Westminster.
NEW& NADES