Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-05
PERSONAL.


w. J. Curtis was down from San Bsr-
nardino yesterday.
Ed r. Bennett, of Topeka, Kan, is
again visitor to this city.
Miss Ogilvie, of Shreveport, La, is the
guest of Miss Mildred Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Lyon, OF Seat
tie, are visitors to Los Angeles.
Rev. A. Grant, of Santa Barbara, is
spending few days in this city.
Captain Barrett went to San Francisco
on the afternoon train yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Baldwin, of Pana,
H., are spending their third winter here.
Miss Winslow and Mrs. Burchsrd, of
the st. Angelo, have gone to San Diego.
Judge Carpenter was passenger on
the north-bound train yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. B. Jenney and
Miss Bessie Jenney, of Chicago, are Wis
iting Los Angeles.
Col. J. H. Woodward. "Jayhawker," F"
Times, is in the city.
Mrs. Dart, of New York, is spending q
few days with Mrs. General Fremont, on
Washington street.
Miss Juana Neal returned Saturday
from tour through the East, extending
over several months.
Rev. Geo. E. Dye, of Santa Ana, was
in town yesterday on business connected
with the Baptist church of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvener have moved
from the Parker house and have taken the
elegant Heathman hotel on Hill street.
Mr.. P. Rollins and the Misses Rollins,
of New York, who have been guests at
the Westminster, left yesterday for Santa
Barbara.
w. G. Hogaboom, Southern Cslifor-
MAS humorist, is now located at Santa
Ana, and is connected with the Free
Press of that lively little village.
Mrs. Dunwoody, Of Atlanta, Ga, who
has been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Ed Chalfant, on Boyle Heights, returned
yesterday to her home in the South.
Colonel Enrique Omaha, member OF
the Mexican Congress from the State OF
Gusnajuato, has been here on visit for
several days. He is delighted with our
section, and, Notwithstanding he is use1
to the picturesqueness and luxuriance Of
q tropical country aud climate, he is
greatly enamofed of Los Angeles and It's
suburbs. He spent few days at Santa
Monica, and declares that seaside resort
to be the most charming place he ever
visited. Colonel Omaha is in delicate
health, and hopes to profit in physical
restoration from his trip.
J. w. Vanderyoort, Chicago; J. M.
De Witt, Santa Ana; II. Fl. Rose, Pasa-
dena; Il. Sherwood, Fresno; B. q.
Mantle, San Francisco; Mrs. and Miss
Gilmore, Chambersburg, N. Y; Miss
Taylor, Pittsburg; Miss Harris, Berke.
ley; Mrs. G. A. Hughes, Portland; DR..
ID. w. Browne, Portland; G. F. Stevens,
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnston and son, Middle.
town; J. F. Caulreath, San Diego; }. J.
McGrath and wife, Mrs VIM v. O'Brien,
Miss McGrath, James Wallace and wife,
Chicago; G. Hemenwall. San Francisco !;
I. G. Hunniston and wife, Chicago; Fl
Verhoeff and wife, Master Fred Verhoeff,
Louisville; W. L. B. Jenney, Mrs. Jen.
ney, Miss Bessie Jenney, Chicago; Chas.
E. White, San Barnardino; S. F. Taylor,
New York, are at the Nadeau.
M. D. Swisher and family, Phila.
delphia; s. Young, Newcastle, Pa; R.
E. Brewis, Redondo beach; J. J. Nc.
Eilwin and family, Seattle, Wash j. ].
Mcdonald, Oakland; Geo. ]. Lyon and
wife, Seattle, Wash. w. S. Odel, Berke-
ley, 5Csl E. @. Wendt, W. E. Wendt,
Cincinnati; J. W. Thatcher, E. w.
Thatcher, Eagsn City; Jas. B. Mackie,
Oakland; V. L. Mitchell, Redlands ;
s. L. Atkins. Newman, Cal. T. Billing
ton, G. G. Laselle, w. G. Clark, Joe
Schloss, John Scott Wilson, Chas. N.
Schmsl, W. F. Talbot. San Francisco; !;
e. Buechner, Denver; J. B. Hall, r. A.
Hall, Columbus, Ohio; w. J. Curtis,
San Bernardino; R. s. Coombie, River
side; T. w. Cogswell, Chicago; john F.
Coad, Omaha; E. A. Wheeler and wife,
Sharon, Pa; Albert Wheeler and wife,
Warren. Ohio; A. W. Colon, Richfield,
Kan. Rev. H. M. Voorhees,, New Jer-
sey; N. F.. Lawrence and wife, Man
chester, N. H., are at the Hollenbeck.
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