Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19
PERSONAL.

Frank N. Rust was over from Pasa
dena yesterday.
Prof. VIM. Piutti, of Ontario, was Wis
iting in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bennett, of the Nadeau, is sick IL
bed, and will not be able to be up fo
some daysto come.
Mr.. A. L. Humphries, of Colorado
City, and his bride, are spending few
days at the Hotel Nadeau.
Major E. W. Jones will leave for San
Francisco today to attend the annual
meeting of the State Board OF Trade.
Mrs. DR., Martin L. V. Russell, accom-
panied by her son, arrived from the East
Friday evening to join her husband.
Fl. M. Magee, of Pasadena, is in town
at the Nadeau, where he is the guest ol
Lieutenant True, of the United States
Army.
Mrs. J. F. Ramp, OF San Bernardino
who has been confined to her bed at the
Hotel Nadeau for some days, is much
improved.
Mrs. J. P. Jones and Miss Jones, OF
Santa Monica, were in the city yester-
day. They were accompanied by Mrs.
and Miss Hamilton.
Mrs. E. G. Hurt of San Bernardino, is
at the Hotel Nadeau, where she has
been for the past week taking care OF her
mother, Mrs. Ramp
Mr.. John Grant, formerly owner of the
Feliz ranch, is in the city, stopping at
1.-The Hollenbeck.. He has been on visit
East, where he spent several months,
and is now on his way to San Francisco.
Captain G. W. Remington is in from
Catalina island. He says that the wea-
ther has been much freer from rain
storms there than on the mainland. The
great topic with the islanders is the
grand new hotel the company is about to
build on the point opposite Johnson's.
Frank G. Cunningham, sister and
friend, of Ocesnside, are in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Cunningham is a director and large
stakeholder in the enterprising water
many miles of pipe and making other
extensive improvements in that region.
F. A. Pontins and family, Seattle,
Wash; w. E. Richardson, Park City.
Utah; V. Y. Hush, San Francisco; joe
Dawson, Mojave; @. a. Mentry, New
hall; II. Oberknof, Paris; J. F. Let
ner, Denver, Col. /; ]. B. Darlington, New
Orleans; Mrs. Thos. Clew and children,
Silver City; A. A. Oberstela, city; E.
r. Huddleston, Rochester, n. Y; w. +.
Snow, San Francisco; Mrs. J. P. Jones,
Miss Jones and maid, Mrs. Hamilton
and daughter, Santa Monica; Miss Maud
Connor, San Francisco; G. w. Buisse,
New York; W. E. Lester, Santa Monica,
are at the Arcade.
W. D. Mccoy, Syracuse, N. Y; j. B.
Ferris, Lyons, N. Y; w. F. Gratz and
wife, Chicago, ILL.,; Alex. L.Weil, Lesley |
Bates, San Francisco; j. l.. Ford, st.
Louis; J. G. Gordon and wife, Topeka,
Kan; Mrs, J. A. Troutman and child,
Mrs. H. E. Overholt, Kansas; James G.
Jack, Salt Lake; G. E. Tucker, New
York "A. .Morrissey, "Pearl of Pekin" Com
pany; j. B. Harrison, Banning; Mrs. N.
P. Tule, F. Cheney, Riverside; F. H.
Cooper and wife, Chicago; j. @. Sloan,
San Diego; George W. Beermaker, Ma
tional City; Mrs. M. P. Lozan, Miss
Jessie Bass, Salem, Oregon, are at the
Nadeau.
"a Gus E. Dorm, A. J. Pinkstone, James
O. Garlick, Walter S. Newhall, w. A.
Muller, San Francisco; AL. Morrissey,
"Pearl of Pekin" company; G. o. Pier
son and wife, Denver, Colo. John Walt
man, Bethlehem, Pa. James G. Patter-
son, Calico; George II. Cook, San Ber-
nardino; II. A. Partridge, Butte City,
Mont. Il. W. Hawley, Minneapolis; g..
W. Remington, Catalina; VIM. Mackin,
E. P. Adams, San Francisco; Mrs. M.
Howard, San Diego; VIM. Peritti, On
tario, CAL; A. s. Lane, Minneapolis
John McGinty, Pomona; Frank N. Rust,
Pasadena; George B. Leighton, Dublin,
N. H.; George H. Curry, Prescott, A. I.
II. j. Wells, Kansas City, Mo-; F. E.
Holloway, California; P. F. Benson, Q.
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