Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-06
AT SANTA MONICA.
CALIFORNIA; CONEY
ISLAND BOOMING.
Everything Crowded - People Who
Were There-Notes and Gossip.

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succession. The Fourth was a great
day at the seaside, and more different
localities were represented in the crowd
that visited the resort than on any 9TH
er day during the season. Banning and
Beaumont on the east, San Diego on the
south, Bakersfield on the north, and
every point between those limits sent
delegations to the "Coney island of the
Pacific" and when President Hunting
ton receives this months report from
the Yuma division of his property he
will rub his hands with delight and dis
charge few more employees.
Yesterday was almost as big day at
the beach as the Fourth, and the crowd
on the sands and in the surf compared
very favorably with the previous day.
Many of the visitors on the beach from
inland points were making two-days'
trip of it; they came to the city to spend
the Fourth and went to the beach on
Sunday.
The hotel, pavilion and lighthouses
did rushing business on both days and
handled more cash than has been seen
in the town before this season. Yester-
day the Southern Pacific did phenom-
email business. On the last train return
ing to the city 1900 tickets were collect
ed, and it is estimated that there were
somewhere near 5000 people all told who
enjoyed the ocean and its breezes.
F. G. Woodbury. put in the day at
Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vail and Miss
Vail of San Francisco were there.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Crosby of Pasade ma
were delighted with seaside life.
Mrs. r. M. McKie, Miss Kate McKie
of Cotton enjoyed day at the seaside.
Ed Mathews of Redlands looked gor-
geous in striped bathing suit.
Miss Garry Longstreet was noticed on
the beach.
John Schumacher took in Santa Mon
lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiner were seen stroll.
ling on the beach.
Mrs. f. M. Casal, Miss Mamie Casal
of Santa Barbara, Mrs. Retus and Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Marten formed merry
party at Santa Monica.
Mr.. B. Livengood and Miss Annie
Livengood of Ontario spent the Fourth
at Los Angeles, and took in Santa
Monica on Sunday.
Mr.. Rob Moore OF the regiment bugle
corps shifted the salt sea breeze at Sants
Monica.
Mr.. Joe Lyons, one of the Western
Unions rising young lightning singers
worked the Santa Monica circuit yester
terday as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cosby spent the
day very quietly at Santa Monica.
Misses Ida and Virginia Miller an(
Miss Josephine Arata. of Santa Barbara
were entertained by the Misses Carrillo
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Schuyler, of Trop
leo, enjoyed day at this popular re
sort.
Pretty Miss Leila Granger, OF Ventura
was noticed strolling on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stephens put in
pleasant day.
The dashing Miss Elmer Nichol wa
among the most admired on the beach
Mrs. Frank Burns spent few hour
by the sea.
A. G. Dominguez, OF San Fernando
came down expressly to take dip il
the Pacific.
L. E. Clayton did the beach.
E. H. McGill and Guy Earl were seel
sporting on the beach.
Miss Dwyer, of San Francisco. is.de
lighted with the charms of Santa Mon
lea.
]. P. Hart was seen making abstract
on the sand. He was accompanied witt
his sister, Miss Susie Hart, of San Fran
cisco.
DIR. j. H. Mccoy IAN ex-member of tn
newspaper guild, was in, the surf a
Santa Monica.
Mr.. w. F. x. Parker, the handsom
chief deputy county recorder, was OF
the sands at Santa Monica.
Mr.. A. G. Eisfeller, co-editor of Cal
fornia, was among the throng at SAINT
Monica.
Mr.. Elmer Klingaman disported hi
manly form in the waves at SAINT
Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Manahan an
their son Rolla were among the Pasadt
mans at Santa Monica.
John Moran, the popular under sheriff
threw aside the arduous duties of hi
office for days pleasure on the beach
Victor X. Hopf, who reached his ma
jority on the Fourth, was presented wit
fine gold hunting case watch by hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hopf and Rol