Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-17
SANTA MONICA

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We are having the perfection of good
weather, and the various express men
are having an avalanche of trunks to
handle, the summer guests focking in
by the score. At the Arcadia the clerks
are kept busy locating the permanent
guests, and they have happy faculty
of making one and all feel at home.
The members of the Swedish Baptist
church of Los Angeles, that is, about
100 of them, enjoyed picnic on North
beach today. when the pleasures of
seaside life were enjoyed to their full
capacity.
Mrs. r. Caples and family OF Ell Paso.
Texas, are sojourning here for the sum-
mer.
J. H. Benefits smiling face was no.
ticed on beach and bluff.
| III. F. Rile has. on exhibition series
OF photographs OF his little girl who has
just reached the first round of the lad
der of life. The first picture was taken
when little Maude was % days old, and
one on the sixth OF each subsequent
month. He has them handsomely
framed and they make pleasing pic
ture of happy childhood.
Speaking about children, the two lit
tie girls of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Seligman,
who are enjoying cottage life here this
summer, are the present reigning prin-
cesses of little totville, where Lottie and
Rosalie win all hearts by their childish
winsomeness.9
The charming Miss Genevieve Averill,
of Los Angeles, is enjoying few days
here the guest of Miss Nellie Bottomes.
Mr ka IS AHI, -
spending few weeks here at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maybrun, on Sixth
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen OF East Los An
geles are occupying: their South Beach
cottage.
Alvirin Fay, district attorney of Kern
county, has rented q south side cottage
for the season, where he will plead be-
fore the waves.
The management Of the Soldiers home,
among other improvements, are con-
structing a reservoir, capable of holding
10000 gallons, in the canon on their
grounds. Yesterday they struck in their
blasting what experts call pebbly oil
sand rock, in great quantities. A num-
Der of oil experts, who have visited the
place and examined the rock and indica-
tions, declare it to be the best they have
eyer seen west of the Rockies. They
also claim that this, with the other de-
posits in the adjacent territory, proves
that the great bulk of the oil lays be-
tween Santa Monica and Los Angeles.
Arrivals at the Arcadia today were
H. S. Wynkoop, San Francisco; J. H.
Keifer, E. E. Crandell, William G..
Fricke and family. E. T. Lansing and
wife, Los Angeles; j. L. Smith, ST..
Louis; Donally Harrison, George Harri-
son, B. w. jennings, Z. j. Lewis, Jr. s;
S. r. Moorish, New York; G. L. Charles,
Chester, N. H.. M. Cunningham, Chi
cago; d. A. Shaw. Mrs. S. Reinhart,
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witty, of Riverside,
Mrs. A. Read. George Scoon, Mrs: L.
Russell, MessSs. George and William
Scof5eld, and M. Schaefer, of Los Anz
geles are among the recent arrivals at
the Maplewood.
O. T. Johnson, of the Westminster
hotel, Los Angeles, spent the day here,
q guest of Cowley& & Baker.
w. B. Thomas and family, of Los Am
gales, are pleasantly situated on North
Beach for the Summer.
u.s.. Noble and family, superintsn-
dent of the sGila division of the South
ern Pacific road, spent the day here.
4, G. G. Riercs, the electrician of the
II Edison company, who superintended
4 the placing Of the electric light plant in
the Arcadia, left for San Francisco to
day.
Mrs. Erred McKinnie was suddenly
called to the bedside of her father
| Uncle John Fisher, this afternoon.