Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-08
PERSONAL

A. L. Glassell went north yesterday.
w. M. Walker was in from Fullerton
yesterday.
DIR. Walter Lindley came in from
Whittier yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Duncan, of Boston,
are in the city for short visit.
w. III. McFadden, of Placentia, was
in the city on business yesterday.
w. F. Mead, of Santa Barbara, came
down for short visit yesterday.
The Messrs. Amerige Bros, of Fuller
ton, we're in Los Angeles yesterday.
d. ~ Stewart Taylor left for the East
yesterday to be absent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Johnson, of
Chicago, are in the city for the winter.
Mrs. A. D. Bernard and daughter and
Mrs. w. F. McClelland, of Denver, ar
!. rived yesterday.
Mrs. G. o. Meacham and L. 0.
Meacham, of Chicago, are visiting
; Southern California.
Is Plez James, President of the Bank oi
Auaheim, was in the city yesterday
Miss James was with him.
F.N. Andonaegui, N. P. Eisenmayer,
W. Parrish and Mrs. Beans, of San
Diego, came up yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Lukens, T. R.
Lukens. Miss Lukens and G. D. Ken
nedy, of Oakland, are visiting the city.
H. Mckinney, one of the best known
hotel men in the East, left yesterday for
San Diego, to be absent few days. Mr..
? Mckinney is proprietor of the Hotel An
derson, of Pttsburg, Pa.
Mrs. A. D. Barnard and daughter,
Mrs. w. F. McClelland, Denver; J. E.
Whinnery, Washington: ]. w. Pomeroy,
Minneapolis; A. w. Lowhera, National
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. F. Lukens, 7.
Russell Lukens, Mics Lukens, G. D..
Kennedy, Oakland; Mrs. J. R. Mofet,
Lone Pine, CAL; R. E. Moore, Wood.
land, CAL, are at the Arcade.
The following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Nadeau: M. A. Cohen, New
York Mrs. Abner Dobel, San Francisco !;
Mrs. Francis Fenion, Wilmington; G. G..
Breede and wife, Evanstown; Mrs. E.
H. McEwan, G. G. McEwan, New York !;
j. N. Lang and wife, Denver; Marcus r.
Mayer. San Francisco; John Bronaugh,
-Jr., Kentucky; F. ]. Ccffman, Phila-
delphia; w. w. Walker. Fullerton; G.
81. Grey, San Francisco; Geo. Whit
comb, Glendora; James Harcus, River
side; Henry Adams and Edgar Smith,
Erie, Penn.
Miss Yda Adds, who has been spend
ing several weeks in San Diego gathering
data for the Lewis History of Southern
California, which that lady, with large
force of assistants is writing up, has
returned to Los Angeles, where che will
continue her important work. Miss
Adds, who is a perfect Spanish scholar,
and clear, elegant aLd forcibls writer,
is the most capable person the Lewis
Brothers could have selected to draw
treasures from the old Spanish archives
of our southern counties. She will,
through her researcher, throw flood of
information upon the early history of this
part of California.
E. W. Smith, New York; F. N. Lacey,
Chicago; F. N. Andonasgui, N. P. Eisen-
mayer, ". Parrish, Mrs. Beans, San
Diego; G. J. Fox, Lamanda Park; L. G.
johnson and wife, Geo. G. Chapman,
Mrs. G. O. Meacham, L. o. Meacham,
Chicago; D. Hecht, Arroyo Grande; G.
W. Slope and wife, Kansas City; A.
Hirschfeld, New York; w. E. Hayes
and wife, Newhall; j. r. Willoughby,
Ventura; w. I. Mead, Santa Barbara I;
r. L. Paddock, VIM. Machin, John
Jones, San Francisco; Paul Seeger and
wife, Santa Ana; Daniel Decon, Phila-
'delphia; W. II. Whitteman, Bay City !,
Mich; P. Dueler, San Bsrnardino; V.
Mindeleff and wife, Washington, D. Q. {;
J. G. Duncan and wife, Boston; E. L.
Hert, Cleveland, are at the Hollenbeck.