Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-26
PERSONAL.

II. Berger, Of Paris, France, is at the
Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trenathan left
last night for San Francisco.
Mrs. John Landers and Miss Pearl
Landers OF San Francisco are at Bellevue
Terrace hotel.
Martin G. Marsh. the well-known con-
tractor, left yesterday for short trip to
Gila Bend, Arizona.
Palmer Clark, the founder of Clark's
Horse Review OF Chicago, left for his
home in the east last evening.
Attorney Jay E. Hunter has returned
from San Francisco, where he had con-
siderable legal experience.
If Mr.. Bowles, late OF San Diego, will
call at the HERALD Office at O'Clock
this evening, he will hear of something
to his great and material advantage.
William Wilson Heaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Heaton, Miss Heaton, Mrs.
F. L. Baldwin and Mr.. Day are party
of New Workers at the Westminster.
F. W. Longley and wife, of St. Clairs-
vile, O.; A. NJ. Werum, of Oakland; j.
A. Kaler, OF Waltham, Mass. E. R.
Parry, of Indianapolis; E. Munson, of
Oakland, are registered at the Hollen-
beck.
Mr.. A. Valla left for Europe yester-
day, to be absent four or five months.
He will probably return with his son
DR.. A. q. Valls, S. B. M. D., who has
been studying on the continent for four
or five years.
Mrs. Ramona Wolf, OF Temecula;s i A.
P. DeGroff, of Neosho, No.; J.. B. Dun
das. of Fargo, N. D.. Frank L. Waters,
of Orange, Mass; E. T. Wheeler and
wife, of Meadville, Pa, are among the
Natick house guests.
Harry Patton, of the Banning Herald,
made visit to Los Angeles yesterday,
the first he has made for some time.
Mr.. Patton is preparing for his coming
trip to Chicago, where he will assist in
nominating the next president.
George G. Powers, OF Ventura; w.
H. Norway, of Santa Barbara; George
Newman, of Ell Paso, Texas; Alex. Will
son, of Denver; G. Conley, of Chicago I;
G. Norton, of Pittsburg; James G. Ben
nett. of Buffalo, are among late arrivals
at the Nadeau.
Mr.. John J. Jones of Palmdale yester-
day brought in some specimens of the
fruits of Antelope valley for exhibition
at the chamber of commerce. Among
the collection is branch of luscious
ripe red cherries. as fine as can be grown
anywhere in California; also branches
of almonds, peaches, plums, prunes and
apricots, all as full of fruit as could be
imagined, and 1f unusual size for this
time of year. Those who are skeptical
as to the productiveness of Antelope
valley see this exhibit.
Arrivals at the Grand View hotel,
Catalina, on Sunday last were: Theo-
dore Coleman and daughter, DR.. G..
Roscoe Thomas, Pasadena; Charles G..
Fowler, DIR. and Mrs. r. G. kirkpatrick,
George B. Walrath, Miss Walrath, w.
M. Short. DR.. D. Burbank, J. H. Har-
mon, T. Sullivan, DR.. E. L. Townsend,
Mrs. Townsend, Los Angeles; Frank
Marshal, N. Joslin, San Pedro; I. J..
Short, Nego, ILL.,; A. Young, Whining
ton; d. Mcfarland, Los Angeles.
Mr.. E. E.. Barnett, the genial road
master of the Los Angeles road district,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Barnett
is an extensive hay raiser in the vicinity
of Eagle Rock valley, and is jubilant
over his fine crop. He had about 800
acres planted, and says it is turning out
even better than the crop of last year.
Mr.. Barnett is careful and experienced
farmer, who put in his crop early and
reaps the success which always attends
intelligent effort.