Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
OUT OF TOWN.
Notes of Interest From
Other Places.
Large Profits From Fruit
Raising at Pomona.
Seaside News Notes and Salt Water
Gossip.
A. Balloon Ascension at Santa Monica.
Large Crowds at Redondo-A
Big Fish Record.

Correspondence of the HERALD
Twenty-Five carloads OF people came
down Yesterday over the Santa Fe route
and as many were brought by the Re-
dondo Beach railway as it's trains could
carry. Every yacht and sail boat was
put to constant use.
Fishing poles were in great demand.
A careful count showed that $50 fishers
on the wharf caught 1873 fish in five
minutes by the watch.
At the Ladies' Aid Society's entertain
ment last evening there was very large
attendance. Besides the members there
were twenty children of the kindergar-
ten and forty outsiders. The programme
was opened by singing several very
pretty songs by the kindergarten girls;
followed by violin solo by Miss Cotton
recitation by Miss Clara Bingham; organ
solo, Miss Stella Blanchard. Some
cOlored walters came over from the
Hotel Redondo and sang.
The steam schooner South Coast,
loaded with l25 900 feet of lumber, arrived
this morning from Fort Barge. The
steamer Bonita also landed at the
wharf.
Victor Guiol, Andy Furrey, Gus. Arm
strong, Los Angeles, and Harry Losher,
from San Bernardino. were among those
having good time today in the water.
Mr.. Ground and family moved their
tent today upon wheels, to another loca-
ton nearer the beach.
The steamer Los Angeles touched here
today, with freight and passengers from
San Francisco.
The "Benito" sailed for San Diego,
leaving about the same time that the
Los Angeles arrived.
The guests at the Hotel Redondo
were Mrs. Perry Wildman, Miss Wild
man, Arthur Baldwin, Oakland; ]. D..
Westervelt and wife, Los Angeles
Henry Sherer, Los Angeles; John O..
Lowe, Pasadena; Walter Raymond,
Raymond hotel; Ben G. Truman, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey, Ray
mond hotel; H. Maynard and wife, Los
Angeles; w. H. Esdor, Los Angeles
VIM. H. Hoegee, Los Angeles; J. E. s..
Hunter, Los Angeles; Miss Nancy Lee
Dunn, Los Angeles; Mrs. Rifle and boys,
Kansas City; VIM. G. Kuntz, Jr., Los
Angeles; Miss Laura Smith, Los
Angeles; Willy Reissell, Los Ange-
les; Willy Anderson, Los An
gcleS; II. ID. LdWSOu, Los AHSelcs
Charles H. Humphreys, Los Angeles
G. H. M. Kevett, Santa Paula; DIR. L.
w. Wells and wife, Los Angeles; H. G
Lesher and Mrs. ]. w. Lesher, Sar
Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. boo
little, Riverside; A. R. Greening, Lonl
Beach Miss l.. Kernaghan, Pasadena
A. B. Ashman, Los Angeles; Mrs. Hal
and sister, Los Angeles; H. A. Barda.
and wife, Los Angeles; F. M. Bureligh
Denver.
Among those at the Ocean View hote
were Mrs. J. F. Kramer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner, of Orange county, and H
Kinch and wife, of San Bernardino.
The Tam O'Shanter is overdue with
lumber for the extension Of the wharf
which is to be built out 100 feet for deep
sea vessel carriage.
Geo. w. Boyd, who has been more
than three years with the Santa Fe, ha
Joined the Redondo Railway Company
Tonight Mrs. Francis Edgerton, 0
San Francisco, and Miss Florence Clark
and Morris Clarke, of Acton, gave al
entertainment to the guests of Hote
Redondo, consisting of recitations an
songs