The herald., 1893-05-04

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L. N. Breed left yesterday for the
east.
H. w. Blaisdell of Yuma, Ariz., is at
the Hollenbeck.
Prof. Dion Romandy of Coronado
Beach is in the city.
f. s. Collins Of Kelso, Wash, ia in the
city He is much pleased with this sec
tion.
Miguel Gironyesposa, prominent
resident Of Mexico, is visiting in this
city.
Mr.. J. v. Kelly, secretary Of the state
board of railroad commissioners, is In
the city.
Miss Allie Austermell went down to
Hotel Coronado yesterday to remain for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Sutton de.
parted yesterday for their home in To-
peka, Kan.
Judge Garfield of Santa Barbara is in
this city for short visit, and'is at the
Westminster.
Stanley Pcntas Of San Francisco, one
of the best known travelling men on the
coast, is at the Hollenbeck.
James v. Kelly OF San Francisco, q
member of the state railroad commits
sion, is at the Westminster.
James Lawlor and Norman, two we'll
known railroad men of the Needlea,were
in the city yesterday on brief visit.
Hugh Rodgers Of Chicago. a hustler for
business, accompanied by number of
his assistants, is in the city, at the Ma
deau.
Paul @. Ransom of Buffalo, N. Y, and
Frederick de P. Townsend Of Boston,
prominent business men of those cities,
are at the Hollenbeck.
P. L. Griffin of San Jacinto, we'll
known real estate man, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Griffin reportssth trans
fers OF lands in the San Jacinto valley as
quite vigorous.
Judge Gilbert of the United States
district court of Oregon, who has been
spending several days here and at Re-
dondo, returned to Portland by yester-
days afternoon train.
Jno. S. Callen, well-known attorney
of San Diego and one of the most gifted
orators in California, returned to his
home yesterday, after several days
sojourn in Los Angeles.
Hon. II. w. Corbett and wife, of
Oregon, who have been spending the
past 10 days in this city, are now domi-
ciled at the Redondo hotel, where they
will remain until they return to Port
land.
Mr.. R. V. Musso, the violinist, was
married Tuesday evening to Miss Jean.
nese Sormano. There Was large mum.
ber. of friends present. The music was
farniehed by an orchestra of ii pieces
under the direction of Prof. A. j. Stamm
The happy couple will spend their hon.
eymoon at atSRedondo.
Hugh Craig, general manager of the
New Zealand Ineurance company for the
Pacific coast. is in the city and expresses
| himself very much pleased at the fhri7-
ing and prosperous appearance of Los
Angeles. He told q HERALD reporter
that, as an insurance man, he was high
ly grati6ed at the substantial character
OF the new business buildings in process
of erection.
R. B. Garfield, a Santa Barbara attor-
ney, is in the city. Mr.. Garfield was
one OF the old staff of Wells, Fargo's
clerks Of IS years ago, when Louis Nc
Lane relieved Samuel knight as man
ager. In mr. Odu uctue o uHys, Jkuleb
| Heron, now secretary of that great con-
cern, was at work in logging camp on
the Umpqua river; aud John J. Valen-
tine, now president of Wells, Fargo Il
Co.,, was way-bill clerk in the Pioneer
Stage company g Office at Virginia City.
Well, that's about the way the world
goes.
Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin left yester-
day for Chicago, accompanied by three
of her children. On May 18th Mrs.
Galpin speaks at the Federation OF
Women g clubs on the subject, Dangerous
Tendencies of Women'H Clubs; on the
following day in the afternoon sbe is TO
deliver an address on the Ethical Effect
of Woman in Education, at the regular
session OF the worlds congress of repre-
sentative women; and in the evening
speaks on Woman's Share in Church
Work, at the united conference of the
Unitarian women. to which organization
the lady managers of the worlds fair
have assigned the morning and evening
OF May 10th, the sessions to be held in
the woman's building. Mrs. Galpin car
ries credentials from the Pacific Uni
tartan conference, emitting her to vote
at the regular sessions of thst body, to
be held during tho second week in May.
She will return in October.