Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-18

| ing which follows, have been greatly
| improved, the water supply having
| been doubled, the grounds cleaned up
and put in apple pie order, and all the
| little ct ceteras tending to the comfort
| and pleasure of the campers having been
CAREFUL attended to under the immedi-
| ate supervision OF the Rev. E. A. Healy,
who has been working like Trojan to
make everything as pleasant as possible
| for the visitors in attendance.
In the improved accommodations the
| tabernacle has not been overlooked,
canvas and mating having been laid In
| all the aisles to deaden the footballs OF
| that nuisance, the late comers, who are
| always such an annoyance to speakers
and audience alike; also in an increased
number of lamps being distributed
around the building, which blessing will
| be duly appreciated by those who dc
not wish to strain their eyes in reading
| programmes.
The following Angeieflos were no
ticed amongst yesterday's arrivals on
the 10:30 Terminal train Dick Nc
Knight, Mitchell Shields. Sam Cursor,
Miss Annie Wagner, Matt Bunker and
Fred Roach.
DE-
| Ana, is in the east visiting relatives.
The Terminal trains were all crowded
Yesterday.
On the seaside register Sunday morn
| ing we found the following names: H.
E. williams, A. B. Blanchard, Orange
Mrs. K. j. Dorrance, New York City
Miss Andrew Nicholl, Mrs. Henry Lud-
lam, Mrs. G. w. Watson, G. D. Howry,
Geo. N. Barnes, ]. H. Wilson, Los An
geles; Miss Forester, A. L. Lovett,
Cerritos M. J. Young, Redlands; B.
w. Rowell, Santa Ana; Rev. John
Thompson, Oakland.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett, family, brother and
nephew are in occupancy OF DIR. Cuth-
bert's redwood cottage, Locust avenue,
and will spend the season here.
Mr.. Isaac Springer, of Pasadena, is
rapidly improving in health at this su-
perior health resort.
Mrs. McLain and family, of Cotton,
are occupying house of DIR. Cuthbert's
on Pine avenue.
Mr.. VIM. Workman, of Los Angeles,
was visitor last Wednesday.
| Mrs. G. P. Taylor and Mrs. ]. d. De
Fries of Los Angeles have taken the
Durrell cottage, Second street, and will
remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellogg of Po.
mona are here at the Fetterman house
| for the season.
| B. w. Rowell, jeweler, of Santa Ana,
| was visitor at Mrs. II. G. Giford's
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Gilmore and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. E. Weller OF st. Louis
were the guests of Mrs. II. @. Clifford
last Monday. Mr.. Gilmore is the pub
Usher OF the St. Louis Magazine, the
oldest magazine in the west, and is now
on his fifth tour to California. In their
estimation Long Beach is the finest sea-
side resort in the United States.
| Miss Ora Burns of Hollister, San Ben
| ito county, is spending the summer with
Mrs. Charles H. Thornburg, Alamitoa
| Beach.
E. w. Hopperstead of Los Angeles
visited Harry Bixby last Monday.
DIR. Brunson OF New Texas was at the
beach last Wednesday.
Colonel Pitcher and family of Pasa-
dena took possession of their fine house
here Wednesday and will stay through
| the season.
| Mrs. DR.. Geo. Cochran, wife of the
eminent lecturer on Japan, and Mrs
Hardie, wife of Prof. Hardie OF the
university, are occupying the Wallace
cottage, American avenue, for the sea
son. III
E. w. Hopperstead, OF Los Angeles
was the guest of Henry Bixby last Mon
day.
| DIR. Brunson, from Artesia country
| New Texas), was visitor last Wednes
day.
Mrs. T. j. Parr and family, of Pasa
dena, are spending the season here in /,
csttage on First street.
] Mr.. Stevens and family are camping
for the. season on the M. E. Resort as
sociation grounds.
Prof. George r. Grow, of Los Angeles
and Rev. G. F. Winbigler, OF Riverside
were down on Chautaugua business
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Kuhns, the Elsinore banker, ant
family will spend the season here.
The tonic and curative powers of ou
ozone-impregnated atmosphere is illus
trated in the speedy cure of the follow
ing sufferers: Mr.. 1. Springer, insur
ance agent, Pasadena; Master McLain
of Cotton, and a son of Rev. Ed S
Thompson. MEMO.