The herald., 1893-08-15
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| Mr.. ana Mrs. w. b. Jones OF 11eHC0Lts
Ariz., are visiting this city.
Mrs. G. D. Willard will spend the next
six weeks in Santa Barbara.
S. H. Lufn, prominent merchant
from Chicago, is in the city.
Mr.. West. formerly principal of the
Compton public schools, is in town.
General Manager T. r. Gabel of the
Atlantic and Pasific railway is in the
city.
j. A. McCusker has retured from
trip to his ranch at Redlands and is at
the Hollenbeck.
w. K. Smith, business man of
Philadelphia, is visiting the West, and
is at the Nadeau.
D. G. Williams, representing the Tus-
csrors Advertising company, Cos shoctior,
Ohio, is in the city.
| j. M. Caticks very popular businefs
man from San Bernardino, is in the city
and is at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wills of Fonda, N.
Y, are visiting the coast and are stop.
ping at the Hollenbec
s. P. Platt. secretary OF the board of
education, departed last evening for Chi.
! caRo on two weeks visit.
Milton Lindley, one of the pioneer cit
izens, is lying dangerously i'll at the res
idence ofhis son, Or. Will Lindley.
Simon Spiers, a commercial man OF
New York, is in the city and enjoying
our climate and much needed rest.
]. A. McCluskey, a capitalist from Red
lands, is in the citv combining business
with pleasure, and is stopping at the
Hollenbeck.
Y. w. Wolfe, prominent business
man from Kansas City, arrived on the
evening train and is registered at the
Hollenbeck.
Joe Neubauer, very popular COM
mercial man, left for the south yester-
day, and expects to return to the city in
about week.
Fred @. Smith, prominent business
man from South Australia, is making O
very extensive tour of the coast and has
registered at the Hollenbeck.
w. II. Stewart of Oakland is in the
city and is at the Holenbsck. Mr..
Stewart says that he looks for a great
change in business when the midwinter
fair opens up.
Judge w. II. Clark of department two
lie dangerously i'll with pneumonia at
the Sisters hospital. His condition to-
day was alarming to those of his friends
who were aware of the nature of the at
tack.
Mr.. John F. Bragg, the noted lecture
impressonio, is in the city. He goes to
Riverside today and will be here on
Thursday. He has number of good
attractions booked for Southern Cali
fornis.
DR.. G. Knepper and family returned
Yesterday from o two weeks' outing at
Elizabeth lake. They had a camping
outfit and made the trip by wagon. Re-
turning they covered the entire distance,
60 miles, in one day.
Prot. j. B. Pemberton of South Los
Angeles left for the east yesterday on
business. He will probably spend few
days also at the worlds fair, returning
in time to take his position in the High
school when the term commences.
W. S. Taylor left by steamer yesterday
for San Francisco. From there he goes
north to Welt the sound cities, thence to
Chicago, where he win stay at the
worlds fair until its close, 10 the in
tesest OF the Orange county exhibit.
Henry B. Getleson of San Francisco,
and who Is better known as Gum.
drops" one of the sweetest commercial
men on the road, left for the San
Joaquin valley yesterday, and expects to
return here in about two months and
sell more candy.
Mr.. Sherman B. Fowler, clerk in the
surgeon generals Office of the war de.
partment, Washington, D. c., is spend
ing his vacation on the Pacific coast.
He is now viewing the beauties of Los
Angeles and Southern California under
the ehaperonage of Mark Watson.
Mark A. Watson, popular and re-
spected young Angleflo, is here on
visit from Washington, D. c., where, for
the past two years he has held posi-
tion in the record and pension office of
the war department with credit to him
self and satisfaction to Uncle Sam.
Mr.. @. ;. Stillwell is a newpsperman
of San Francisco. also has distinguished
himeelf as a detective. He has recently
formed partnership with Mr.. A. B.
Lawson, who has achieved fame as the
Pacific coast Vidocq. The firm should
do fine business, as each ia master ia
his art.
F. Dean Rhodes. a young sporting man
well.known in connection with the Gar
field park, Chicago, is in the city and is
Htopping at the Westminster. Mr.. |
Rhodes was proprietor of the late Ard
more Club house, located at Laporte,
near Chicago, where he has had the pat
ronage OF the leading sporting men OF
the country. Mir. Rhodes is looking for |
location on the coast