Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-17
LONG BEACH.


distinguishing feature of this home of
the lotus eaters is about having the
kibosh put on it, to be replaced by
some OF the snap and enterprise that
has built places up that, compared to
this in advantages and attractions, ale
not in it.
The right men have got the wharf
scheme in tow, and it is dollars to pea
nuts that Long Beach will have plea
sure wharf, and that means frst-class
hotel.
A large number of our representative
men were at the wharf meeting Monday
night at Pickles ball, when some new
subscriptions were received and com.
mittee to perfect plan of action was
appointed. The following gentlemen
were elected, and their names should be
guarantee of straight goods: w. w.
Lowe, chairman Mathew Pickles, Mr..
J.. III. Darbey, l.. Decker, w. S. Smell
and Zach Decker. Amidst much en-
thusiasm the meeting adjourned subject
to call OF Chairman Lowe.
Rev. E. A. Healey is incapacitated by
la grippe.
Mrs. Millard Lemon, daughter of DR..
A. G. Cook of this place, who has been
here visiting her parents since last
November, left for home, Olympia,
Wash, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidler of Lincoln, Neb.,
are wintering here at Long Beach.
At the last meeting Of the Foresters
the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing term George
Curtis, G. r.; L. A. Bailey, V. G. r.;
Frank Wingard, F. S.; Will Kingsbury,
R. S.; j. S. John, treasurer; S. A.
Lewis, S. W.; Byron Lyster, j. W.;
James Thayer, chaplain; Hugh Find
ley, S. B.; E. A. Benefited. J. B. and
X. 0. G. The lodge is flou uii'hing and
increasing in membership rapidly, as is
also its side partner, the Grand Orient.
Postmaster and Mrs. Van Duzen
spent several days very pleasantly at
this, the queen of seaside resorts, last
week. Mr.. Van Duzen will buy home
mere and spend about half of the year at
the beach.
Rev. Barnes and daughter of Downey
put up at the Fetterman house and
visited friends here on Tuesday.
Clint Elwood and Will Clendenon of |
Rialto spent few days here last week. |
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save few nickels, has cut us off from /
two to one mail per day, and on Sunday
none. Turn the rascals outl
Mrs. Cora A. Beach of Los Angeles |
visited her sick friends, Mrs. R. H.
Brown and daughters, Mrs. j. H. Smith,
and Blanche, last Sunday.
Mr.. w. H. Barnard of Barnard & Ben
edict, Los Angeles, was here last Mon
day.
DR.. Roberts, wife and daughter, have
returned from the Coronado and are in
stalled in the Bay View.
MIR. VIM. Angel of Fruitland came
down to look after his property interests
Wednesday.
Mr.. HI. P. Epperson of Los Angeles
and Clearwater paid the beach visit
last Wednesday.
Mr.. ID. r. Davis, superintendent of
construction of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, was here on business
Wednesday last.
Miss S. NJ. Johnson of Long Reach
leaves Monday. January 18th, for River
side, where she will deliver a course of
lectures during the next three weeks.
Mrs. Harriet G. Howe of Pasadena
was a visitor at Mrs. Greenleaf and
Wizards during the early part OF the
week.
Mr.. ]. S. Spears of Pasadena came
down Monday.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. RUFUS
Ellis is getting better
Mr.. Zach Decker took run up to Los
Angeles Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hevins Of Los An
geles took q run down last Sunday.
A. R. Greening and five friends from
Los Angeles made it interesting for the
ducks here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Norton of Santa
Ana drove over Wednesday. Mr.. Nor
ton is the California representative of
the Groton Bridge Manufacturing COM
pany, of Groton, N. Y.
Mrs. Ana Ryland of Los Angeles was
down visiting Mrs. Peoples cou pie OF
days this week.
Mr.. j. q. Robinson of Montana is
here on a visit to his brother, Mr.. R. B.
Robinson.
Mrs. Cash of Pasadena, president of
the county organization of the w. G. 7.
U. and Mrs. Baright of Los Angeles, at
tended the meeting of the w. G. I. U.
here, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde of Connecticut
will winter here.
Mr.. Cummings of Woburn, Mass,
spent few days at his friends, Mr..
Bennett's place, this week. Mr.. Cum
mings will visit all points OF interest in
the state before going home. MEMO.