The herald., 1894-08-29

Judge John W. Mitchell returned
Yesterday from San Francisco.
George O'Brien OF Abbotsford inn is
spending the week at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Darling OF River
side are stopping at the Westminster.
Mrs. Fred Tesle, wife OF the city
auditor, is quite ill with typhoid fever.
Frank Younger, a prosperous lumber
man Of Northern Michigan, is in the
city.
Mr.. Tom McCaffsry is back from the
Democratic convention in San Fran
cisco.
G. S. Hall is home from New York
where he has been attending medical
college.
Up. Lindsay of Chicago. business
man OF the Windy City, is at the west
minister.
Lon Warks, OF San Diego, we'll
known society young man OF that city,
ie in town.
William P. O'Brien. q nephew Of ]. ].
O'Brien, ia in the city from San Fran
cisco on visit.
A. McNally. the we'll known contract
or, has returned from an absence OF sew
eral weeks in San Francisco.
Mra. II. P. Gregory and her daughter,
Misc Elsie Gregory, society ladies OF
Oakland, are stopping at the Westmin-
ster.
United States Marshal Meade and
wife, who have besn On q visit here
from Tucson, Arizona, have returned
home.
Ben Goldman. q merchant Of Tempe.
A~;r
terday. and is stopping at the Hol-
lenbeck.
E. Freehover and family are in the
city from Ell Paso, Tex. Mr.. Freehover
is the head of big mine in the Lone
Star state.
8. "A. D. Jones, general agent of the
New York Life Insurance company, lett
last night for a three weeks visit in
New York.
Gen. A. ]. Sampson and wife of Phe-
nix are at the Hollenbeck. General
Sampson was formerly attorney general
Of Colorado.
Judge Bethune and family of Tucson,
Arizona, who have been enjoying life In
Los Angeles for the past month have re-
turned home.
Richard u. Goode OF Washington, D.
c., q member of the United States geo.
logical survey, arrived yesterday at the
Westminster.
1t is stated that DR.. johnson of the
First Presbyterian church will shortly
leave for South Africa to engage in mis-
sionary labors.
W. D. CLARK and family, OF Riverside.
are visiting friends in the city. Mr..
Clark 10 a we'll known job printer, form
erly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Baker and Miss
Adelaide Baker, party out here from
Dwight, H., on pleasure trip, are at
the Holenbeck.
Art Bumiller will leave for Stanford
university ON Saturday, and Guy
same institution.
w. Potts, SON Of ex County Clerk
Wilse Po ts, who has been on visit
here, left yeetsrday for Butte. Mont,
where he resides now.
R. Lopez, an attorney OF Mazatlan,
Mexico. and A. Samguire OF Ensenads
are at the Nadeau. Thew will leave this
morning for the City of Mexico.
J.K. Patton. the mining man of Van
derbilt, is at the Hollenbeck. He is now
here ON private mission, it is said, hsv-
ing no connection with his mining prop.
critics.
P. H. Mack of Inyo county is in the
city. He is largely interested in O big
irrigation proposition which will help
develop that section. A canal 80 miles
long 10 being built.
Or. H. l.. Deimel. Mrs. Mary Looms
and Miss Mary Edwards. are party Of
we'll known Santa Barbara people who
came down yesterday and left last night,
en- route for Liverpool. England.
Miss B. Manning of Boston is at the
Nadeau. She is commercial traveller,
and makes her way about the country
with the same independence that is
shown by the traveller of the opposite
| sex.
Mrs. J. Carrsll, who has been visiting
in this city for some time. will leave
here in few days for Singapore, Siam,
whore she will join her husband. She
starts on the Bslgic, OF the o. & o. Co :,
from San Francisco, on September 9th.
Arthur Bull, nephew OF the late J. I.
Case OF Racine. Wis.,, was at the Hollen-
beck last evening, GA his way taChicago.
He stated that he was out here in the
interest of colony proposition at o.
tario. They contemplate the prrchass
of 25OO acres, and would dispose OF the
land in email tracts. The land is to be
set out to deciduous fruit, which he