Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-16
PERSONAL.

in the city yesterday.
Judge E. M. Ross has returned from
his visit to San Francisco.
j. W. Sayward of Riverside was il
town yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Searls, Jr., of Sar
Pedro, was in Los Angeles yesterday.
M. ]. Howard, proprietor of the Hote
Villa at The Palms, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Kingsley, of New
Haven, Connecticut, are visitors to Los
Angeles.
G. j. Griffith left for San Francisco
last evening, to be gone several days on
business.
John R. Lemon, Storm Lake, Iowa,
banker, is in the city. He is interested
In property near here.
The Swedish Baptist church meets
today in its new quarters in the Sphinx e
block, corner Hill and Fifth streets.
Charles M. Keeshim, manager for Mr..
Frederick Warde passed through the
city last night on his way to San Fran
cisco.
Clarence III. Clark, prominent banker
of Philadelphia, arrived in the city in a
special car yesterday morning and went
to the Raymond.
Rev. ]. 81. Phillips completes the third
year of his pastorate OF the East Side
Congregational church today. His work
has been a most excellent one, resulting
in the building of the finest church edi-
fee on the East Side and the organization
OF strong church with many active
working auxiliary societies, not the least
of which is the Phillips Club, an associa-
ton OF young men for athletic exercises,
social intercourse and mental develop.
ment, which has large bership
and fine gymnasium adjoining the
church building. These results have
been accomplished mainly through the
energy and personal efforts of Mr.. Phil
lips, who, though young mau, seems
eminently the fright man in the right
place."
81. G. Smith and l. G. Petit, Oakland
G. A. Fuller and W. Fl. Wharf, San
Diego; 0. G. Hilliard, Redlands; E. B
Sturgis, wife and Miss Sturgis, Scranton,
Pa. ]. A. Porter, Chicago; E. D. Kings
ley and wife, New Haven, Conn; JAS.
M. Park and son, Montecito; N. G. Hud-
son, South Riverside; Fl. L. Sloan, w.
II. Peller, John W. Wilson, M. F. Pierce,
III. G. Craft, Redlands; d. F. Williams,
Boston; ] D. Payne, Jr, Kansas City,
Mo-; Niles Searles and wife, San Pedro
F. K Mcintyre, s. S. Bagley, E. B. Bad
lala, A. Goldberg, G. F. Burks, S. E.
Strickland. G. H. Woolmington, Jas. B
Ford, San Francisco: Hiram H. Rice
Utica, N. Y; d. G. Gresham, J. II. Nc
Lean, Redlands; G. F. Holton, A. P. r
R; Jno. P. Ahrens and wife, Chicago
VIM. Montgomery, Jr., H. G. Atwater,
New York; R. R. Streets, San Pedro
G. F. jackson, Yuma, Ariz.; James 8.
Black. Philadelphia; @. E. Stanton, Salt
Lake City, are at the Hollenpeck.
W. F. Bennett, San Diego; Mrs. F.
W. McCrary, Kansas City; John Rich
mond and wife, Canada Geo. Knoplein
Hamburg, Germany ]. L. Crumbe, San
Francisco: G. H. Keeshin, New York
J. M. De Witt, Santa Ana; S. H. Butter
field, Pasadena; Miss Crookshank, Santa
Barbara; O. G, Williams, Cincinnati
Mrs. B. W. Harvey, San Francisco; Geo
F. Robins and wife, Mrs. H. 7. Welles
Miss Carrie Welles, Minneapolis; A. l.
Millegan, Redlands; 6. A. Atwood, F
E. Meyer, Santa Barbara; Joseph Brown
San Bernardino; E. w. Filkins, River.
side; John Hasson and wife, San Ber-
nardino; G. E. Pullman, Montreal; M
Laurence. Arcadia; G. Ellington, Santa
Barbara; 81. A. Graves, San Francisco
I. H. Yocum, Pasadena; Charles E.
Southern, NJ. J. Crosby, Boston, W. o.
Hyde, Santa Barbara; Gates Fowler
N. Burnett, San Francisco; E. L. Conde
Oswego, N. Y; J. Dutton, wife and sen
St. Louis; Fred Hawser, Anaheim, are
at the Nadeau.