Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-08
LONG BEACa.
The Town Council Has Meeting-The
Lowe Whist Party.

The Town Council Has Meeting-The
Lowe whist Party.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 1.-THE train yes
terday was taxed to its utmost capacity
to accommodate the visitors, and in sew
eral instances twenty to thirty people
were turned away by the hotels for lack
of room.
THE CAMP MEETING.
AS the tented assembly here draws to
close larger crowd seems to come
every day. Today the tabernacle was
unable to hold those who had come to
hear the morning services.
Rev. @. J. Fowler preached an elo-
quent sermon at 10 80 O'Clock, taking
his text from the 14th verse of the 11th
chapter of Acts, and at its conclusion
100 persons stood up for prayer.
THE COUNCIL.
The Board of Trustees met last night
with Measrs. Mintzer, Wilson and DEMO
present.
Among Che ordinances passed was one,
on motion of Mr.. Denio. that the COM
mittee on parks, streets and buildings
be instructed to have the old water tanks
repaired and put in condition for use.
Another, that the president of the
Board of Trustees and the City Treasurer
affix their signatures, etc., to the wharf
bonds, i
The clerk was instructed to again
write to T. B. Burnett, of the Terminal
R. R. Co. asking that the trains OF the
company be run slowly through the
town.
FredIWilson was appointed as special
patrolman for Sunday.
NOTES.
Mrs. w. w. Lowe gave a pleasant
drive whist party to number of young
people at her residence last night, The
first prize was captured by Miss Myrtle
Webster and Mr.. Fred Bixby. while Miss
| Vosburgh and Mr.. Bullock got the
BOBBY. The invited guests of Mrs. Lowe
and her daughters were: Misses Grace
and Myrtle Webster, Miss Vosburgh,
Miss Truax and Miss Marsellus, Messrs.
Fred and Harry Bixby, Walter Bullock,
| G. Flint and M. G. Holmes.
The Demorest prohibition Grafton con-
test, under the direction of Miss Elgiva
Signor, will be given next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Stewart of Downey
are here for this week.
Mrs. M. Boyle and two daughters, oi
Boyle Heights, are visiting friends al
Rev. Mr.. Gillen of Boyle Heights
Rev. Woodhead Of Glendale, Rev. Will
son of Grace church, Los Angeles, and
Rev. Woodford, and editor of Advocate
Henning, Rev. Thomas Stalker of Mon.
rovia, Father Beech of Orange, Rev
Cowan of South Riverside, Rev. Mr.
Robinson and bride, Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Gay of Piru, are staying
with DIR. Cuthbert.
Miss Josie Weldon and mother, o.
Downey, are camping here for month
J. W. Lawson, of Downey, and fam
lily have taken tent on the beach for 9
month.
Miss Fannie Oldridge enjoys her vaca
ton at the beach.
Prof. ]. N. Summers. of Elsinore high
school, is here and will be joined by hit
family and occupy a cottage the bal
ance of the season.
J. T. Kuhns, cashier of the Console
dated bank of Elsinore, accompanied by
Mre. Kuhns and Mrs. M. F. Baird, il
down here for the month.
The following registered at the Seaside
Inn: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roster and two
children, Los Angeles; Darby Laydon
san FRANCISCO; MT. ana Mrs. ". A,
Gamble. Mrs. Downham; Miss Clara
Downham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thompson
Mrs. Laura Kreglo, Miss Jennie Met.
calf, indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Foster, G. w. Sanders, Los Angeles
j. Thompson, San Francisco; Mrs. H
B. Ferguson and two children, Miss l.
Hunning, A. Hunning, Albuquerque
Miss Lucille Smook, F. d. Stevenson
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Wood, g. K. Hollc
way and two ladies, Jno. R. Colburn
Los Angeles.
Today's arrivals at the Iowa Wills
were Fl. Emo, J. s. Sofer, Pomona; A
E. Vesper, Pasadena; @. A. Gombee
Miss Lizzie Caruthers, Los Angeles; J
N. Burgess, Compton Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Sweesy, Rialto; p. G. Mitchell
Downey Mr.. Wilds, Los Angeles; G. S
Beckwith, Rivera; Mrs. Eta Wingett
Los Angeles j. J. II. Summers, EIsinore
d. @. Robarts, G. d. Moore, Los Ange
les; E. L. Higgins, w. G. Mitchell
Tuatin; @. d. Bronson, Long Beach
Arthur d. S. Wair and family.
The following registered at the Fettel