Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-17
PERSONAL.

VIM. T. Parker came in from Pomona
yesterday.
J. L. Severance left on the afternoon
train yesterday for the North.
Mr.. A. @. Fish is going East again
soon in the interests of emigration.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Bishop and daughter,
of st. Paul, Mimi, are visiting Los An.
geles.
Councilmen Brown and H. V. Van
Dusen are confined to their homes with
severe colds.
Miss Jennie Rhorer, of Cotton, is visit.
ing with the family of Mrs. Harwood on
st. Julien street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bradley and Mrs. E.
B. Howell, of Centerville, Iowa. are in the
city for the winter.
Mr.. Joseph W. Parker, of Boston, will
arrive today, to be the guest of his
mother and sister for few days.
John Joyce, one of the most prominent
merchants of Columbus, Ohio, is spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles. He is at
the Brunswick hotel.
Mrs. j. S. Botsford, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. DR.. Clacius, corner Figueroa
and Pico streets, left for her home in
Fullerton Thursday.
Mr.. Harrison, capitalist from Detroit,
will remain several weeks completing
: his arrangements for permanent resi-
dence here, and will then return to
Detroit for his family.
Miss Belle Tilden, of New York, g
niece of the late Samuel J. Tilden, is
guest at the Raymond. This is her third
trip around the world.
Mrs. George B. Palmer, of Topeka,
Kan, who has been sojourning here for
some time past, leaves tomorrow for her
Kansas home much improved in health
Carl Browne received word last even
ing that his wife is ill at her mothers
home in Calistoga. He will leave on the
p. m. Pullman, today, if his physical
and legal artist-editor complications will
permit.
q. D. Baker, one of the proprietors OF
the Hollenbeck, who has been sojourn.
ing at Yuma for several months past for
the benefit of his health, has returned to
this city much improved.
C.E. Miles is in the city on visit OF
q few days. He is now managing the
San Francisco branch of the Southern
California Insurance Company, and will
return to his headquarters in that city
tomorrow.
Mrs. R. W. Weeks, Spokane Falls;
Walter Newhall, San Francisco; A. T.
Blake, city; J. E. Beale, New York; r.
r. Smith, Mexico; W. B. Wood,
Leavenworth, Kansas; F. Bingham,
England; Mrs. j. G. Worton, Mrs. M.
Patrick, Norwalk, Ohio; J. B. Babing-
ton, j. j. Risdon, New Orleans; Q. L.
Dlnney, Forstoria, Ohio; Joe Daveson,
Mojave, are at the Arcade.
B. B. Rich, San Bernardino; A. Sam
uelson, Memphis, Tenn. VIM. T. Par
ker, Pomona; W. W. Bishop, wife and
daughter, St. Paul, Mimi. J. Il. Pear.
son, White River Junction; George
Stockton, San Diego; w. W. Steiner,
Oregon; E. D. Farmer and wife, Still
water, Minn. Captain J. G. Ainsworth
and wife. Oakland; George J. Ainsworth,
Redondo Beach; B. B. Miner, Indianap-
ellis; W. h. Jameson, South Riverside !;
J. Grant, 81. Krusi, Fred M. Guiral, Sid
ney j. Pierotto, San Francisco; E. E.
Myers, Detroit, Mich. W. Kline, Chi
cago; F. A, Wood and wife, Orange; E.
H. Heacock and wife, Santa Bar bara
Thomas B. Hayes, Wilmington; W. B.
Perry, Kansas; F. J. Guth and wife, w.
0. Randolph and wife, Chicago; II. S
Neustadter, New York; Charles H.
Davis, Denver, Col; w. Bradley and
wife; Mrs. E. B. Howell, Centerville,
Iowa; j. Britton, wife and daughter,
Syracuse, N. Y, are at the Hollenbeck.