The herald., 1894-08-21
PERSONAL.

]. i. Teeter of Phoenix. Ariz., is here
accompanying G. IL. Gray.
e, II. Parker. an Official Of the SAr
Quentin prison, is at tho Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. Townsend, OF
Yuma, Ariz., are at the Hollenbeok.
Miss Lnnie Morgan returned Sunday
evening from a weeks stay st Avalon.
A, G.. Newton, OF San Antonio, Texas,
is among late arrivals at the Hollen beck.
j. G. Newton and family OF South
Pasadena returned from Catalina yes.
terday.
Edwin H. Johnson, a prominent
merchant OF SAT- Francisco, 10 at the
! Nadeau.
&c. Fletcher and r. G. Mckinney of
Washington, d. O., are at the West
minister.
Thomas Wilson, @ prominent mer-
chant OF Tucson, AriE., ia at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Sheriff John Cline was among those
who returned from visit to Catalina
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Osborne returned
yesterday from q pleasant visit to Cata-
lima island.
T. E. Newlin, connected with the
water company of Whittier, 10 at the
Hollenbeck.
DR.. Walter Lindley. superintendent of
the Whittier reform school, WAS in the
city yesterday.
John Foster, OF Chicago, and Tom
Ewing, Of New Yook, both well known
eastern men, are at the Nsdeau.
Col. @. II. Gray, former owner OF the
Bonanza mines in Arizona and resi-
dent of Phoenix, is in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hsnimsn have re-
turned from weeks trip to Catalina
where they had q most pleasant time.
George W. Sweesy, representative OF
the American Mechanics to meet here
on the Oath, arrived yesterday from
Mentone.
@. G. Goae, a wealthy Cincinnati man,
accompanied by hia wife. is at the Wsst-
minister. Mr.. Goae owns property at
Riverside.
H. L. Drew, president OF the Farmers'
and Merchants bank at San Bernardino,
was in the city yesterday. on his way to
San Diego.
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Ryer, accompanied
by her companions, Miss Weed and
John Il. Harold of San Francisco, is at
the Westminster.
Ex.Gov. N. o. Murphy came over
from Catalina yesterday and will leave
in day or two for Arizona. He and
his family are at the Nadeau.
J. NJ. Copes, ex-postmsstcr OF
Phoenix, Ark, with his wife and
daughter, have returned to Los Angeles
after visiting through the state.
Mai. 8. 7. Block, Capt. A. W. Browne,
Lieut.. ]. w. Hsmmons, of the Seventh
regiment, Ventura, were doing the city
yesterday, on their way to Santa Mon
ica.
Harry W. Knoll, manager for L. P.
Fisher & Co., advertising agents OF
San Francisco, has been visiting this
city and Long Beach for the past 10
days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Conroy, OF Phoenix.
Ariz., came in yesterday and are at the
Hollenbeck. Mr.. Conroy 10 still suffer
ing from the effects of recent railroad
accident.
United States Marshal W. X. Meade
of Arizona, accompanied by his wife,
are at the Westminster. They have
been visiting some points in Southern
California.
Nelson Scott of Redondo WAS visiting
the city yesterday. MIR. Scott ia the rep
resentative for S. B. Hall, the HERALD
agent at the city by the sea, in Mr..
Halls absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hennessey OF
Lincoln. Neb., are ct the Nadsau. Mr..
Henneesey is a large real estate operator
of Nebraska, and is out here looking at
some mining property.
A. W. Benson, wife and daughter, OF
Oakland, arrived at the Hollen beck yes
terday morning. Mr.. Benson ia the les
see of TIE Grand opera houes, which
will be opened about Oct. 1.
W. Haker. jr.. OF the firm OF Haker,
Gerdts & Co., has returned from a
where he went to purchase q new line
of fall and winter millinery.
j. NJ. Elliott. president OF the First
National bank, who 10 at Catalina. is a
successful fisherman. He returned
Sunday from q visit to Clemente island
with 1900 pounds of hsh of all varieties.
Joe Farrell, Thos. E. Burns. o. L.
Robertson and Miss Fannie Schfeld,
post of1ice employees, returned from
their outing at Catalina. Messrs. Burns
and Robertson we're accompanied by
their wives.
Mr.. W. J. A. Anderson. one OF au!d
Scotia's stalwsrt sons. is celebrating the
advent OF son and heir at Thistle cot
tage. Alvarado Heights. The BARN ar
rived Sunday night, and weighs nine
pounds. Mother and child are doing
we'll.
Nathan w. Blanchard of Santa Paula,
one of the most successful orange and
lemon growers in Southern California,
ia at the Westminster. Mr.. Blanchard
is Just now starting lemon orchard of
400 acres, one half OF which has already
been set out.
Charles P. Ladd Of Portland, Ore,
son OF the many times millionaire, the
late w. s. Ladd, was in Los Angeles on
Sunday. on his return from Redondo.
He represents syndicate Of northern
lumber people who are thinking OF
establishing .large wholesale lumber
business at Redondo. While in the
south Mr.. Ladd visited different points
in Arizona to look over the field that
could be supplied from here.
Hon. J. B. Levert, with his two
daughters, and Il. G. Robicheano, who
are here from New Oreans, are doing
Southern California by q special train
kindly placed at their disposal by
Superintendent J. A. Muir. Mr.. Levert
said last evening that Southern Califor-