Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
thousands of dollars. New York, De

Paul and other newspapers, have had
nice articles about the exhibit, almost
all CT which have been copied by the Los
Angeles papers, the Santa Ana Blade,
Redlands Citrograph and Riverside
Press, and number by the San Diego
Sun, San Bernardino Times-Index and
other papers.
During the past summer and fall
great many Southern Californians called
at the exhibit, and not one but who
stated that it was much finer than he or
she had supposed. They all noticed the
cleanliness of the place and of the arti-
ces, the system of labelling, and the gem
eral management.
They don't call on me much, now-I
guess they are back where the weather
is beautiful and nice.
And that prompts me to say that there
has been more snowy, rainy, windy,
slushy, and generally stormy and mean
weather during the past 40 days than l
saw all last winter. [ think would die,
or at least I would want to, if thought
I'd got to put through another winter
here. Last summer was delightful-the
finest ever saw in any great city in the
world. Why, the people of New York
and Boston ought to make Chicago their
and Southern Californian at that, the
winters are tough, hard, and killing.
There is regular blizzard as | write
showing and blowing and doing every
thing mean.
The following are some of the remarks
made in December:
John Roper, Torquay, England-On
my way to Southern California.
L. Thomson, Racine-On my way
there.
Mrs. N. A. Radly, 7434 Langley av-
enue, Chicago--Wish were there.
George Rudge and wife, Youngstown,
O.-On our way to San Diego. Will
spend part of the winter at San Diego
and part at Pasadena. Our first trip to
California.
George w. Mann, Detroit, Mich.-Ho
for California. :
John P. Kenney, Chicago-Fine.
Mollie Wilbur, 800 Ciaremont avenue,
Chicago-Very fine.
Escondido.
T. G. Fisher, San Francisco-Excel-
| lent indeed.
William Jones, Edinburg, Scotland
Bound for California.
Henry S. Lacy, Madison, Wis.-Ex-
cellent exhibit.
T. Turner, Wyoming-Beats them all.
William s. Thornton, Cincinnati
| Finest in the world.
James FL. Sheppard, Toronto--W Worthy
of mention.
T. Smith, Indianapolis--Worth in
specting.
M. E. Marshall, Paradise, Nova SEQ
tia-Going to San Diego today.
Mrs John M. Conrad, Williamsville,
Ill.-Very much pleased.
Mrs. NJ. A. Conrad, Springfield, Ill.,
A grand sight.
Capt. G. G. Cooke--Knew Mai. Ben
| G. Truman in Nashville during the war.
| j. Harrison White, Rainvie, Ill.-Go-
ing to San Diego tonight.
f. K. Rexford, Blue Island, lll.-Hope
to return to Pasadena.
r. A. Canterbury, Franklin Grove,
Ill.-Will leave for Southern California
on the 25th.
G. w. Laing, Chicago-Excellent.
Robert S. Martin, Chicago-Going to
San Diego.
Clifton Wharton, captain u. S. A.
| Was with Ben Truman during the war.
J. H. Oaksdale and Maria Oaksdale,
|
California tonight.
Elizabeth Robinson, Blue Island,
| Ill.-Most interesting exhibit.
Gertrude Hoag. Morgan Park, ILL.,
Very interesting.
W. w. Hunt, Russellville, KY Very
| interesting.
G. Montague, Chicago = Grand pro-
duction.
ofA
Thanks for the opportunity.
M. X. Brookes, Rogers Park, ILL.,
Thanks for the opportunity.
w. M. Martin, Grand Junction, Ill.,
Very interesting
w. E. Gillesprie, Toledo, O.-Very
A. R. Barstow, Chicago-Beats the
world.
w. E. Brockett and wife, Berlin,
Wis.-Very good.
w. r. Catlin and I. CASTOR, Chi
cago-Many thanks for kindness.
Mrs. D. w. Dunton, St. Albans, VT
Marvellous.
Frank A. Elicit, Keithsburg, Ill
Fine.
Mr.. R. Brooks, Chicago-Beats the
world.
George w. Esham, La crosse, WIS.,
Excellent.
Fred X. White, Chicago Out of sight.
Andrew Naylor, Pennsy sylvania-On my
way to San Diego.
Jsmes Watson and Mrs. Watson,
Cleveland, O.-On our way to Southern
| California.
A. E. Storey and wife, 125 Honore
street, city-Going to San Diego in
January to stay until March--by the
Santa Fe.
E. Ounices, Montreal = Going out
there.
q. A. Wilcox, Fort Wayne, Ind
Wonderful country.
L. John, Detroit, Mich.-Going to-
night on the Santa Fe.
v. w. Cakes, Chicago Thanks.
Mr.. L. B. Beero and wife and Mics
Florence Beero, Stratford, Conn., leave
for Riverside tonight; will stay in
Southern California till May. These
people were in the city three days wait.