Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-09
PERSONAL.

T. B. Cosley, of Chicago, is visitor to
the city.
Miss E. Slawson went to Santa Monica
yesterday.
W.D. Andrews, of Syracuse, is here
for few weeks.
E. L. Stephens and wife, of East Los
Angeles, have returned home.
DIR. w. w. Ross went north yesterday
on the afternoon train.
Mrs. G. M. Loring and Mrs. F. A.
Miller, of Riverside, visited the city yes
terday.
Superintendent Jaynes, of the Western
Union telegraph, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Mr., and Mrs. E. Broman and Mrs. E.
F. Steel, of Denver, are spending the
winter at Santa Monica.
w. A. Richardson, Geo. w. Thomas
and Geo. L. Bryant, of San Bernardino,
were in town yesterday.
j. L. Rowland and Harry Rowland,
of Pomona, were in the city yesterday to
attend the militia election.
Fred. T. Perris. chief engineer Of the
Southern California, and P. w. STAN
hope, Jr., of San Bsrnardino, were ia
town yesterday.
s. j. Eckman, of Virginia City, New,
is in Los Angeles, the guest of Dr.. Shoe
maker, OF the East Side.
Mrs. Frank Miller, wife Of the proprie-
tor of the Glenwood hotel, Riverside,
and Mrs. G. M. Young are in the city.
General S. Cadwallader, of San Diego,
is in the city. During the war the
General was on the staff of General
Ulysses S. Grant.
Miss I. Shorb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. de Barth Shorb, of San Gabriel,
is the guest of Captain and Mrs. r. S.
Flood in San Francisco.
Ramon Aguilar, agent of the Southern
Pacific at Newhall, one of the best known
and most popular employees of that rail-
road, was in the city last night.
Charles Hubbard and wife, of Syra-
cuse. N. Y, are in the city. Mr.. hub
bard is wholesale druggist, with
house at Syracuse and one a5 Buffalo.
W. w. Dodd, A. Miller, Miss Maud
Moore, Los Angeles; e. Broman, wife
ard child, Mrs. Z. F. Steel and child,
Denver, Col; j. E. Triest, San Fran
cisco; A. Campbell. Los Angeles; A. d.
Spring, Cotton; G. Cabot, Los Angeles
s. B. Folger and wife, j. E. Solomon,
San Francisco; NJ. Comport, San Pedro
Miss E. Slawson, Los Angeles, are at the
Arcadia, Santa Monica.
Mr.. ]. T. Trezevant, OF Dallas, Texas,
is in our city taking notes. He says
that Dallas is growing apace, and is now
the most fourishing city in Texas. They
have no boom there, but business is
steadily increasing in volume, and the
city is improving straight along. Il is
easy to see from the healthy appearance
of the advertising columns of the princi-
pal daily there that prosperity is on deck.
Allen B. Wrisley, A. G. Wrisley, Mrs.
Jas. Mulsey, Chicago; P. Peters, Chas.
Hirsch, A. A. Washburn, San Fran.
cisco; Sam Rosenthal, New York; Geo.
S. Durfee, Decatur; @. K. Reed River
side; H. L. Cunning, D. Plameron, San
Francisco; j. N. Keith, Riverside;
hlcHaru OarVey, San FRANCISCO; Ch6rles
@. Wells. Portland; NJ. M. Babcock, W i.
D. Andrews, Syracuse; G. A. Holbrook,
s. P. Eccles, San Francisco; William E.
Phillips, Mrs. Jno. R. Thayer, P. h.
Bradley, Brooklyn; O. J. Brown, Po-
mona; 7. B. Cosley, Chicago; r. NJ.
Hutchings, st. Louis; J. M. Hubbard
and wife, French and wife, Denver, ara
at the Nadeau.
9. Carter, San Diego; J. II. Drifil
and j. L. Rowland, Pomona; Mrs. G
M. Losing and Mrs. F. A. Miller, River
side; A. Stevens, Stamford, Conn. A.
L. Vermlye and wife, Englewood, N. J.
Miss E. B. Vermilye, Englewood, N. J.
John F. Kelly, ST. Paul, MINI. ]. E
De Haas and A. L. Haas, Leadville
Col. Richard Sedgwick, Richm ond
Ind. q. R. Wilkins, Chas. Fl. Veruelin
JAS. Sheehy, Samuel De Bow, w. A
Robinson, F. P. Sherman, G. j. Becht
E. B. Strong, Harold Wheeler and A
Dinklage, San Francisco; w. A. Rich
ardson, Geo. w. Thomas and Geo. L
Bryant, San Bernardino; S. R. Lang
worthy, ]. n. Keith and 81. L. Turning
Riverside; J. w. Vanderhoof, Minneap
oils; A. A. Washburn and Miss Wash
burn, San Francisco; III. Likemeier, st
Louis, Mo-. A. w. Dunning, Cincinnati
Ohio; D. D. Ross, Arizona, and J. Bree
den, San Bernardino, are at the Holleu