The herald., 1893-05-31
RRDoNDO.
Shipping Arrivals Lively-LoOaI Happen
ines and Personal Mention.
Ana today.

Shipping Arrivals Lively-LoOal Happen
ings and Personal Mention.
REDoNDo BEACH, May 30.--The steamer Bo'
nita, Captain Green from the north arrived in
Redondo port at D IN today, landing 40 tons
merchandise and 100 live hogs; departed Tor
Port Los Angeles at l O'Clock p. m, where she
will take in a cargo of grain.
The steamer Eureka, Captain Leland, from
tte south, reached this port at 1890 pm; de-
parted at 2:30 pm, taking out 90 tons mer-
chandise snd IL passengers.
Superintendent Perry is advised by wire OF
the steamship Corons's arrival tonight with 30
tons merchandise for Redondo.
NSjor Kufus Fl Heron of Pittsburg, Pa, and
family consisting of Mrs. Heron, their son and
daughter, Mr.. F. Irwin Heron and Miss Ed1th
Heron have been soiourning at Hotel Redondo
for the past two months, will take their depar-
ture tomorrow.
rive nee, being q member of the old firm of
W. A. Heron s. Sons large dealers In real
estate and land property, and are the general
land agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pRny for that state.
Since his arrival on the Pacific slope, the
major has made it a matter of business IS well
as pleasure to travel about and explore thor
oughly the Southern California country. with
an ulterior purpose of securing ranch property
and large orange plantation, 80, ,u,,,, ,,,s
section sDd climate that they have taken u res
idenoe in Los Angeles, to which they remove
from here ana where the family Will remain d
large portion of the year.
v.fs, tEyur r.etron wig rueased to speak of his
high appreciation of the elegant hospitality
and courteous attentions always accorded to
him and his family during their lengthy go
Journ at Hotel Redondo From his experience
among the hostelries on the coast the major
awards the palm to the Redoudo, and spoke in
the highest praise OF the manage ment, from
Manager Lynch sll the way down to the young
Mrs. Thornly and large party from Perry
Iowa, were among the arrivals at Redondo to-
DAY, aad the greater portion of the party are
mere for lengthy visit. Mrs Thornly and
family are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
being sisters.
A large Sunday school excursion from the
Christian church, East Los Angeles, arrived at
10 O'Clock this morning by the Santa Fe. Up
wards OF 400 people made up the party They
hshfng were freely INDUCED in. They returned
To The city at y. m.
Fifteen hundred pounds of halibut, rock bass
and groupas were landed by the deep sea fish
ernen this morning
The Union Gospel mission, conducted by the
Rev. j. n. Elliott, will hold its evening sessions
hereafter in the Weeks BLOCK, nearly opposite
Hotel Redondo.
Lindsay Bros. have secured contract with
Mansfield & Grant to manufacture 500 600 feet
ofiunber into sraves for the Los Angeles out
fall sewer.
A. D. Allen of Wakefield. Neb, has leased
gtound on the beach north of the pavilion end
erected large apartment house for the accom-
modation of seaside people
Several tents have already been pitched along
the eandE
This mornings arrivals ut Hotel Redondo
were Mrs. L. NJ. Moffatt, George II. Moffstt, A. j.
Lyons, san Franoisoo Mrs, Richard Gird Chino;
Mrs. E, Freeman, Ontario: Mrs. Sherlock, Miss
l.. sherlock, Miss Sherlock, Portland, Ore;
Lionel Rawley. W. Houting, RixeTside;
Capt 7. W Symons and william Symons, U. s.
A.; MIS-. George M. Pierce, Worcester, Mass f.
X. Shelleberger Miss Marion Flynn Pasadena;
Mr. and Nrs Phi. Kauslowki, DR.. W. p. Cor
win New York; Mrs. Mary NJ Lawn, Mrs. r T.
Field Boston: Mr.. snd Mrs. a, P. Childress.
and two chi dren, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Monroe.
Mrs L. schiller, i. G. Schiller Los Angeles;
Mrs II. WILSON, Miss WILSON, Carrollton, Mo;
Miss Amy T. Holland, TT. Louis