Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-04
LONG BEACH.
Crowds of visiters-The Heading Record
Beaten-Personal.


LONG BEACH.
Crowds of visiters-The Heading Record
Beaten-Personal.
LONG BEACH, July 3.-Yesterday was
one of those perfectly lovely days, such
as Southern California, and Long Beach
in particular, is ever favored with, and
the number of people who come down
and ,ok advantage of it by dipping in
the golden sea-" taxed the capacities of
the two large bath houses.
The literary and musical entertain
ment which will be given under the
management of the talented Miss
Nadine Crump, at the Tabernacle next
Thursday evening, July 9TH, to raise
funds for the extinguishmento OF the debt
on the parsonage, is in good hands and
will be the event OF the season. About
thirty of Long Beach's most talented
young ladies will take part and they
will be assisted by such well-known
songstresses as Mrs. James s. Rice of
Tustin, Miss Peck and Miss Eaton of
Pasadena, and singers from Riverside
and other places.
Along with the Alhambra excursion
lists on Thursday were noticed the fol-
zens OF Alhambra Revs. F. V. Fisher,
NJ. Dinsmore, M. McGregor OF the
Methodist and Baptist churches, James
d. w. March, L. Page and family, Mr..
families, J. @. Wallace and family, Jno.
Farnsworth and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
nj. H. Jones, Dir. Kellogg and family,
10 nra., nd
family. Mrs. Green and family, Mrs.
Halstead, Miss Halstead, Mr.. Hatha-
way and family and A. S. Blackburn
and family.
J. w, McGarvin and P. J. Watson
heat the record, they having headed
22OO acres of grain on the Watson ranch
near here in twenty-seyen days. Two
twelve-foot headers were the machines
used and their average days work was
773d acres. If any one has beaten this
we would like to hear of it.
The kicks OF your correspondent in the
HERALD q couple Of months ago anent
the lack OF mail here has borne fruit,
our usual thirteen mails per week hav-
ing been restored the tirsrof this present
month. One more for the HERALD.
G. E. Jones of Alhambra came for a
few days visit Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 2. Smart and daugh-
ter of Downey visited the beach Satur-
day.
J.J. Menzies and family of Los An
geles will occupy the Crafts cottage this
summer.
A. d. Pooch Of San Pedro was visitor
on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Hughes of Downey will
tho OF, ~ M ar hara OF hor
Mrs. |. L. Fetterman.
Miss Maud Boyle OF Los Angeles came
down Saturday to stop over the Fourth,
q guest at the Flying Fish cottage.
Mr.. M. FL. La Fetna and family of
Glendora came down Tuesday, and will
occupy his brothers. cottage, Magnolia
avenue, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley of Fairview came
over Tuesday, and will ''tent on the old
camp (meeting) ground" of the Resort
association the balance of the season.
Mrs. A. L. Woodland, with her two
children, of Lawrence, Kan, is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Charles.
Mrs. E. HI. Graham, son and daugh-
ter, who have been spending several
months here, left for Santa Cruz Thurs
day morning.
H. E. Harris, vice-preaident of the
San Gabriel Valley bank, and family
came down last Thursday for weeks
vacation.
HI. B. Rice, Honolulu tourist agent,
brought his family down Saturday and
will spend few days here at the beach.
E. B. Cushman of Los Angeles came
down Saturday.
Mr.. Ed McLese and family of Los
Angeles came down Saturday evening
for weeks stay.
The latest arrivals at the Fetterman
house are Mrs. NJ. ]. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. @. Darby. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j..
Whitney, Riverside; VIM. Dwight,
Calico; Miss ]. Ransome, Chicago,
Nathan Blanchard and Will Boosey Of
Santa Paula, Ventura county, are at the
beach.
DR.. L. L. Moore OF Lemoore, Tulare
county, came to the beach Tuesday and
will stop week or so.
Mrs. DIR. Whittier of Riverside, is here
and will occupy cottage for the season.
Rev. e. A. Healy of Long Beach, was
in attendance at the M. e. quarterly
conference, which was held in Pasadena
last week.
Major G. A. Hilton of Los Angeles,
gave one of his characteristic and enter
tanning discourses at the tabernacle last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. 7. Healy of Los Angeles,
visited her old home here last Monday.
Mr.. O. A. Warner, travelling passenger
agent OF the Santa Fe, was here on
Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Brown of Los Angeles,
returned to her old home here Wednes-
day.
Mr.. E. E. Crandall Of Los Angeles,
was Monday visitor.
Jacoh SEubbs of Westminster. visited