Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-03

fEhSONA1.
Judge Silent recently paid visit to
Santa Ana.
Truston Clark went to Santa Ana on
Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hale, of Oakland,
are visiting the city.
A. E. Pomeroy went north to San
Francisco yesterday.
Miss Hilda Mattson, of Santa Monica,
was in the city yesterday.
J.W. Scott, Of Santa Monica, came in
for short stay yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Montgomery were
in from MonroNia yesterday.
F. w. Hopps, of the firm of Hopps and
son, is paying Los Angeles visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Remington, oi
Catalina, came over to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hurst, of Oregon, are
spending the winter in this part of the
State.
E. A. Rogers, of Ettiwanda, was in
the city yesterday, having returned from
May.
Mrs. Henry Sheppard, Miss Sheppard
and Miss May Sheppard, of Springfield,
No., are visiting the city.
Judge r. Egan has gone to Santa Ana.
The portion of the distance which he did
not walk he travelled in wagons and
on railroad trains.
Seator ]. R. Lowe, of Santa Clara, re-
turned home Yesterday with Mrs. Lowe.
He has been for some time looking after
the State Reform School at Whittier.
A party consisting of Mrs. E. Gaty,
Miss Ella Gaty, Mrs. E. w. Gaty and
son, Miss Ada Gaty, of st. Louis, and E.
w. Gaty, OF Santa Borbara, are visiting
the city.
w. A. Rennie, the well-known excur-
sion manager, arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening, after a ten days. visit to
San Diego. He was much elated at find
ing nine-pound boy, who had put in
an appearance while he was away.
Us. Woodruff, Chicago; Charles H.
Brown, Louis G. Brown, J. M. Moor
head and F. J. Biven, San Francisco; M.
P. Chubb and d. s. Guild, Orange
Josiah Atkins and wife, St.. Louis; J. B.
Alexander, San Diego; G. W. Reming-
ton and wife, Catalina; M. B. Ferrens,
San Bernardino; J. M. Montgomery and
wife, Monrovia; w. FL. Wilde, Ventura !;
W. 81. II. Brown and wife, New York /;
s. Pattan and wife, Philadelphia S.
Jewett and wife, Bakersfield, are at the
Hollenbeck.
Major Ben G. Truman is paying Los
Angeles a short visit and is stopping at
the house of his brother-in-law, Col
Isaac R. Dunkelberger. His trips to the
East and to Europe have benefited him
greatly in health, and his numerous
friends are glad to notice the vast i'm
provement which has taken place in his
appearance. Major Truman is not at
present connected with the Southern Pa
cific railway, and he has had number
of advantageous offers to re-enter Jour-
nalism, some one of which he will prob
ably accept.
W. D. Bliss, Carson, New; Paul
Seller, San Francisco; A. A.. Osborn,
Benicia, CAL; N. H. Barton, Ramon
City; J. N. Thracker, Houston, Tex.
E. ID. Cummins, Tucson, Ariz.; Miss
Hilda Mattson, Santa Monica; Mrs. s.
G. Gilbert, Truckee; Samuel F. Cooper,
Chas. N. Cooper, Cleveland; s. Suther,
Grand Rapids, Mich. W. E. Hale, wife
and child, Oakland; Jacob Haehn, San
Francisco; J.. w. Scott, Santa Monica
Minnie Robinson, Ell Paso; A. N. Brad
street, New York; A. II. Estill, Sacra-
mento; A. Brein, Napa, CAL; R. G.
Winslow and wife, Punxsutwney, Pa. D.
Hurst and wife, Oregon, are at the
Arcade.
H. Gulick, Cincinnati, o.; A. G. Hub
bard and wife, Arizona; Mrs. P. B. Slo.
cum, Troy, N. Y; Mrs. Josephine Smith,
Mrs. e. Tatum, Miss Louise Kennedy,
New York City; Jud Saeger, Hon. Eras-
tus Wells and wife, Miss Wells, Lewis
Fans. st. Louis, Mo-; T. G. Ryan, Ana.
helm; Frank A. Kimball. W. G. Kim.
ball, National City E. Nelson, Cheboy-
gan, Mich; Mrs. Foss, San Francisco !;
A. 81. Naftzger and wife, Chas. H. Low
and wife, Riverside, CAL. VIM. Darsie,
Pittsburg, Pa; F. A. Habrisham, Ala
bama; II. Kahn, Indianapolis; Mrs.
Henry Sheppard, Miss Sheppard, Spring
field, Mo-; Miss May Sheppard, Spring
field, Mo-; Mrs. M. T. Cloud, Pasadena
Geo. E. Hall, Santa Barbara: Mrs. E.
Gaty, Miss Ella Gaty, Mrs. E. w. Gaty
and son, Miss Ada Gaty, st. Louis, Mo.
E. w. Gaty, Santa Barbara; Dwight
Whiting and wife, Ell Toro; Miss Keat.
ing, San Diego; K. 81. Wade, city E.
J. Webster, Spokane Falls, are at the