Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-17
SANTA MONICA.
The Autumn Days Being Much En-
joyed at that Resort.

The beach presented very attractive
and lively appearance with the vast
numbers who spent the day here.
North Beach enjoyed a goodly patron
age all day. The wharf and canyon
also received their due share of summer
visitors, who enjoyed themselves in the
many ways open to the visitors here.
The esplanade was crowded with an en-
thusiastic musical audience who were
unstinted in their praise of the excel
lent concert. The rendition of the
overture, Poet and Peasant, being re-
markably fine and highly appreciated.
Mrs. George f. Allen and son, who
Beach, returned home today.
The number of expert swimmers who
graced North Beach with their presence
was unusually large.
Mrs. John Bassett was called to Oak
land suddenly Saturday, her father,
Lester Bishop, one of the most respected
citizens of the place, having died.
Miss Elgora Evans, of Pasadena, who
has been enjoying couple of weeks
here, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
Willis, returned home yesterday.
Thomas Furling, of Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, visited this resort and was
delighted with all he saw.
Your correspondent noticed in his
round of travels the following we'll
known citizens: George E. Allen, M.
H. Ryan, Mrs. Boyle, A. S. Church, w.
B. Rees, T. A. Brown, f. l.. Chandler,
Bert White, Jacob Cohn, Eugene Boyer,
A. Crawford, A. p. Brown, d. Shiel, l..
A Fuller, r. A. Perriot, Frank Keith,
B. S. Hageman, Miss Morrison, +. j.
Captain, George Hickey, Frank White,
w. H. Bowman, VIM. Paul, DIR. T. f.
Little, c. A. Clark, NJ E. Cunan, Miss
Captain, f. B. Robinson, H. f. Baker,
j. p. Mansfield, Karl G. Wagenbach.
f d. Suits received three magnif-
cent deer from the mountains.
Quite delegation of Indiana people
visited the beach. They are en- route to
settlement about fifteen miles from
Bakersfield, where they have formed a
colony. They were charmed with Santa
Monica and declared that hereafter
they would spend their summers here.
Among them were: Gabriel CHM, Will
liam Reeser, Edward Beck, Boon
county; William Thompkins, L. A.
Dearborn. Thorntown; &. H. Deacon,
John McLain, Lebanan.
of merry party of Turner's who dro We
down from Los Angeles in several buses,
and enjoyed the delicacies of Ed Brice's
cooking and Henry and Nick's hospit-
ality.
The Democratic club had quite an en-
thusiastic meeting here on Saturday
Thomas A. Lewis, at present member
of the council here, has announced him
self candidate for the office of record
er, subject to the Republican conven-
ton.
The bathing was never finer than at
present, and the wise ones are enjoying
it to their hearts content.
Yesterday several parties went out in
boats and earnestly tried to discern that
dreadful bar in the harbor, but returned
unsuccessful.
The board of trustees should place a
lamp at the steps leading to North
beach.
Evan Williams, state senator from
Ormsby county, Nevada, and Jacob
Kleine, president of the Bullion bank, of
Carson City, Nevada, who are on jour
ney to Banning, where they have large
landed interests, are spending few days
here the guests of Mrs. John p. Jones.
Mrs. Emma A. Chase, OF North beach,
is confined to her bed with severe at
tack of Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheck, of Los An
geles, who have been summering on
North beach, returned home.
Mrs. j. H. Hampton is spending few
weeks on North Beach.
James ID. Marshal and family, accom-
panied by the Misses Alice and Emma
Williams, of Brooklyn, New York, are
spending few days, delighted with the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Palm celebrated
the fourth birthday of their little daugh-
ter, Julia M. Palm, at the Los Angeles
home, at which many of our citizens
were made welcome.
The Hebrew New Year was duly cele-
brated by our Jewish residents.
Mr.. Nestor, manager OF the Phono-
graph for the Pacific coast, spent Satur-
day and Sunday here.
Deep sea fishing has become very good
of late; all the crews enjoying good
luck.
DR.. Elliot commenced today the con-
struction of $4,000 home on Fifth
street.
James D. Powers and Milton Barnard,
of Chicago, old friends of Henry Matson,
spent Sunday here, guests OF the Nep-
tune garden.
The Effects of Mental Exhaustion.