Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24


northbound train yesterday.
Arthur L. Clarke. of the Chicago Press
Association, is in the city.
Frank Smith, Passenger Agent of ths
Texas and Pacific here, left last night TO-
Ell Paso.
Councilman Van Dusen was out fol
the first time yesterday since his ATTACK
of Ia grippe.
G. H. Ruddock, son of T. s. Ruddock
who died suddenly last week, arrived
yesterday from Chicago.
G. w. Sanborn, General Superintend
ent Of the Santa Fe at San Bernardino
is in the city at the Nadeau.
DR.. J. P. Widney and Major E. w.
Jones will attend the State Division Con-
vention at Santa Ana tomorrow.
Hon. Alphonso Taft, OF Cincinnati, ia
visiting Southern California. Mr.. Taft
was United States Minister to Russia.
Deputy City Engineer Loomis was out
for the first time in two weeks yester-
day. He has been suffering with pleu-
risy.
J. w. Vance left last night for an east
ern trip. While away Mr.. Vance will
visit New Orleans, Little Rock, Ark, {,
Des Moines and Chicago. He expects to
be absent three months.
Rev. J.. s. Kennard will not be in Los
Angeles until after the first of next
month. The pulpit of the Central Bap-
tist church will be filed by other minis
ters in the interval.
Rev. George B. Rieman, of Monrovia,
was in town yesterday. He goes to
Santa Ana today, where he will deliver
his lecture, Chow to Pop the Question, :"
in the Santa Ana Baptist church.
Rev. George w. Savory, we'll known
insconnection with the Nationalist club
of this city, and now of Inglewood, will
remove, as soon as his wife's health will
permit the change, to San Diego, where
be will hereafter be located.
Mr.. Lewis B. Reed was in from Pasa.
dena, accompanied by his wife. yester-
day. Mr.. Reed purposes to brave the
severity of an eastern winter by paying
visit to his old home in New York, and
will start East next week. Mrs. Reed
will remain in Los Angeles.
A. A. Grove, Chicago; J. s. Tuttle,
Michigan; W. A. Masters, San Fran.
cisco; H. E. Downing, San Pedro; A. G.
Rosendale, San Francisco; J. McDoud,
Milpitas; r. w. Button, Cotton; ]. B.
Winship, San Diego; A. j. A. Geroe,
Toledo, Ohio; j. B. Tuttle and H. N.
Loud, Michigan, are at the Nadeau.
The Postage Stamp company, con-
sisting of the following members, are at
the Nadeau; D. j. sprague, Harry F.
Hall, Arthur v. Gibson, Jas. L. Aiken,
Billie Grey, Harry B. Roche, Will. L.
Talbot, Edward E. McKerson, Emile
Posseli, John B. Wilt, r. B. Edwards,
George W. Marquardt, Charles E. Grams
ton, Antoine Richter, Miss Kate Sprague,
Miss Gertie Maddigan, Miss Blanche
Hayden, Miss Evangeline Grace. New
York.
G. w. Gray, Plymouth, Wis; F. J.
Kendall and wife, San Francisco; w.
Twilmany and family, Detroit; A. D.
Dunning, Cincinnati; Charles Madeiara,
New York F. M. Full and wife, Spokane
Falls; M. b. Welles, Elmira, N. Y;
Edward Welles, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Miss
E. L. Welles, Towanda, Pa. {; R. G. Simp-
son and wife, Pasadena; @. R. Wilkins,
William Mackie, W. A. Robinson, ]. D.
Frey, j. L. Marks and L. Moore, San
Francisco; G. s. Hussey, Long Beach /;
William M. Collier, Riverside; William
r. Hill, Utica, N. Y; B. Pennington
and wife, New York; w. H. Fay and
wife, Camden, N. j.; @. A. Burcham
and wife, San Bernardino; H. R.
Woodall and @. B. Turner, South River.
side; Fred T. Perris, San Bernardino; w.
T. Solomon, Chicago; E. R. Huddleston,
Rochester, N Y; L. Schwarz and John
o. Earle, San Francisco, are at the Hol-
lenbeck.