The herald., 1893-09-07
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Mr.. M. s. Rosenthal of New York il
In the city.
Mrs. Robert Green has returned from
five weeks' visit to San Francisco.
Banker Louis Jacobs of San Bernar-
dino WAS in the city yesterday.
w. L. smith and family of Phoenix
are guests OF the United States hotel.
Hon. James R. Waddell Of st. Louis,
ex.congresaman, is at the Hollenbeck,
Tony Zorb, wife and three children
are stopping ut Catalina for two weeks.
J. X. Colerich, business man of
Murietta, Riverside county, is registered
at the United States hotel.
DIR. d. +. Kierulf and family. .tvho
have been at Long Beach for two months
past, have returned to the city.
A. L. Burbank, q former Angelefio, but
now q resident OF San Jose, is In the city
on business trip for few days.
Supervisor Stewart OF Riverside
county is in the city. He says pros
poets are exceedingly bright inqtnat
section. seS
j. ]. Bergin left yesterday for Fort
Worth, Tex, being summoned to the
bedside of his father, who 10 danger
ously ill. 8f
Officer Walker, who preserves peace
First and Spring streets, is of duty on
account of illness.
Mr.. ]. W. Muir, superintendent of
the nickel plate division OF the Southern
Pacific railway, has returned from a
visit to San Francisco.
O. w. Duffy, former Angelefio, but
now engaged in placer mining in San
Francisquito cafion, Is in the city for
brief business stay.
DR.. p. Hendricks, the dentist, accom-
panied by his sister and Miss Bessie
Bryan, left last Tuesday for three
weeks visit to Chicago and other eastern
points.
Mr.. ID. W. Fly, OF the wholesale groc-
cry firm of Howell, Craig & Fly, has 10.
turned from trip to Memphis, Tennis
his old home, and will make Los Angelo
his home in the future.
Prof. Carlyle Petersilca, pianist, late
of Boston, Mass. and Prot. Edwin
Clark of Berlin, violinist, are recent
additions to the musical circles of the
city. The former contempiates perman-
emily residing here.
Mr. Ssckett Cornell will revive the
Evening Telegram tomorrow. He will
be editor and general manager and will
doubtless produce lively, interesting
paper. as be has way Of creating q stir
when he sets his pen at work.
A. r. Cronenwett. who has been
travelling passenger agent for the Santa
Fe in the east, has formed connections
with the Chicago and Alton ae travelling
passenger agent east until after the
worlds fair, when he will come back to
his old home in Southern California as
travelling passenger agent of the Pacific
coast for that line. Mr.. Cronenwett is
now assisting in the handling of the
JudHon overland excursions which come
west over the Chicago and Alton, the
Missouri Pacific and the Denver and Rio
Grande. "Crony," as the affable and
alert railroad man Is called by his host
of friends, is doing splendid work in
bringing people TO Southern California
and the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Ghsrles Jacoby left last evening,
With this family, for New York city,
|cvhereith hwill locate again. Mr.. Ja-
coby Will ,b6 the resident buyer for the
|. wal 7kppwA firm OF Jacoby Bros. of this
fcity. 4 sMnh1acoby and family will stop
lover at Chicago for awhile to take In the
world fair As heretofore, Mr.. JRcoby
will take advantage of any bargains that
may come under his observation. To
his good judgment can be attributed the
many great bargain sales that have and
are now taking place at hepopular firm
of Jacoby Bros.