The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-06
PERSONAL.


nardno is in the city.
A. H. Cargill, the we'll known Brook
hurst farmer. is st the Holenbeck.
E. l.. Blanchard Of the East Side left
for San Antonio caiion ON Saturday.
II. +. Weistheimer is in town from St.
Joe, Mo. He is staying at the Nadeau.
Ex-Mayor W. Fl. Workman and family
will 20 to Long Beach this week to spend
o month.
Captain Higgins OF the steamer Elk.
celsior. at San Diego. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. H. Guard OF the Ninth ward has
gone to Bear valley for several weeks
recreation.
Superior Judge Putei baugh of San
Diego passed through this city yesterday
for San Francisco.
Mrs. d. w. Gelwicks OF Oakland, the
artist, is spending her vacation in Los
Angeles county.
Thomas Gardner, manager of the San
Diego Union, was q visitor in Los An
geles yesterday.
Policemen Mckenzie and Rsdfern,
with their families, have gone to Cata-
lima to spend week.
Joseph BiEford of Boyle Heights has
returned with his family from pleas.
ant outing at Santa Monica.
DR.. Bresee. pastor of the Methodist
church ON Pennsylvania avenue, is visit
ing friends in New Albany. Ind.
George MORGAN, one OF the propretors
OF the Vile de Paris, is here from San
Francisco. He and Mrs. Moreau are at
the Westminster.
w. G. Mcclellan OF Philadelphia is
making tour of Southern California.
He is at present in town and is staying
at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Terrence OF
Montreal, Canada, are stopping at the
Hollenbeck. They are travelling over
California for pleasure.
W. j. Potter, wealthy citizen OF
Toledo. o., is a recent arrival ct the
Hollen beck, and will likely spend come
time here for the benefit of his health.
V. Vezzetti of Topeka, Kan, manager
for Hurvey's eating houses along the
line OF the Santa Fe, is at the Holen-
beck on a tour OF inspection to the coast.
Mrs. Sommons and Miss Owens Of
Chicago have apartments at the West.
minster for the summer. They are
quite popular in society circles in the
Lake city.
George Buckhardt, a prominent mer-
chant of San. Francisco, returned from
Catalina yesterday, in company with
his wife, and will leave for home in O
! day or two.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Dudley OF ST. Louis,
who have been stopping at the Hollen-
beck, leave this morning for San Diego.
The doctor is one of the most promi.
nent physicians in St. Louis.
Charming N. Smith, correspondent OF
the Daily State Journal, parkeraburg,
! W. Va, is paying Los Angeles visit
and expects to extend his trip OF OBJ
seIvation to all parts OF the state.
Editor Henley of the Populist paper
at Riverside is in the city en- rou te to
San Francisco. He has sold out to the
party down there and it intends to make
things warm for the old parties.
Miss Helen M'Makon of New York is
in the city. She is representative at
New York Of the Princess OF Wales
company, and has been seriously ill.
thus preventing her earlier return to the
east.
Among the people who have taken up
| tneiI residences AZ tne argyle are: MI.
and Mrs. st. John Day, MIR. and Mrs.
Kirk, Ray, Cottle, Mr.. Soniers and
E. E. Douglas, city; Mrs. Burkhardt and
Douglas. Philadelphia.
DIR. William J. Chichester, pastor OF
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, will re-
turn from the Bear valley region tomor-
row, where he has been having an out
ing. 1t is expected that Mrs. Chichester
will leave upon his return homo for q
visit to the east.