Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-01
Personal.

Mr.. G. b. BeEson of Barstow is in
town.
DR.. G. B. Darrion, of Portland, is al
the Hollenbeck. IS
Gen. and Mrs. McKibbon, OF st. Paul
are at the Hollcnbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ellis, of St. Paul
have apartmentsaatt the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. John o. Cashin Of San Francisco
the ice king Of the coast, is in the city.
Il. Pearson and daughter, Miss Maud,
Of Chicago, are registered at the Hollen-
beck.
Ernest L. Pratt, Of Cambridge, Mass,
is at the Hollenbeck, guest Of Judge
Benson Wood. 4. g S
Thomas Logan, ESQ.,, distinguished
attorney at law Of Cincinnati ,fis visit
ing in this city.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Postal Telegraph Office for Frank
Dean and w. H. Steele.
f. L. Watkins, the general superin-
tendent of the San Gabriel wine COM
pany, is at the Nadeau.
Professor G. E. Jones, once news
paper man, now noted teacher, but
always an educator, is at the Nadeau.
Professor Jones is the principal of tie
Alhambra high school.
The Hon. John Haskins is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson, on the cor
ner of Tenth and Flower streets. He is
from Washington, Iowa, and an old
business associate OF Mr.. Bryson.
Mark ThalI, the Apollo of Pacific
coasts theatrical managers, is at the
Nadeau. He represents the Alcazar
theater company, which is booked at
MIR. Wyatt's Los Angeles theater.
Eastern people at the Hollenbeck are:
w. ]. Frosch, Logan; e. H. Haas, New
York; Chas. Albrosch, Milwaukee; DR..
and Mrs. G. Hard, Aurora, Ill. K. f.
Warner, Jas. Ellis, Boston: Ed. Stein
wender. St. Louis; G. Ii. and q. Long
fellow, Machiso. Me.
Ellie, OF the old Santa Monica bath
house, can not only run that institution
up to the handle, but as fish purveyor
he is up to high standard. Yesterday
morning, under his direction, five thou
sand pounds of the most delicious fish,
including croakers and other local favor
market. This is the largest single catch
ever reported on the Southern California
coast. The seines were hauled in oppo-
site the old Santa Monica cafion.
a w. 3. Mackendrfck. who has for
nearly four years past ably filed the
position of manager for ]. T. Steward,
the dry goods merchant, has resigned to
accept the management of j. w. Twohy
& Company's two extensive dry goods
establishments in Chicago. Mr.. Mac
kendrick will leave for Chicago about
the middle OF February. He has by his
uniform courtesy and genial bearing at
city and surroundings who will regret
to hear of his. approaching departure.
Mr.. John Kenealy has assumed charge
of the Home Mutual Fire Insurance
company in the city Of Los Angeles.
This company has record which will
be most satisfactory to all discriminate
ing Californians. The. mere fact that
Mr.. Kenealy has identified himself with
the corporation will of itself be an ample
guarantee of its exceptional claims. Mr..
Kenealy was member of the old and
enterprising dry goods firm Of Dillon &
Kenealy. He has been for some years
past ranchero and vineyardist, max
ing his hundreds OF thousands OF gallons
Of wine yearly. Having been an ener-
getic business man all his life, he cannot
forbear resuming his active career. In
his case integrity, intelligence, high
personal standing and a universal ac-
quaintance, reinforce the claims of the
sterling company which he represents.