Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-07


friend of Redondo for life if it keeps to
its present grade of respectability.
Another specimen of the curious gar
fish was captured from the pier yester-
day.
BEACH NOTES.
The Redondo Damon and Pythias-
Messrs. Cherry and Marble-were back
in their old haunts again. AS the Re-
dondo citizens looked at the genial
Frank they remarked that they had
wondered what was the matter with Re-
dondo the previous Sunday, and now
they knew-the inseparables had failed
to make their accustomed visit.
DIR. Boynton was another visitor at
the beach, presumably at the instiga-
tion of Mr.. Cherry, as the latter was
busy introducing him.
Councilman Rhodes, in company with
large lunch basket and some friends,
was seen going towards the beach early
in the day, and that was tbs last seen Of
him.
Mr.. MCGOWAN shed the light of his
countenance upon the fishermen at the
pier, and kept up his happy smile all
day, finally carrying it off with him on
the train, undisturbed by heat, crowds
or mishaps.
Mr.. J. w. White and his son Harry
spent the day at Redondo.
The latest rage at Redondo is the
search for garnets, the discovery of a
quantity of the size of pinheads at Peb-
ble beach giving rise to hopes of still
larger finds.
A wag created some excitement on the
hotel veranda yesterday by pointing out
dark, Spanish-looking gentleman as a
Balmacedist refugee from Chile. When
about a dozen people had spoken to him
and discovered that they were sold, it
leaked out that the dark man was
landscape photographer from the east
named Henderson,, and the perpetrator
of the joke was friend who had gotten
up the entertainment to win a bet that
he had made with Hendershot that he
| (Hendershot) could not stand about the
hotel veranda without being addressed
by at least ten total strangers.
The great hotel registered over half
hundred arrivals yesterday, besides tran
sients who came for dinner.
The church services of the various de-
nominations were we'll attended yester-
day, and the Episcopal services at the
hotel were particularly interesting.
The steamer Pomona is expected to-
day with large quantity of freight
The hop Saturday evening was re-
markably pleasant, and the attendance
large. The Redondo hops are Justly
celebrated and among the most delight
full social events on the coast.
Quite party from Pasadena dined at
the Redondo yesterday.
Besides the Methodist and Episcopal
services held here every Sunday, Pres
by terian church has been organized,
and services are held in the school
building. Redondo bids fair to have
solid religious foundation after all. She
may be slow in this respect but sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Slocum arrived
on an early train, and spent the day at
the Redondo hotel.
l. N. Van Nuys frequently spends a
day or two with his family at the Re-
dondo.
George W. Cook never fails to spend
his Sundays at Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jonesburg and
daughter will spend the month of Sep
tember at the hotel. Mr.. Jonesburg
was formerly OF Detroit, Mich, but has
come to Southern California to settle.
]. II. Leeds, of Pasadena, spent yes
terday at the beach.
L. A. Sheldon dined at the Redondo,
and remained till the late train.
j. Beavan, of New York, is enthusias-
tic over our beautiful beach.
Charles Glover, of Prescott, Ariz., is
guest of the hotel.
R. Willetts and H. G. Davies were
representatives of Santa Ana taking
advantage of the sea breezes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Humphreys were
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Miss Grace Lyons, OF San Bernardino,
was registered at the big hotel.
A. p. Cassmon, of Cotton, sat and
watched the sad sea waves.
Miss Vandervent, of San Diego, took
a swim out to the raft and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Miles, OF San
Francisco, are spending some time at
the hotel.
A. Rodgers, of San Francisco, is taking
an outing at the beach.
Mrs. j. Harvey Hinyardee and daugh-
ter. of Santa Fe, will spend the months
of September and October at the Re-
dondo.
Among the many late arrivals at the
Redondo are G. D. Daggett, H. K. Ma
comber, G. w. Bell, August Don, Pasa-
dena; Mrs. X. B. Taylor, Fullerton; Geo.
K. Coryell, Chicago; Mrs. R. Coon, Cold
water, Mich. Geo. Hermann, A. Rodg-
ers, G. Settles, J. q. Belts, San Francisco
, Mrs. Maude Bloss, Mrs. S. Reinhart, r.
Egan, Mrs. Selleck, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
G. Carpenter, R. Alterbrel, J. P. Coy
tino, E. Quarre, Gilbert 7. Gay, W. A.
Vandercook, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lazzar-
) rovich, Mrs. M. L. Alger and child, Mrs.
. V. j. Rowan, Mrs. 7. E. Rowan, T. E.
Gibbon, Miss Rowan, j. F. Callbreath,
John Mulberry, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Clarke, Los Angeles; H. L. Low, San
; Francisco; Arthur Baden, New York