Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-05
PERSONAL.

~ ~ tHest, OL Cne5 Guy, Is Vl6lllnR
San Benardino.
William E. Howell came over from
Pasadena yesterday.
MaiorGeorge E. Gard came in from
Alosta yesterday with Mrs. Gard.
Mr.. aid Mrs. J. M. Montgomery, OF
Monrova p, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. aid Mrs. E. M. Brown, of Chicago,
are in tie city for the winter months.
Mr.. md Mrs. J. Morales, of Bakers
field, cane down yesterday for short
visit.
WadeShakleford and W. G. Wolfe left
on the Steamship Eureka, yesterday, for
VictorisA B. c., and the East.
Mrs. ]. "a. Finley, of Santa Ana, who
was here Sn visit when the trains were
stopped BY the overplus of water, has re.
turned hone.
Mrs. RI. Garrett, wife of R. L. Gar
rett, the undertaken, who has been
under treatment at Riverside. returned
nome on Friday greatly improved in
Mrs. r. G.. Winston, of CHICAGO. H..
d. CLARKE and family, of Spokane Falls,
and Mis- Alice Burchard, of Grand
Eaplds, Mich, arrived for the winter,
New Yesrs.
Genersl j. N. Brisefio was made
happy again yesterday. His wife pre.
sented Inn with daughter, and he was
out last right receiving the congratula.
tions of lis friends.
DR.. E M. Griffith and his mother
Mrs. r. Griffith, left for San Francisco
yesterday morning on the steamer
Mexico They had been spending two
weeks With relatives in this city.
Mr.. John R. Porter returned Yesterday
rom trip to Omaha. Nebraska. He
reports business in the East verv dull.
ana ne ound the weather cold and wet
curing The whole journey. He is glad to
get back to Los Angeles.
Fred Krsmple has arrived home from
an extended trip throughout the East.
he has had rather an adventurous iour.
ney. Eight cars of the train on which
ne went East were blown from the track
between Ogden and Salt Lake. On his
way home he was one of the unfortunates
VINO were compelled to lay at Barstow
ior several days on account of washouts.
y. McNevin, Jr., Chicago; D. R.
Risley, Pasadena; M. B. Terrass, San
Bernardino; Geo. E. Gard and wife,
Alosta; F. II. Cove, Pasadena G. F.
Inom pson, Sierra Madre; Charles s.
Hardy, San Diego; Jas. Schloss, San
francisco; A. B. Herrin, Griffin, Ga. !;
=: Ford, New York; G. K. Smith.
Chicago; W. HI. Holabird, Claremont !;
T: W. stanhope, Jr., South Bend, Ind. ;
Mrs: j.. o. Harrison and Miss McCarty,
Oakland Jno. r. Lemon. Iowa; J. NJ.
Robinson, San Diego; J. F. Falvey,
Santa Anita; Mrs. E. @. Nettleton.
Brooklyn, N. Y; F. HI. Nettleton, St.
Paul, Mimi; w. D. Tuxbury, Travis
Thos. 6. Moses, Chicago; w. Downing,
Wilmington; ]. G, Newsom, California
). NJ. MONTGOMERY and wife, Monrovia,
are at the Hollenbeck.
The following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Nadeau: J. Morales and wife,
Bakersfield; H. E. Powell, Milton, Vt. !;
n. ID. Fairbanks, Kansas City; A. L.
Drew, San Bernardino; w. M. Walker,
Fullerton William E. Howell, Pasadena !;
w. h. Rordon, Pasadena; Emil Hirsch,
st. Louis; J. r. Woodruff and wife.
bridgeport, Conn. w. B. Hinckley and
Il. NJ. Miller, Jr., San Bernardino; F.
Van Duzen, Cincinnati; E. M. Brown
and wife, Chicago; Mrs. J. F. Ramp,
San Bernardino; H. P. Wilkins, Quay
mas; M. J. G. Poole. San Francisco; B.
F. Lawrence, New York L. E. Buckley,
San Francisco; G. A. Levy, Inyo county |;
Leslie Bates and W. II. Linforth, San
Francisco; E. A. Johnston, Pittsburg,
Pa; E. W. Root, Cincinnati; G. w. Gid.
dings, San Francisco; M. A. Cohn, Now
York; George ]. Carey. Jr., Chicago; G.
E. Wartele, Ogden, Utah.