The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-01

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James Mofitt of Oakland is stopping
at the Hollenoeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Parker Of Chicago
are at the Hollenbeck.
H. Hershtield. merchant of Bakers-
field. is at the Nsdeau.
Mr.. and Mira. H. S. King OF Peru,
Neb., are OF the Nsdeau.
i'm. Victor, a San Bsrnardino super
visor, was in the city yesterday.
81. A. Owen, well-known mining
man from Arizona. is in the city.
N. M. Shaw OF Pasadena left yesterday
by the Santa Rosa for trip to Canada.
J. w. Bowen, O well.known San Fran
cisco business man, is at the Hollen-
beck.
S. Vessetti, manager OF the Harvey
eating house at Yuma, 10 at the Hollen-
beck.
L. ]. Rose, jr., the well-known horse
man of Ventura county, 10 at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Among other arrivals at the Nadsau
yesterday we've Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Nc
Mullen of New York city.
Judge A. O. Baker. chief justice OF
Arizona, with his family, are summer
ing in Los Angeles and vicinity.
William Wordis. formerly with the
Southern California railway, but now
miner OF Lower California, is in the city.
City Engineer Dockweiler says the
work of repairing the leaks in the out
fall sewer will be completed in few
days.
Mr.. David Bridges, the well-known
horse trainer, has returned from the
north, bringing the mare Ida Glenn
with him.
Dol. W. g. Schneider. who was called
to Riverside on Thursday by the illness
OF his father-in-law, returned TO the city
yesterday.
City Auditor Fred H. Teale has the
sympathy Of his friends in the illness Of
his wife. who is suffering from serious
attack OF typhoid fever.
Capt. A. G. Jones of the Los Angeles
Furniture company, who has been spend.
ing his vacation at Santa Monica, is
back at his post OF duty again.
City Justics Ssamans will return TO-
day from @ protracted vacation as Onta-
lima. He will resume his department. of
the justice and police court next Mon
day in earnest.
Mrs. Grady OF Atlanta, Georgia,
mother of the late editor of the Consti-
tuition OF that city, is in the city and
will visit with Mrs. W. A. Taylor at
Santa Monica.
Charles Brown, of Brown brothers,
the Spring street clothiers, has returned
from five wseks' business trip to New
York city, whore he purchased large
stock OF clothing and furnishing goods
for the fall and winter trade.
Ex-Mayor Workman il now spoken OF
90 q candidate for county treasurer, and
it lie understood he is willing to make
the fight. Many of his friends, how
ever, are urging him for mayor, prefer
ring to see him In that Office rather than
in county position.
Captain Dick Falkenberg, one OF the
best known and expert mining mon on
the Pacific coast. lesvea today for Orange
county ON tour of examination to in
spect valuable mine in which the
captain is heavily interested. Several
other gentlemen are going with him,
among whom is Mr.. A. Kinney, the
owner OF extensive and valuable ma.
chinery.
Rev. Mr.. David Walk. OF the Christian
church, who has recently arrived here
from Kokomo, Ind, where he held an
important pastoral charge for over three
years. is about to commence his mis-
sionary work in Los Angeles county by
preaching at Hollywood tomorrow, and
will, If he find it possible, establish q
permanent passionate there. Mr.. Walk
has spent large part OF his life in Ken
tuoky and Tennessee, and has many
warm friends amongst our people here
from those states.