Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-20
NEARBY CITIES,
A Big Budget Of Notes From
Long Beach.
Redondo Beach Enjoyed by Visitors
Yesterday.
Long Beach and tho worlds Fair-A
Quaker Church Organized-Re-
dondo Shipping -Univer-
sity Happenings.

LONG BEACH, June 19.-Y Yesterday
was delightful day at Long Beach, ant
large number of people came down OF
both railroads. The hotels now max,
fish dinners a specially for the midday
Sunday meal, which is appreciated very
highly by our inland visitors.
WORLDS FAIR MEETING.
A meeting of our people interested ir
procuring samples Of the various prod
ucts of the soil and waters contiguous te
Long Beach for the worlds fair, wat
held at the Congregational church
Thursday evening. DR.. A. G. Cook pre-.
sided and introduced President OF the
Chamber of Commerce g. NJ. Wells,
who, in an informal but instructive
speech, pointed out the best and most
feasible methods to be employed in the
presentation of the articles to be exhibi-
ted. The fruit and farm products oi
this neighborhood will hold their own
with any of them, our fish will be ''in
the swim," and we will easily take the
pennant on conchology. An executive
committee consisting Of j. @. Dunn,
Rev. R. M. Webster, w. w. Lowe and
w. H. Wilson was appointed and will
attend to details. Another meeting will
soon be held.
A QUAKER CHURCH.
Cyrus Frasier and wife of Ell Modena
Mrs. M. Hill and Lindley M. Baldwin,
of Whittier, Of the Society of Friends,
came here Wednesday and organized a
church of their society and appointed
N. d. Baldwin of Long Beach as pas
tor. Their church here is in flourish
ing condition with large and increas-
ing membership.
NOTES.
Fish are very plentiful in our waters
Just now. Johnny McGarvin of the
American fishery says they don't know
what to do with them.
Threshing will commence today, Mon
day, on the Alamitos.
There has been great demand for the
nursery stock of this neighborhood the
past few months, particularly 80 of the
stock of Mr.. F. G.. Butler, the successful
orchardist and nursery man of the Signal
hill.
Miss Florence Lambert of Los An
geles is spending a few days with her
sister here, at the Fetterman house,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lancv and Mr.. A,
w. Lewis, of Boyle Heights, were
visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. @. I. Goucher,
yesterday.
Here are the latest arrivals at the Sea
Side inn: J. M. Davis and wife, Robert
Evan McGregor, s. M. Webster and
wife, Los Angeles, Mrs. Edwin Ward,
San Gabriel; Mrs. Edward Tomkinson,
Miss Mary Webber, Pasadena; James
IF. Drake and family, Redlands; Mrs.
II. R. Drake, New York: H. Leighton,
Redmond Hall, Oscar Macy, st. Louis,
Mo-; P. Cassel, Rube Hoey, Cleveland,
o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hoyt, Annap-
oils, Md, and Race Wyland, Albany,
N. Y. This hotel is excellently man
aged, and it's menu is all that can be
desired.
A. F. Smith of Santa Ana made a
business visit here last week.
Miss Carrie Crossmeyer, of Penneyl-
vania, near Buffalo, and Mrs. A. K.
Donnelly of Providence, r. l., lunched
at the Fetterman house Thursday. M
Mrs. Luc Hughes of Downey, and
two children, spent couple of days
here with her sister, Mrs. 1. Fetterman,
last week.
Mr.. J. Winter and family, of Sierra
Madre, have rented the Kays cottage,
First street, and will spend the summer
at the beach.
Mr.. Henry Fleishman and family of
Los Angeles have taken the Ducommun
house and will spend the summer here.
Mrs. 81. Jarvis of Santa Fe Springs
came down ON Saturday and will spend
q few days here, the guest Of Miss Susie
M. Jshnson.
Ralph L. Hunt of Pasadena spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at the beach.
Mr.. Oscar O. Wells of San Juan Cap
istrano spent Wednesday and Thursday
at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Brown and
daughter Matte of Pasadena were visit
ors here last week.
Will Widney OF Los Angeles took a
run down here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, Mrs. Ed
ward Munson and family and Mrs.
Chamberlain of Pasadena spent
pleasant day al the beach Saturday.
Mrs. French and daughter of Los An
geles were at the beach Saturday.
Druggist M. @. Holman is visiting
friends at Downey this week.
Edwin and George Cramer of Los An
geles came down Saturday and put up
at the Fetterman house.
Mr.. Drake and family of Redlands
have taken the Walker cottage, Daisy
avenue, and will spend the summer at
the beach.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foord of this place,
accompanied by Mrs. Bichowski of San
Gabriel, left for Portland, Ore., last
week, to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Parker of Work
man spent day very pleasantly at the
beach last week.
F. w. Brown of Los Angeles was down
early in the week inspecting acre prop
erty in the American colony.
Miss Mary G. Bray, who has been
teaching school here, left for San Fran
cisco on Thursday, where she will spend
part of her vacation.
Mrs. A.. M. Talbot, formerly of Min
neapolis, now of Los Angeles, spent a
few days this week visiting Miss s. NJ.
johnson.
Rev. D. G. Starkey of The Palms was
a visitor to relatives here last week.
Miss May Robinson returned to Los
Angeles from st. Louis last Sunday
evening. MEMO.
REDONDO.
Shipping Notes--Arrivals at the Different
Hotels.
REDoNDo BEACH, June 19.-The Pa
cific Coast steamship Santa Rosa ar