Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-27
REDONDO.

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Yesterday morning it looked very
much a. if Redondo would be visited by
I. shower, but before noon the sky was
- clear as crystal and the remainder
OF the day was beautiful.
A large number OF bathers were in as
usual, the water being delightful.
Work on the long cement walk is rap
idly being pushed and win soon be COM
pleted. When it is, Redondo can then
boast of as fine, if not finer, promenades
than any resort on the coast.
Dean Trew will conduct the Episcopal
service in music hall Of the Redondo
hotel next Sunday evening.
Redondo is more enterprising than
most towns Of her size, having good
streets, good sidewalks, and the streets
( are kept well sprinkled all the time,
quite an advantage during the dusty
summer months.
Colonel Reed Jones, of San Francisco,
Is one Of the late arrivals at the big
hotel.
DR.. j. NJ. Boal registered at the Re-
dondu on Tuesday and will remain sew
eral days. n
Dr.. and Mrs. F. M. Coppel, of Los An
geles, are guests of the Redondo hotel,
and will remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Johnston, of New
York City. are guests at the hotel for
mcnth.
The Coos Bay yes e-day paused to take
north-bound passengers and freight.
Mrs. Watson and her sons, Mark and
Floyd, returned to Los Angeles yester-
day. after two weeks visit to Redondo.
Under the management of S. B. Hall,
the HERALD agent here, 2 party OF
friends perpetrated surprise party
upon L. H. Hannas on Sunday evening,
his wedding. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Hannas retaliated with q progressive
euchre party, which was most enjoyable.
Another most enjoyable affair on
Tuesday evening was the genuine, old
fashioned taffy pull which occurred at
the tent of Mrs. Pugh. There was taffy,
very sweet, and Of the verbal as well as
the saccharine variety. Games and
lively music filed up the spaces left
wacant by the taffy. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Emma Winters, Miss
Bessie Hannah, Miss Nellie Watson,
Miss Lille Brock, Miss Gussie Winters,
Miss Mabel Brock. Mrs. w. H. Hannah,
Mrs. John Pugh, Mrs. J. A. Brock, Mas
ter NJ. A. Watson and Floyd Watson,
Mr.. w. T. Pugh, Mr.. Archie Hayes, Mr..
Charles Pugh, and Master Richard Pugh.
B. Bussinger took trip to Redondo
today.
D. B. Gerrue is San Franciscan who
believes in the beauty Of the place and
the enioyableness of life at Redondo.
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posed of Rev. Father Fisher and Father
O'Reilly, Miss Margaret Downey, Miss
Rose Mccoy and Miss Mary Laverty,
who all enjoyed the luxury Of bath in
the briny deep.
Miss Emma Woodward and Miss Car
rie Woodward are becoming noted ex-
perts in the Elusive but fascinating
roller skate at the rink.
G. w. Fuller, of the University, sur
prised the fishes by taking his annual
bath yesterday at Redondo. He said
1t was his annual bath, anyway.
e. L. Finch, of Verdugo, was seen in
the water today. The result Of his reck-
leesness ie not yet known.
Owing to the HERALD's persistent
following up Of the fishing returns here,
fifteen private boat parties went out
1ishing today, the result being nearly
1OvU pOu nos OF n6n.
The genial Phil Rover, well known to
the patrons of Stoll & Thayer's station
cry store, spent today at Redondo.
The steamer Noyo, with ties for the
Santa Fe, arrived today.
The steamer Jewel, with ties for the
Terminal railroad, arrived today from
Puget sound.
Two steamers with lumber are in the
-nff1 NO waiting for the palican to tow
them to the wharf.
The hotel is still we'll filed, though re-
1ieved from the jam of Saturday night.
The steamer Corona, with ninety tons
of freight and fifty-three passengers for
this port, is expected tomorrow Thurs
day.
Miss Sadie King has left her friends to
mourn. and gone to Los Angeles
Mrs. E. M. Day is down for two
weeks visit.
Miss Nellie Hazeltine went to Los An
geies yesterday, leaving certain rail-
road conductor here with broken
heart.
Frank Stultz and Harry Shlee are
railroad men from the Needles who are
stopping at Redondo.
Among the many late arrivals at the
Redondo hotel the following are in.
cluded: F. A. Martin, A. w. Seymore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Davis, San Fran
cisco; E. q. Godit and daughter, Gal.
weston, Texas; George M. Faul, Santa
Ana; G. M. CALVIN, Riverside; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Joblin. w. w. Vetzler, Sar
Jose; Carl Rosecrans, Rosecrans; J. M
Methvin, Mrs. Forman, Miss Forman
". @. Lewis, r. P. Bishop, John Mans
field, Los Angeles; G. N. Melton, New