Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-20
PERSONAL.

Texas, is visiting the city.
RI. Northam went to San Francisco
yesterday on the 80 train.
Mrs. Elmer Nichols, of San Francisco,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. J. @. Sloan, contractor, of San
Diego, came to the city yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. F. Lawrence, Of San
Pedro, came to the city yesterday.
J.K. Frazer was passenger on the
l 80 train bound north yesterday.
Hancock Banning came in from San
Pedro yesterday to visit the Gilmore
concert.
Mr.. George T. Wright. the Secretary OF
the Las Posas Land and Water Com
pany is visiting Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Whitcomb, Of
Glendors, visited the city yesterday to
attend the Gilmore concert.
w. w. Wyles, manager of the San
Marcos hotel at Santa Barbara for the
Hollister estate, ia in tue city.
MIR. and Mrs. D. T. Perkins, of Ven
tura. are in the city. Mr.. Perkins is
Chairman Of the Ventura County Super
vieors.
Major George f. Glenn, of the United
States Army. leaves today for New York
City, where he is to be stationed in the
future.
Miss E. Woods. Of Santa Barbara,
daughter of DR.. Woods, of this city. is
in Los Angeles attending the Gilmore
concerts.
Amos Burr, of the Vanderbilt railroad
system, went north yesterday to meet
the railroad party which will visit this
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Lawson, of Port
land. are in the city. Mr.. Lawson is in
the United States Land Office, and is
here seeking health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vincent and
daughter, OF Cincinnati, arrived in the
city yesterday, and will spend some time
in this part of the State.
Mr.. M. s. Severance, of the Insane
Asylum Commission, will leave today
for San Bernardino on business con-
nected with bis Office.
w. J. Mccoy, Of Santa Barbara,
well-known musical gentleman, has
come down with his family to hear Gill
more. During his stay he is the guest of
Albert G. Bartlett.
Mrs. E. A. Padgham, of Pomona, is
spending several days with her daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie Padgham, at the Robarts'
block. She came to the city to attend
the Gilmore concerts.
The following are the names of the
Pasadena Party" which is registered at
the Nadeau Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Howard,
Miss Bessie Howard, Miss Louise How.
ard. E. I. Judah, DR.. Stevens.
H. @. Whitehead, Auditor of the
Southern California road, received word
by telegram yesterday of the serious ill.
ness of his brother at Kansas City, re-
sulting from an accident that il likely to
prove fatal.
Miss Anna Dallas, who has been visit
ing in San Bernardino for several weeks,
has returned home. She will return to
San Bernardino for the winter, as her
health, lately much impaired, seemed
better while she was there.
w. J. McCaldin, the owner of the Nat
atorium, arrived from New York late
Monday night. Mr.. McCaldin is a |
native of New York city, and large
shipowner there. He resides in Los
Angeles, but business has compelled him
to spend the last three months in the
less genial cline of the far East.
G. P. Painter, agent of the Indian
Rights Association, who is in this part OF
the State on special business connected
with the Indians, has gone to Banning to |
try to arrange the dispute between the |
Indians and the railroad about land. If |
he returns to this city he will be the |
guest of Don Antonio F. Coronel.
Following were the arrivals at the
Pico House yesterday: S. L. Shaw, M.
B. Shaw, AL Ayers, q. Graham. U. T.
Ruiz L. Ruiz, E. 8. Cordova, Ventura
Fl. Steineck, wife and child, L. w,
Beach, @. E. Wilson, A. T. Bronx, city
A. Lawrence and wife, San Pedro; Jas.
Edwards, Fullerville; H. G.. Williams,
San Diego; II. Bunkere, Ell Paso; s. W, I
Aldrich, Riverside.
G. Wurth, San Francisco; James vir.l
cent, VITA and daughter, Cincinnati, OIL
Geo. E. Sheppard, Louisville, KY; Mrs.
Spiegel, Chicago, ILL.,; Hancock Ban.
ming, San Pedro; J. D. Henry, wife and
son, Martenburg, Ia. Mrs. S. Robins.
Boston, Mass. Mrs. M. I. Sawtellott,
Walton, Mass. Fl. S.Yaw, Altoona, Pa,
are at the Arcadia.
The following are the arrivals at the
Sadeau: G. N. Smith and wife, Pomona;
\. L. Clarke. Fairview; W. W. Moore.
santa Barbara; Robert H. Lindsey,
iarvanza; DR.. J. P. Booth, Needles.
Arizona; E. Ochoa, Tucson Ike Nv.
nan, San Francisco; George F. Hay.
Ian Francisco; w. M. Kitchum, Chi
ago; George D. Whitcomb aud wife.
alendora; John William Cock, Glen.
!ora; w. L. Hathaway, Banning, Cal.
J. D. Hall, Chicago; w. ]. Brown, New
FORK.
4. E. Crandall, the importer of stoves
nd willow ware, leaves this morning on
n important business visit to Chicago
nd st. Louis. Mr.. Crandalrs visit will
Q mainly for the purpose of establish.
lg here q large wholesale and retail
tove jobbing branch for the Bridge T
each Manufacturing Companv If chi I