Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-01
Pc RSONAI,.

VIM. a. harris was 10 from san Der
nsrdi0o yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Davis went East
yesterday for visit.
James McFaddsr, of Santa Ana, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Smith, OF Chicago,
are in the city for few weeks.
]. s. Elliott, a leading farmer of Nor
walk, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Luther, of Sacramento, will
be the guest of the Dodswor,h family for
several weeks.
Mrs. Major Taylor, who has been en-
ioying the sea at Santa Barbara, has re-
turned to the city.
]. w. Green has returned from Wash
irgson snd is again on the streets look
ing well and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tustle and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Loud, OF Michigan, are visit
ors 10 Southern California.
Colonel E. Omaha, of the Mexican
army, and member of Congress from
the State OF Guanajuato, is at the Ma
deau.
D. H. Ireland, of this city, leaves for
the East Sunday, to close large oil
deal which has been in progress Tor some
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyons and Mr. W. H.
Kane, who hsve been spending some
time at Hotel Greenleaf, Whittier, have
returned to the city.
Tom Mccarthy returned early in the
week from the great meeting of the Iro
quois Clubs of the State. He says it was
. great gath ering of the Democratic
clans.
J. Il. Todd, superintendent of Po.
mona's exhibit in the citrus fair; c.
Seaver, president of the First National
Bank of Pomona, and DR.. T. Hardy
Smith were in the city from Pomona
yesterday.
Miss Annie L. Munroe, of Lawrsncs
Kan, is in the city visiting Mrs. C. L.
Rofstad, of 141 East Twenty-eighth
street. Miss Munroe will remain here
for some time.
Mrs. James Lansing Van Deusen, of
Kingston, N. Y, is in the city. Mrs.
Van Deusen is the author of book en-.
titled, "Rachsl Du Mont; Brave Little
Maid of the Revolution" tale of the
war.
Rev. w. w. Tinker and his wife, Of
East Los Angeles, took the S:15 train
yesterday morning for Santa Ana, where
the reverend gentleman last evening
delivered his popular lecture, "From Los
Angeles to the Paris Exposition"
A. @. Bradley, John H. Bacon, R. B.
GILBERT. R. FL. Stevens, New York; H.
D. Smith and wife, J. R. Schuyler, Chi
eago; NJ. J. Price, Cotton; 81. E. Dun
can, Boston; J. E. Spencer, St. Paul,
Mimi; b. L. Patrick and wife, Hope
dale, Mass: John E. Branaugh, Jr., n.
c. Muir, Nichelasville, K,.; William A
Harris, F. T. Perris, G. w. Prescott, San
Berrsrdino; D. R. Risley, Pasadena; E.
A. Wheeler and wife, Sharon, Pa; j. X
Carlisle, Leon J. Crown, Fl. S. Taussig,
Alex. Mann, F. E. Thomson, Harry
Falkener, San Francisco; Albert Wheeler
and wife, Mrs. Julia M. Hursh, Warren
O.; Chas. w. TobartS and wife, Norris
town, N. j.; F. j.. Smith, J. NJ. Pratt.
Minneapolis; R. S. Buck, George S. Hol-
land, st. Louis; j. B. Tuttle and wife, E.
r; Loud and wife, Michigan, are at the
Hollenbeck.
6. B. Lincoln, T. A. Cullen, Chicago
B. G. Mantle, San Francisco; G. w.
Penfeld, Ohio; g. w. Harris, Texas f.
Lindsey, St. Louis; Mrs. McNevin and
child, Cabszon; Jas. III. Todd, Helen P.
Nichols. Pomona Ed F. Murphy, San
Francisco; F. o. Butler, Chicago; E. w.
Fusion; De VoIney Everett, New York
Colonel e. Omaha. Mexico; G. E.
Stokes, New York; W. F. Talbot, Sau
Francisco; j. M. De Well, Santa Ana
6. s. Foster and wife, Chicago; Geo. W
Cobb, Oakland; s. L. Lesynsky, Sar
Francisco; Jas. L. Patterson, Calico
Miss Kate V. Lane, Miss Bertha Lane
San Bernardino: E. B. Strong, San Fran
cisco; 7. Hardy Smith, G. Seaver, Po
mona; Mr.. and Mrs. g. M. Walker
Long Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Wey
Catskill, N. Y; Chas A. Baldwin anC
wife, Boston; G. Francisco, San Diego
and J. M. Curtice, Louisville, KY, are a