The herald., 1894-08-31
PERSONAL.


army is at the Nsdeau.
Richard Gird, the beet sugar grower
of Chino, is at the Hollenbeck.
William Kelly, stock raser OF Kern
county, is at the United States.
f. J. Ensign, a prominent citizen of
San Diego. is at the Hollenbeck.
Judge s. c. Hubbell has returned from
a fishing trip to San Clemente island.
Charles E. Crowley. the contractor,
returned from Phoenix, Ariz., yesterday.
Perry Weldmsn, merchant of Tempe,
Arizona, Is stopping at the Hollenbec
Mr.. end Mrs. j. B. Fraser OF West.
meath, Canada. are at the Hollenbeck.
Vipton l.. Metehus, a large fruit
grower OF Redlands, is at the Hollen-
beck.
J.J. Gottlob, manager Of the Califor-
MIA theater in San Francisco, Is at the
Nadeau.
Ex-Councilman D. McGsrry Is pleas.
antly spending the summer at Santa
Monica.
George II. Prouty OF Chicago was
among the arrivals at the Westminster
yesterday.
William r. Davis has returned from a
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Santa Monica.
Major Martin G. Marsh, who has been
sick for several days, 10 able to be
around again.
J.H. Bohon, chief clerk OF the West
minister, has returned from his visit to
| San Francieco.
Captain Thorn, who has been down ut
Santa Monica all summer, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. George Perkins and her daugh.
ter, Miss /. Nj. White, have left the city
for Santa Monica.
Charles E. Capito. of the firm OF
Spurlock & Capito, Santa Paula, is in
town for q few days.
I'M. Van Deworker OF Marvel. up
on the line OF the Atlantic and Pacific,
is at the Hollenbeck.
A. H. Braly, assistant cashier of the
Union Bank OF Savings. has returned
from visit at Seven Oaks.
Col. ]. L. Rowland of Pomona was in
the city yesterday, on business con-
neoted with his large olive interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Root and A. 8.
Root are a party from Omaha, Neb.,
who arrived at the Nadeau yesterday.
Mrs. Newton s. McAbee and her
daughter OF Rsdlands were at the Vest
minister yesterday. en- route to New
York.
Judge H. G. Austin Of the justice
court celebrated the twenty-fifth anni-
versary of his arrival in Los Angeles
yesterday
C. M. Heintz will leave on Saturday
for Denver to the National Irrigation
, congress, as representative of Southern
California. He will be absent three
weeks.
ALI Ellinghouse of San Francisco is
at the NadeAu. He states that he will
open. during the fall, q theater in the
building now being vacated BY the
chamber of commerce.,
Col, J. M. Moore ehead, formerly OF this
city but now of San Francisco, is staying
at the Hollenbeck. The colonel has
many friends hereabouts who will be
glad to learn OF his presence.
Mr.. Marco Holman OF the Farmers
and Merchants bank left yesterday for
San Francisco ON a short visit. Mr..
! Hellman, in his duties at the bank, has
developed talents of q high order al
fnancier.
Hon. S. N. Andrews, leading citizen
OF Pomona. was in the city yesterday on
business. Mr.. Andrews was a promi-
nent member OF the state assembly at
the last session. and is candidate this
year for seat in the senate.
| Prof. Carlos Bransby returned yester.
day after three-weeks' sojourn at Oata-
lima, and Miss Brasby is also bnc' from
Pasadena. They are both ready to re-.
ceive their friends again at their resi-
dence, 5l4 West Second street.
Paul Miller, formerly in the employ Of
the HERALD, returned yesterday from q
10 months' visit to Illinois, his old
home. Mr.. Miller became very weary
OF eastern winters and summers, and
will remain in California hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins of the
Hollenbeck, accompanied by Mrs. W..
A. Donaldson, whose husband had
charge Of the foreign exhibit at the mid
winter fair at San Fraacisco, went up to
Mount Lowe yesterday for short visit.
George L. Alexander, manager Of
Palmer & Rey's branch in this city, has
returned from a trip to Vanderbilt,
where he went to take possession of the
Shaft, newspaper formerly published
bv Ben Jordan. The latter had aban-
| doned the claim.
G. B. Schmidt, of Chicago, who has
been at tho Hollenbeck. left last night
for the east en- route for Europe. He
stated last night that he had been out
here in the interest of foreign capital
lists who were seeking investments in
irrigation bonds. He said that he ex.
pectsd that there would be more money
placed in these securities in the near
future in Southern California.
H. L. Austin. representing the Eng
lish bondholders in the Bear Valley
Irrigation company, is in the city in
connection with the settlement Of the
company's affairs. He will be the guest
of F. H. Lowe, on Sunday, on trip to
Catalina. Mr.. Lowe has not seen the
gentleman since he met him in London
three years ago. At that time they took
q pleasure trip on the continent to.
gether.
Our genial fellow townsman, Col. A..
J. McNally, has returned from q trip to
the up country, including Virginia City,
New, and portiona of Mono county,
Cal. He ia interested In the develop
ment of valuable marble quarries in
Mono county. The quality of this de-
posit ia said to remarkably resemble