The herald., 1894-08-16
PERSONAL.

J. B. Dorval of Alamo. Lower Cslifor.
MIA, is at the Nadeau.
J. NJ. Bracswell, q merchant OF Rcd
ondo, was in the city yesterday.
City Attorney Mcfarland is still con-
fined to his residence by illness.
Elmer E. Rowell, an attorney Of San
Bsrnardino, is at the Hollenbeck.
w. E. Pedley, superintendent OF some
mines near South Riverside, is at the
Nadeau.
s. B. Hall, the HERALD agent at Re-
dondo, was in the city yesterday buai-
ness bent.
Capt. f. A. Perry Of the bsrkentine
Argo, now lying at Redondo, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Tobin Of Taco
ma are at the Hollenbeck on their
honeymoon tour.
Charles Bauer and his son have gone
to Ventura county on recreation, to be
absent about two weeks.
W. J.. Snnborn and wife OF BOYLE
Heights left for San Antonio csflon for
two weeks outing yesterday.
Mr.. s. G. Newton OF San Antonio,
Tex, prominent business man in that
city, is here with his wife visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tate have re-
turned from 10 days trip to Coronado,
where they had q most enjoyable time.
Ex.Mayor w. H. Workman is in San
Francisco. where he will remain until
after the Democratic convention.
A. P. Morris. manufacturer OF New
ark, N. j., ia at the Nadeau. Mr.. Nor.
ris ia a nephew of Bishop Morris of Ore
gon.
Mr.. ALI Ellinghouse. one Of the ablest
theatrical managers OF the day, is en-
joying a vacation. He is at the Hollen.
beck.
Alfred Ellinghouss. well-known the.
atrical manager OF San Francisco, is at
the Holenbeck and will visit here for
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Samuelson and
Miss Augusta Taylor Of Sweetwater. San
Diego county, registered at the West.
minister yesterday. They are en- route to
New York. n,a.
Mrs. Henrietta schlim and daughte
who have been spending the winter
visiting with w. J. Trout OF San Diego,
came up yesterday on their way to 6heir
home in New York.
H. A. Ainsworth and daughter came
up from Coronado Beach yesterday and
are stopping at the Westminster. Mr..
Ainsworth 10 president OF the Moline,
H., National bank.
II. J. Leland and r. E. Mcknight are
planning q trip around the world. II
they 90 start will be made within the
next few weeks. They will start out for
Japan and Australia and come home via
New York.
Mr.. AL Morrisey, who pilots Mr.. Hay
mans companies about the country, 10
here in the interest of the Harrigan
company. No matter which way for
tunes wheel turns, Mr.. Morrissy's abil-
ity and perBpicacity keep him ahead in
the procession.
]. G. Quinn, late collector Of internal
revenue at San Francisco. is at the Hol.
lenbeck. When asked if his visit had
any political significance, he said it had
not, as he WAS out of politics. He Baid
that Col. Dan Burns was too much for
him. that another campaign there might
be a chance for an independent Repub.
licsn, but not this.
G. H. McKevett, president of the First
National bank of Santa Paula, is in the
city. He says that affairs with the
Union Oil company at his place are
very quiet. They are drilling but one
or two new wells. The supply from the
large number of producing wells ia still
large, and from now on there will be
more demand for oil.
Mr.. Ed Mansfield. whose handsome
countenance used to adorn the treasur-
er's window OF the opera house, is in the
city, He is now manager OF the San
Diego opera house. On arriving here he
at once had the alfalfa seed brushed
from his hair, read the warning posted
ON his room at the Hollenbeck, against
blowing out the gas, and was ready for
city life once more.
Local Railway Notes.
w II Snedakar Oaneral agent of the