Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-05
REDONDO.

tSaiety at the Redondo hotel never
seems to be on the wane, and it only
takes very short notice to get up a
dance as merry as the merriest., This
was the case last evening, there being
numerous new arrivals, and all deter
mined that the visitors should see the
Redondo to the best advantage. After the
fantastic, some delightful music was en-
Dyed in the music hall.
Captain and Mrs. George @. Edwards,
OF Oakland, are enjoying the many adj
vantages OF Redondo, and are stopping
at the big hotel.
Miss F. G.. Bstcheiler, OF Boston, is q
guest OF the Redondo.
George Parsons is one of the most
genial young men in his attention to the
fairer sex the Redondo boasts, and is
never missing when there is any merri-
ment on hand
Dr. g. G. Taylor, of Redlands, has
Oined his family at the Redondo.
Colonel and Mrs j r. Smith and Miss
Smith are among the visitors to our de
lightful resort, and will likely remain
some time.
III. E. Leeds and Frederick Leeds, of
New York, are enjoying the delightful
sea breezes and splendid accommoda-
Gions of the Redondo hotel.
Captain H. X. Bailey was seen in a
mronp OF army officers enjoying some
good Jokes, at the Redondo, last evening.
The latest arrivals at the Redondo in
clude w. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E..
Tibbetts, Colonel and Mrs. J. r. Smith,
Mrs Charles de Szigethy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Solano, DR.. L. A. Crandall, Mrs.
A. Fl. Hutchinson, Mrs. R. j. Northam,
Paul r. Frost, Mrs. M. A. Brown, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. A @. Jest, st.
Louis, Albert Moss, Chicago. B.
The Coos Bay landed at IL O'Clock and
took aboard 1900 sacks OF grain for the
north. There are SOC, 900 sacks of grain
still awaiting shipment at the wharf.
The schooner Webfoot gave place to
the Laura Madsen at the wharf. and de-
parted in the afternoon for Hoquian,
Washington, in the afternoon. The
laura Madsen will deliver 504 900 feet
of lumber at the wharf.
The new locomotive for the use of the
Redondo railroad is almost ready for
use, the necessary alterations being
nearly completed. This is the engine
purchased some time since from the
Rapid Transit company.
Adolph F. Wobcke, New York
Broker, is stopping at Redondo for
awhile for his health. He says Redondo
lis superior as bathing beach to any
other that he has yet visited on the
coast.
A. L. Springstein who is in Los An
geles as a representative of the Sprague
Electric company, of Pas saic, N. j., is a
frequent visitor at Redondo.
Vim. McLaren, a metallurgist from
sSan Francisco, is visiting Redondo in
the employ of parties who think they
have made valuable find south of
Redondo few miles.
Mrs. Herman Boyer and her three
hoys came to Redondo yesterday to pass
the remainder of vacation here. They
are tenting on the north beach.
The FIRST specimen of the gar fish ever
captured at Redondo was hauled in by
a little lad on the pier yesterday. The
principal features of the fish are pair
OF jaws like an alligator, with an ex-
aremely liberal provision of teeth.
,sganaes Garfield Grant Lincoln John
son ls the full name of young colored
boy, who came down as the valet OF a
certain recent arrival.
The plan to erect an Episcopal church
at Redondo is meeting with much favor,
and will likely be carried out.
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