Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-05
SANTA MONICA.
A Possible New Industry-Many New
Arrivals.

Correspondence of the HERALD
Some time ago Mr.. j. A. Pritchard
sent samples of sugar beets grown on the
Jones and Baker ranch to Mr.. Spreckels
to be analysed, who writes in return
that they will contain from Is to 20 per
cent. saccharine matter. All that the
factory at Watsonville requires is IA per
cent. 1t now looks as if sugar factory
might possibly be built here.
Mother Fremadelle and Sisters Con-
ception and Catherine, teachers at the
brothers school of the Imacculate Con-
ception in Los Angeles, are at the Law
renee house.
The Rev. Watson preached at the
Episcopal church here last Sunday,
leaving for San Diego on Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. 0. L. F1eck, of Chi
cago, will give free musical entertain
.ment at the opera house tonight.
Miss Becky Carvo, of San Bernar-
dino, who has spent the last few months
here, returned home today. Her warm
friends here regret her departure.
G. K. Woodward, of Lordsburg, is en-
joying few days at the beach.
c. D. Crowder, of Ell Monte, visited
Santa Monica today.
Mr.. A. E. Cross, of San Bernardino,
accompanied by his wife, arrived ON
Sunday, and are now occupying quar-
zters at the Pennsylvania cottage.
Late arrivals at the Boehme block are ::
Mrs. M. f. Lips, Misses Bertha and
Clara Lips, Jas. w. Fayman, Miss Null
den. Miss Alice Mullen, Judge and Mrs.
Doren, Andrew Mullen, E. F. Mullen,
r.. B. Young and wife, Miss Young, Mrs.
Lang and daughter, Mrs. E. Wilson,
Los Angeles; G. L. Mullen, Park Mich
sner, w. Witterby, Pasadena; James S.
Robin, son and wife; Oscar Taylor, San
Bernardino; James H. Graham, To-
ronto, Canada; Milton L. Fish. Pueblo,
Colorado; Will S. Monroe, Kingston,
Pa; F. w. Gerthrie, Huntsville, Mo. ;
Rorwell G. Wheeler, Alameda; ]. A..
Palmer, San Francisco.
At the Pennsylvania cottage the ar
rivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cross,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fox, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs. H. L. Graham, Miss Ethel
Graham, Pasadena; Miss Kyle, Miss
cadia; Captain Ryland, Milton Lindley,
Los Angeles.
The arrivals at the Lawrence house
AAO' 0OOiSO NOli, ulloo 11OluCll, dSet-
dena: Mrs. G. A. Hathaway, Mrs. H.
Mckenzie, Charles F. Waldron and
wife, w. G. Reed, Miss Heeney, J. W.
Spencer and wife, Mr.. John Alton and
wife. Jas. Alton, Master Willie Brooks,
Miss La Roche, Los Angeles; Mrs. Lu.
cas-, Miss Lucas, Mrs. DR.. Coates, Jen.
ME E. Coates, Pomona; Miss Maud
Maynard, Barton.
j. e. Scotland, of Los Angeles, is rus.
ticatlng for few weeks at Santa Mon
lea. the guest of his uncle, B. Scotland.
Late arrivals at the Arcadia are: j.
Brown, H. A. Keller, w. l.. Miller, j.
e. Keplinger, San Bernardino; N. S.
Harwood, Lincoln, Neb.; G. F. Cook,
Hillsdale, Mich; T. M. Cook, Omaha /;
ID. w. Cook, Beatria, Neb. G. F. Riley
land daughter, San Bernardino; ]. B.
ferguson, Santa Fe, N. NJ. D. Lyman,
Connecticut; Miss M. Wells, Portia,
Ark; Mrs. F. w. Blanchard, T. G..
Barnard and wife, Los Angeles; Miss l..
M. Blake, Minneapolis E. H. Kim5all,
San Francisco; H. G. Mccoy, Pasadena
L. G. Haight, Redlands; John L. Ha-
verkampf and wife, Chicago; j. L. Ha-
verkampf, Jr., Chicago; W. B. Fry and
wife, San Francisco; Mrs. H. L. Gra-
ham, Miss E. Graham, Pasadena; J.
Hawkins, Jr., Riverside; R. j. Jones
and family, Etiwanda.