Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-30
NHGHB0R|NG TOWNS.
Santa Monica, Long Beach and
Redlands.
Timely News and Personal Notes Of
Interest.
The Terminals Improvsments 1t Long
Beach-News from santa 1Ion-
lea Redlands News
Notes.


bath houses will be the equal 81 any on
the coast; there will b. one hundred
good sized dressing rooms; each room
will have shower bath and All the
latest improvements. They are situated
ON q beautiful little cove Or bay, we'll
sheltered BY Point Firmin. The surf
here is very moderate. just suited for
women, children and invslids and with
the liberal accommodations and cour-
teous treatment accorded to the. patrons
Of the Terminal this new seaside resort
will come to the front with rush.
| Mr.. F. G. Butler shipped over the
Terminal this week to the Raymond,
Passd ena, one carload (90O0) 4-year-old
Lisbon lemon trees. The soil around
Long Beach is noted for the superior
quality Of it's nursery stock, both citrus
and deciduous.
Carpenters are now busily at work on
the construction Of the handsome cot
tsge for Mr.. Tomas Duque, on the Ala
mitos.
Los Angeles paid friends here visit
last Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Houlding and daughter Of
Riverside were here Saturday 2lst inst,
looking for cottage in which to spend
the summer.
DR.. Saunders Of Riverside was also
here after cottage for the season, last
Saturday.
Rev. Fay Mills and family had de-
| lightful surf bath while here last Sat
urday.
The Misses Strong Emily and Laura
--of Pasadena lunched at the Fetterman
IT The Rev. R. M. Webster and sister,
Mre. DR.. A. q. Cook, who have been
visiting in Washington, returned home
on Friday, the Goth inst.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. G. Holman Of
Downey have rented and moved into a
cottage on First street, and will spend
the summer here.
1t is slack day when from three to
five new families do not move in and
settle for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Howard and daugh-
ters, Lettie and Susie, of Los Angeles,
spent Monday at the beach.
Mrs. G. M. Phelps Of San Bernardino
paid a short visit to Miss s. M. John
son last week and left for Santa Fe
springs last Sunday.
Attorney William Savage Of San Pedro
paid us friendly visit last Monday.
Mrs. Mollie Dickson of Compton had
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. PARCELS
of this piace for number of days, and
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Webster and daughter
Hazel returned from . Hix weeks visit
at Orange last Wednesday.
Chas. E. French Of Santa Ana drove
down last Wednesday to have his cot
tage painted and put in order for the
reception of his family. who spend the
summer here.
: Mrs. W. w. Benedict of University,
who has been visiting here, left for home
Wednesday.
Miss Shields of Los Angeles, who has
been the sometime guest of Mrs. Fran
ces E. Baright, returned home Thurs
day.
Harry W. Patton, of the Banning
Herald, came down Thursday and rent
ed the Hedgerow cottage, Second street
and Magnolia avenue. The genial ed
itor Of the Herald moved his family
down Friday, and they will spend the
season at this favorite resort.
Miss Lima Lightburn of Anthony,
Kan, late Of Riverside, has sought our
charming seaside city to tone up and
regain the health impaired by too
strict devotion to duties-teaching the
young ideas how to shoot-at her home
in the grasshopper country, Kansas.
The young lady will spend the summer
here as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Cuth-
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Records and
friends of Los Angeles were visitors here
Saturday.
R. D. French of Los Angeles, repre-
senting the Middling Coffee company of
st. Joseph, Mo-, was here on business
Saturday.
General Eloy Alfavo Of Ecuador and
General Tomas L. Duque of Los Angeles,
were here last Saturday.
L. j. and v. E. Bennett of Los Angeles
came down last Saturday and secured
q site for the resumption of business at
the beach this summer.
Mr.. Clyde Gibson, lately Of Oceanside,
spent last Saturday at the beach.
Miss Nina and Frank Cuthbert,
temporarily residing in Los Angeles,
spent Sunday, 10Th inst. at their
parents home here, Long Beach.
We found the following names on the
register Of the Sea Side Inn, the new
hotel opened Friday, the 18th inst.
Messrs. Jacob and Moody, Orange ]. H.
Mccullough, Downey; George Arnott
and wife, Grand Rapids, Mich; L. j.
J Bennett, v. E. Bennett, Miss Clara Glib
son, Miss Dane, Mrs. D. Prince, HI. R.
Prince. Los Angeles; B. Fay Mills, Provi-
dence r. l.; VIM. F. Miller and wife,
st. Paul Mimi, Mrs. lie Boutillier and
daughter, Quebec, Canada; r. F. r.
Strange, Riverside.
At the Bay View house were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Roberts
and daughter, Emmetsburg, Ia. Mrs.
E. I. Tolle, Santa Ana; Mrs. J. N. and
Miss v. B. Simmons, J. II. Williamson,
Miss Rose Ellis, Los Angeles; @. H.
Randall, Mrs. G. H. Randall, Lena Ram
dali, Pasadena; s. M. Fassett, River
side.
Every room in the Fetterman house
is occupied.
The Misses Bloomer and Adams Of
Los Angeles came down Friday even
ing on the Terminal for q brief visit to
friends here.
DR.. Cambell OF San Bernardino is here
for the benefit Of his health. His wife
is with him.
4 A large picnic party of Sunday school
children Of Los Angeles and Downey
will come down today Saturday. Sew
eral hundred are expected. The Ter
minal will bring them in special train.
An informal reception was given the