The herald., 1893-05-05

EfEInlE
George L. Flights, a prominent lum-
Der man OF Detroit, o., lie at the West
minister.
J. Lavery, the popular steward Of the
Hotel Coronado, ia in the city on pleas
ure bent.
Miss Allie Austermell has returned
from pleasant sojourn at Hotel del
Coronado.
John Fl. Dillon, the advance agent OF
the Mrs. W. J. Florence company, is at
the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. R. R. Moore departed yesterday
for Topeka, Kan, and other eastern cit
les, to be absent for some time.
Mr.. Allan Kelly,,. one OF the bright
young men Of the San Francisco Exam
liner staff, will arrive here today.
W. B. Beamer, general superintendent
OF the Santa Fe with headquarters at
San Bernardino, was in the city yester-
day.
DR.. o. D. Fitzgerald, who has been
confined to his residence for some time
Office.
James B. Merritt, grand master of the
grand coneistory of California, an old
resident Of Oakland, CAL, is at the Ma
deau.
Charles A. Mariner, the popular man
ager OF tho New Mexico Coal company,
left last evening for business trip to
the Needlee.
j.. @ Saunders. dean of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital college, at Cleveland.
O., 10 visiting this section. He is now
at the Westminster.
Mira. @. NJ. Shortridge, wife of the
editor OF theSan Jose Mercury, returned
to her home yesterday, after a 10ydays'
visit to Mrs. NJ E. Singleton of CASTELAR,
street.
Miss Sarah Innes, the charming
daughter OF Councilman Innes, left yes
terday for Wichita. Kan, on visit.
While away Hiss Innes will visit the
worlds fair.
Judge r. j. Adcoch. the popular and
we'll known attorney, has decided to
make the race for register of the United
States land office in this city. He would
surely be competent man for the place.
G. O. Haskell, editor of the San Der.
nardino Times Index, was in the city
yesterday on business trip. Mr.. Has
kell has made the Times-Index one Of
the brightest evening dailiee in Southern
CAlifornis.
J. M. Davies, the capitalist, started
laet night for Salt Lake City, whittier
HE wife had preceded him. From there
they will proceed to Chicago. They will
visit various points in the east ere they
return TO Los Angeles.
Mrs. Margaret Moore Starr OF Santa
Clara 10 visiting her son, Arthur M.
Starr OF this city. Mrs. Starr is one OF
the pioneer women of this Pacific coast
and has large number of eequaint-
ances In Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Eschepaw of Spain
are ct the Westminster. Mrs. Eschep.w
is better known to the public as Car
mencits, the Spanish danseuse. She
appeared at the Los Angeles last even
ing Mrs Eschepaw is a eplendid-look-
ing women.
Measre. Romandy and A. Grant, jr.,
accomplished violiniat and pianist, who
have for some time past delighted the
pleasure-Eeekers soiourning at the Coro-
nado with their melodieus music, have
just returned to this city for q fuw Gays'
vacation, It is understood that as soon
as their present engagement ceases they
will leave for the southeast on another
engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boyer of New Phiia-
delphia, o., aSe at the Westminster.
Mr.. Boyer ia wealthy iron manufac
turer, and his works are located at Cam
bridge, o. This is his frat visit TO Cal
ifornia, and he announced himself last
evening as being most favorably i'm
pressed with this section. He has made
some investments in land outaide of the
city, Mr.. Boyer thinks of spending his
winters in Southern California here
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