Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
PERSONAL.

OOl' a. - iA5, vi OdH D0EudfdluO,
d the city attending court.
Charley Schroeder started yesterday
morning for San Francisco.
Judge II. NJ. Willis, of San Bernardino
is in the city on legal business.
Mr.. L. B. Cohn left for the North on
the l 80 p. m. train yesterday.
Mr.. o. R. Johnson, a capitalist OF Ra-
cine, Wis, is at the Westminster.
Mr.. P. Martel, a prominent merchant
OF Chicago. is at the Hollenbsck.
MIR. Dan Freeman, of Inglewood, left
for San Francisco yesterday, to be gone
week.
Mr.. ]. D. Spreckels and family went
northward on the noon train yesterday.
Mrs. L. Kallman and daughter, of San
Francisco, are visiting friends in this
City. They are stopping at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Frank A. Patton, of Riverside, ac-
companied by his bride, are at the West
minister.
Captain ]. B. Banning came up from
San Pedro yesterday afternoon, and is at
the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. W. Dresbach, wife of the San
Francisco wheat manipulation, is at the
Westminster, with her four children and
nurse.
Mr.. o. Collins, the attorney, has pur.
chased two lots in st. James Park and
has commenced the erection of a costly
residence.
Senator W. E. Dargie, of the Oakland
Times or Tribune, who has been spend
ing few days in the city, left for the
north yesterday.
Mr.. Hancock Banning sailed yesterday
in his yacht to San Francisco, to accom-
pany the feet to San Diego, where the
great race is to come off on the glorious
Fourth.
Mr.. Peter SAKE, OF San Francisco, the
importer of thoroughbred live stock, is at
the Hollenbeck. He is on a visit to the
various stock farms in Los Angeles
county.
Mr.. John Foshia has almost recovered
from the severe accident which befell
him about four months ago, and is out
attending to business and receiving the
congratulations of his many friends.
Mr.. H. M. Willis, Mr.. A. R. Metcalfe
and wife, and Mrs. G. Banta, who is fig
uring in the famous case now pending in
Superior Court No. 2, are at the Nadeau
They are registered from San Bernar-
dino.
Mr.. John Cashin, OF the Union Ice
Company, has brought his wife and fam.
lily from San Francisco They will re-
side permanently near Pasadena, where
Mr.. Cashin has fitted up an elegant
home.
Senator w. E. Dorgie, OF Oakland
took his departure from the Angelic City
yesterday for his up country home. The
Senator has seen but few summers, COM
paratively, but has distanced most men
of twice his age. As statesman and
journalist the young Oaklander is non.
pareil.
Judge jeremiah H. Sullivan, during
his visit to Los Angeles, has been the re-
cipient of very delightful social and per-
sonal attentions. Judge Sullivan is one
Of the most estimable gentlemen of the
court, and only the overwhelming pre-
ponderance of the new Eastern vote in
the Southern counties prevented his
election to the Supreme bench of Cali
fornia. Notwithstanding the most en-
venomed opposition, resulting from his
incorruptible attitude iu certain matters,
his vote was u thing to be remembered
with pride.
The famous caterer, Jerry Illich, is
now about landing in the Golden Gate,
to be absent a week or so. A little bird
whispers to us that about the time his
new restaurant is completed, Jerry will
lead one of the most charming daughters
of San Jose TO the altar. She is young
and beautiful, and she will have in Hitch
husband worthy of the brave days of
old. Jerry is one of family of seven or
eight brothers and number of sisters,
one of the latter being Baroness. His
elder brother is one of the most noted
merchants of Dalmatia, and another is a
popular and famous Captain of an ocean
going steamer Jerry himself is a typi-
cal American, and has had a most ad-
venturous career, embracing the special
ties of sailor before the mast and an
unsurpassed record as caterer Every
one who has eaten one of Jerry's incom-
parable dinners will wish him everything
auspicious in his martial venture.