The herald., 1893-08-16

E.. Stanton of Williams, A. T., is at
the Hollenbeck.
Dr. @. Stevens has gone to Chicago for
visit to the fair.
r. NJ. Vail of San Diego, ia in the city
at the Hollenbeck.
Sam Caro-, q capitalist from San Fran
cieco, 10 at the Nadeau.
E. L. Jansen, merchant from Chica
60, is at the Hollenbeck.
Theo Lacy, wealthy rancher OF Santa
Ana, is at the Hollenbeck.
M. Z. Holman, the druggist OF Long
Beach, was in town yesterday.
Editor Baumgartner, of the Riverside
Reflex, Was in the city yesterday.
d. w. Cloueh, wealthy manufacturer
of Yorkshire, N. Y, is at the Nadeau.
AL Shrans, a very popular commercial
man from st. Paul, Minn.. is at the Hol-
lsnbeck.
Mr.. F. B. Prussia left yesterday to
take charge OF the Hotel Metropoie at
Catalina.
Ben Coulter takes an outing to Cata-
liaa. the Banning Bros principality
Thursday.
Mr.. r. D. Miller and party returned
yesterday from six weeks trip to the
Mojave desert.
G. L. Fletcher of Atlanta, Iowa, is
making an extensive tour of the coast.
He is at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. N. Boucher, one of the most efi-
cient of the poetofice attaches, leaves
todsyafor va0ations al CAt6fina.
IqI9 Smithba prominent cafitalist
from st. Louis, 10 dng the city on appleas,
ure trip and ieat the Hollenbeck. III,
'R!R. Oliver Of Denver. COL, is visiting
the coast and e0nibining business with
pleasure. He is atthe Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gilbert OF Port
land are making an extensive tour of
Southern California and are at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Mrs. O.. @. Scott, who has been the
guest of friends at San Francisco for
several weeks past, is expected to return
tomorrow.
Secretary George Beebe Of the Athletic
club was one of the Sunday crowd to
Catalina. He will be absent from the
city two weeks.
@. E. Graham, one OF the most popu-
lar commercial men on the coast, leaves
for the north today. He expects TO re-
turn in about three months.
Ex City Engineer Fred Eaton re-
turned on Monday from q trip through
Inyo county. He made the ascent OF
Mt. Whitney during his trip.
w. H. Cameron, the travelling corre-
| spondent for the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle, arrived in the city yesterday and ia
registered at the Hollenbeck.
J. K. Fisher of Santa Barbara, ia in
the city and is stopping at the Hollen-
beck. Mr.. Fisher has just returned
from a trip to the worlds fair.
George w. Chalfant prominent busi-
ness man from Pittsburg, Pa, is at the
Nadeau. Mr.. Chalfant is taking much
needed rest before returning east.
]. hamburger, a commercial man of
| San Francisco, is at the Nadeau. Mr..
hamburger says that he never knew
business to be 30 dull up north as it is
now.
r. G.. Williams, the Welch evangelist,
who has been in Los Angeles for some
weeks, leaves today for San Diego,
where he will engage in evangelistlc
work.
Fred R. Brant, Thomas E. Burns, w.
". Fisher aud Joe Farrell are quar-
tette of postoffice employees who leave
today for two weeks camping trip to
Catalina.
Miss Nellie Pierson, for a number Of
years with the Bradstreet Commercial
company, left for her vacation last even
ing. Miss Pierson first visits her parents
in Hamilton and then leaves for the
worlds fair.
Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin has returned
to Los Angeles after three months spent
at the worlds fair and in visiting rel
atives living in the east. Her daugh-
ters, Hazel and Ellen, returned with
their mother, the two older children
delaying their return until the opening
of the public schools.