Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-11
PERSONAL.

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Louis, SO; Cincinnati 10; Chicago. "a; WIN
nipeg 2.
PERSONAL.
DIR. Emma Putnam has gone to New
York.
Joseph johnson left yesterday for Des
Moines, Iowa.
J. M. K. Bateman left for Butte,
Mont, yesterday.
J.E. Platter vent north yesterday on
the afternoon train.
ID. p. Cameron went to San Francisco
on last evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis went to
Santa Monica yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Kinds are up
from San Diego on visit.
MIR. and Mrs. w. 7. Tbbs, of Lords
burg, are visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Bell, of Santa Bar
bars, are visiting Los Angeles.
Francisco Pico, the cattle king of San
Jacinto, is in the city on visit.
1. W. Hellman was passenger for the
north yesterday on the afternoon train.
Hugh Toland, of San Francisco, son
of DR.. Toland, is in the city visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Blanchard left
yesterday morning for a pleasure trip to
Ventura and Santa Barbara.
Theo. Rimpau, of Anaheim, was in
the city yesterday. He reports things
very prosperous at the old colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Button and E. P.
Button, of Cotton, passed through the
city yesterday on their way north.
Victor Pettipaw will hear news to his
advantage by addressing Sidney Lacey,
POI North Main street, Los Angeles.
Miss Hagar, OF San Francisco; hiss
Childs, Miss Carrie Childs and Miss
Ruth Childs, of this city, are at Santa
Monica.
E. 0. Gerberding, editor and proprietor
of the Hueneme Herald, is in the city,
en- route to the Editorial Convention at
San Bernardino.
Assessor Johnson, of San Berrardino,
was in the city yesterday. He is ster-
ling Democrat, and is now serving his
third term in the Office.
j. McAleer, member of the Cleve.
land Brotherhood Baseball Club, who
has been spending the winter in Los An
geles, left for the East yesterday.
G. W. Lockhart, Deputy County Clerk.
who has been laid up with the grippe
for two weeks, is well enough to be back
at his post Of duty as Frank Fanning's
left bower. Frank is the joker.
G.. D. Doan, one OF the proprietors of
the Santa Barbara Herald, and G. P.
Tebbetts. manager Of the Santa Barbara
Independent, were in town yesterday, en- |
route to the meeting of the editors in
San Bernsrdino today.
H. M. French and wife, Boston; P. F.
Randolph, G. L. Briggs, New York; A.
W. Wheeler, San Francisco; Mr.. Pyle,
Delaware; w. G. Van SAINT, J. D. Mckee,
w. M. Griffin, E. Hahn. San Francisco
D. J. Medbury, Henry Dickson, VIM.
Van Steenberg, New York; S. Nj.
Runyon, Ed. Stock, San Francisco; G.
B. Lincoln, Chicago; @. A. Blish, Bos-
tom W. J. Nisbett, New York; Thos.
v. Myer, Cincinnati; Herm. Grunipger,
New York; Jno. F. Lstrus, Denver; W.
P. Perkins. Santa Monica; H. F.
Wheeler, Riverside; J.. w. Orr, San
Francisco; j. w. Johnston, Salt Lake
F. F. Keene, Kearney, Neb. Albert r.
Keene, Chicago; Mrs. r. W. Button,
r. W. Button, E. P. Button, Cotton J;
Geo. D. Whitcomb, Glendora; w.
Semon, P. S. Msttox, general agent
Cleveland Minstrels; A. A. Washburn
and daughter, San Francisco; A. ]. Lar
son, Lodi; S. 7. Dodson, San Francisco,
are at the Nadeau.
H. Toland, W. Psladin, 81. M. Gillig,
Frank L. Unger, J. N. Brown, M. j..
Roe, W. A. Robinson, 81. A. McCrenley
J. R. Sayers, NJ. Wanson and W. A.
Bissell, of San Francisco; ]. R. Grismer
and Phoebe Davies; Henry Lee, Kansas
City; Jas. Crichton, San Diego; E. S.
Jones, Anaheim; John Breden, Jr.,
Etiwanda; VIA. T. Tibbs and wife
Lordsburg; w. A. Farmer, Springfield
His. Mrs. Arthur Bradley and Mrs. E
@. Nettleton, Brooklyn, N. Y; o. A.
Baker, Chicago; Chas. 7. Kinds and
wife, San Diego Mrs. ii. E. Palmer anj
daughter, Independence, Iowa; H. w.
Cardwell, Portland, Or. John S. Bel
and wife, Santa Barbara w. d. F. Rick
ards, saticoy; W. A. Lawson and Jas
Lawson, Marysville; John Dobbins
Regina, Canada; w. Van Horn, Flag.
staff, A. T.; E. P. Graves and wife,
Kansas City; John R. Lemon, Storm
Lake, Iowa; Thos. Canaan and G. H
Davis, Duke Centre, Pa. John w Hem
Des Moines, Iowa; @. A. B. Ball. Con
nersville, Ind, are at the Hollenbeck.
A. R. Gunnison, San Francisco; J. M,
Damron, Los Angeles; Oscar Reuter-
Denver, COL; W. A. Mclean and wife,
Chicago; j. Lazzarevich, Mrs. Lazzare.
vicb, Los Angeles; A. S. Rosenblatt,
San Francisco; Mrs. J. 81. Stewart, San
Bernardino; w. @. Hazeldine, New
Mexico; E. E. Hewitt, 81. j. Woollacott,
Los Angeles; W. II. Witherell and wife,
Omaha; j. A. Cunningham, A. w.
Dougherty, Philadelphia; T. F. Smith,
Denver; Mrs j. A. Spence, Wisconsin !;
Jay Spence, Pomona; s. Reinhart, Los
Angeles; N. W. Overholser, ]. L. Davis,
Little Rock; G. Berthlaw, San Francisco !;
J.. 0. Smith and wife, Los Angeles; Miss
Katie f. Stein, Michigan; G. w. Ken