The herald., 1894-12-18
In HOTEL CORRIDORS.

William T. Brewster and wife, o
Kansas City, are newly married couple
who are registered at the Westminster.
Mr.. Brewater says that he has always
wished to visit Southern California, but
could never before arrange his business
interests go that he could do so, and
thought that our beautiful climate was
just the place in which to spend the
greater portion of bis honeymoon"
w..
Mark Plaistod, proprietor OF the River
side Enterprise, was seen by reporter
In the reading room of the Hollenbeok
last evening, designing, with his artist,
Q cartoon to be published in his paper
on Christmas day. in which he will
"burn up" the Republican ring"
supervisors OF RiveIside county. River
side county, he says, has had fine rain,
and with the pleasant warm weather
that followc will guarantee good crops
and prosperous times. He returns home
tomorrow.
The hotels are receiving the advance
guard of the winter residents from the
sast. At the Hollenbeck are found Mrs.
F. M. Loehen OF Milwaukee. Mrs. |. IL.
Uhen and child and Mrs. F. Frinke OF
Burlington, Wis. AT the Nadeau, Capt.
w. L. Mccormack end family of Grand
Forks, N. D., aud at the Weutminster,
H. A. Van Foseen and wife OF Chicago,
G. F. Fairbain and wife OF Boston.
~.
Hugh White, q noted horsemsn from
ot ha Madam
today and will remain until alter the
reason why Los Angeles should not have
= very succesefulsmeeting and make it
permanent institution at this time of tho
year. 1t has always been good show
town, ana there is no reason why races
should not bo a paying proposition.
So
II. A. Van Fosnen and wife Of Chicago
have taken apartments at the Westmin-
ster, were they will remain during the
winter. Mr.. Van Fossen was g visitor
here last winter, and when the cold
weather came on he decided that Los
Angeles was the proper place to winter
in, SO he packed up and came west. Mr..
Van Foesen says he will probably make
Los Angelica his future residence.
@. H. Phillips, who purchased the
Chino ranch, registered at the Hollen-
beck last night. Mr.. Phillips said that
he mad nothing new to say regarding
the purchase.
Personal MENTION.
E. A. Vaughn and family, Marion,
Iowa, are tourists at the Hollen beck.
Nate r. Salisbury, agent for Buffalo
Bill's com bination, is quaItered at the
Nadeau.
A. M. Bergsvin, Chicago and j. Hen
nessv, St. Joseph. Mo-, are tourists at
the Nadeau.
H. w. Child, mining man from
Helena, Mont is registered at the Hol'
len beck.
A. G. Battersby and t. Elmer Balten
are prominent Nav Workers who are ar.
rivals at the Hollenbsck.
Manager Newlan6s OF the Coronado |
hotel is in the city on business con-
nected with that great resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Concannon.
Needles, are ut the Nsdeau. Mr.. Con-
cannon ie & popular railroad man from
the A. and =. roa6.
w. V. Huntington and w. E. Robin |
ION, respectively the president and gen.
srAl manager OF the Southern California
company, lett last night !
Ior the north.
George A. Mothersole. formery mana.
ger OF the Yosemite theatsr, Stockton,
and Barton's opera house, Fresno, has
secured Lease of the Grand opera house
here. He will open 1t shortly and play
com binatioDs.
A. E. Hageins, f. W. Wsdham and
William Ramm, deputy United States
from San Diego, are at the Ma
1eau. They are in attendance at the
United States federal court.
Mr.. Charles Kent, tho well-known
actor, left on Sunday for Denver, where
be has taken an engagement at Broad
way theater with manager Henderson.
He commences his eeaaon on next Nom
lay.
Orr Il Patterson, funeral directors and
m ho fair pricaa. frpt clooo nor.