Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-25
PERSUNAL.

yesterday.
E. Collins and L. Stoplaine have gone
to Salt Lake.
@. M. Lindsay was in from Santa
Monica yesterday.
w. A. Wiebold went north yesterday
on the afternoon train.
Hugo Rothschild, of San Francisco, is
in the city with his daughter.
A. J. Fort has left for Helena, Mont,
to inspect some mining property.
Mrs. G. W. Girdley was passenger
for the north on yesterdays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Voorhies, of Kan
sas City, are in the city for visit.
P. Martel and D. L. Murray. of Chi
cago, are in the city on short visit.
M. 81. Higgins, the secretary of the
Viticultural League, went north to San
Francisco yesterday.
Us. Drake has returned from busi-
ness trip to Chicago, Abilene, Hutchinson
and other Kansas points.
Mrs. Hosier, of Kansas City, arrived
in the city Saturday evening, and will
be the guest of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. G. Williams.
Miss A. Bell, of Oakland, who has been
spending the winter East, arrived by the
Santa Fe overland Sunday evening, and
is at the Bellevue Terrace.
DR.. and Mrs. G. M. Scott returned last
week from an extended trip East cover
ing several months, during which time
they visited New York, Boston, Cincin-
natl and New Orleans. =
P. G. Tonner, Pomona's sweet singer,
W. A. Bell, F. D. Joy, Len Claiborne,
H. B. Westerman, all attorneys of Po-
mona, R. A. Hall, Justice of the Peace,
F. 0. Slanker, constable, R. F. House,
Jonathan Whitcomb and Messrs. Atkin-
son and Huntley, all of Pomona, were
in the city yesterday in attendance on
the trial of H. B. Westerman.
Capt. William Banning left yesterday
for Ventura county with his four-in- hand,
Mrs. Halstead, Miss Susie Patton,
Judge and Mrs. Joe Banning, wife, child
and maid. The Banning Bros. will
visit their cattle ranch to inspect their
large herd of cattle. They have Just
finished large reservoir, one-half mile
long by a quarter of mile in width,
fifty five feet deep, holding $4,000 900
gallons Of water.
w. W. Russell, New York; Geo. g.
Ingraham, Boston; J. E. Barker, Berke-
ley; w. E. Stoughtop, Chicago; 7. R.
Smith, New York; B. @. Williams,
Buffalo, N. Y; Hugo Rothschild and
daughter, San Francisco; E. T. Johnson,
Buffalo, n. Y; Geo. Hassley and wife,
Topeka, Kan. T. w. Cogswell, Chicago;
r. s. Birch, St. Louis; Mrs. A. @. Brad
ley, E. G.. Nettleton, F. II. Nettleton,
Brooklyn, N. Y; ]. M. Gregg. Van
couver, B. c.; w. A. Bell, F. D. Joy,
Pomona; E. B. Marvin and wife. Chi
cago; Ben. E. Morris, T. K. Stateling. ].
II. Morrison, Fl. M. Harrington, James
F. Lushington, A. D. Levy, San Fran
cisco; Chas. E. Mitchell, Cerritos; Miss
Barnard, Oakland; P. Martel, D. E.
Murray, Chicago, are at the Holenbeck.
G. Eugene Stokes, New York; E. o.
Regensberger, II. B. Haskins, Phila.
delphia; W. II. Moody, Rochester j;
Frank Low, San Francisco; F. B. Has
brouck, wife and son. Peoria, ILL.,; S. A.
VOORHEES, and wife, Kansas City; W. B.
H. Dodson, Red Bluff; W. Fl. English,
Denver; @. M. Lin dsey, Santa Monica
@. L. Crabtree, Oakland; E. NJ. Brewer
Boston; Eugene Hahn, San Francisco
w. Mathews, Oakland; F. s. Henry
New York; ]. J. Frey wife and children
Sedalia; O. Frey and wife, Seymour
DR.. E. N. Small and wife, Sedalia; Chas
s. Bfackett, Minneapolis; E. L. Bid
we'll, Minnesota; J. M. Curtice, ]. G
McMichael, Fairview; Mrs. M. D. Tison
Philadelphia; A. L. Clark, Fairview
E. A. Holbook, @. E. Much, Emil Hab
erkorn, San Francisco, aie at the Ns
deau. et