The herald., 1894-11-13
PERSONAL.

Senator John P. Jones is at the West
minister hotel.
DR.. H. L. Morehouse of New York is q
guest at the Ramona.
Capt. J. o. Miller Of Toledo has reg.
istered ut the Nadeau.
Max Mey berg returned yesterday from
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. II. Ruch OF Perris 10 stopping
temporarily at the Ramona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer OF San
Francisco are at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. w. B. and Mise Waters OF Chi.
cago are sojourning at the Holen beck.
P. Wall Webster and Mrs. P. B Wsare
OF Chicago are registered at the Hollen-
| beck.
Ex Governor Murphy OF Arizona left
for Prescott last evening by the outgoing
train.
Floyd Perry and wife, OF Chicago, are
at the Ramona, alter their return from
Mexico.
Mrs. G. A. Platt and daughter, OF
Augusta, Ga, are guests at the West
I minister.
Fred w. Pollok, manager of Keeley
institute at Riverside. is registered at
the Hollenbeck.
Theo. Wibbelt, mining man from
Summit. Inyo county, is registered at
the United States.
j. B. Smith, president OF large agri-
cultural implement company at Hamil-
ton. o., is at the Nadeau.
Miss Olive Ames, the Quaker phren-
ologist, lie, with Mr.. M. E. Phinney.
registered at the Ramona.
George G.. Cribb and wife, with Ernest
Cribb and DR.. Seldom B. Sperry, are
guests at the Westminster.
Edward Gsist, q gentleman we'll known
in the east as one OF Chicago's noted
"plungers. is q guest at the Nadeau.
V. B. Gaskill, general agent for the
United States Fire Insurance company
OF New York. is O guest at the Hollen-
beck.
Miss Catherine Stoneman. daughter
OF Ex-Governor Stonemsn, lett for New
York last evening over the Santa Fe
route.
T. w. Jones Of London, Eng, is dom.
iciled at the W estminster, pending arr
rangements for permanently locating in
this city.
G. H. Hutchius, a prominent politi.
clan and capitalist OF Chicago. arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain sew
eral weeks.
John P. Young, managing editor OF
the San Francisco Chronicle. accom-
panied by his wife, is domiciled at the
Westminster.
A. st. John McOauley and F. Pedley,
representing the English syndicate con-
trolling the Temescsl tin mines, are vis-
iting in the city.
Mre. H. Lovett OF Boston is q tempo
rary guest at the Hollenbeck. She is
on her way 10 Rsdlands where her son
is permanently located.
Mrs. Morris OF Vallejo has returned to
the city after a trip to the country.
After visiting friends in the vicinity, she
will 60 east to Kansas City.
Detective Thomas Mccarthy of San
Francisco. formerly of Los Angeles, one
OF the best detectives on the coast, is in
the city on business. He is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Frank Scoville. a prominent Democrat
of South Riverside, Is registered at the
Hollenbeck. He WAS one of the leaders
in the 'citizen" movement that gwept
Riverside county on election day.
Mr.. J. C. Peabody returned yesterday
from five weeks' visit to the east. He
received a warm welcome from his many
friends here. Mr.. Peabody will remain
in this city, engaging soon in business.
W. B. Reid, mining man of Phoenix.
Ariz., who arrived in the city on Sstur-
day. met hia mother, Mrs. NJ. r. Reid.
and his sister yesterday upon their ar
rival from New York. The party are
domiciled at the Nadeau.