The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-08-09
,nator +. G.. Seymour OF San Bernar

Senator Z. G. Seymour OF San Bernar-
dino is in the city.
DR.. r. III. Powers OF San Diego ia in
the city on o business.
! Calvert Wilson, Yuma's district at
torney, arrived in the city yesterday.
W. F. McFie, manager of the Santa
Paula Hardware compsny, is in the
city.
w. A. Hobson. an extensive cattle
dealer of Ventura county, Ia st the Hol-
lenbeck.
]. Edward Marks, an attorney of Ven
tura. is in the city and may decide to
locate here.
George s. Patten, who has been esst
on an extended trip. has returned TO
Los Angeles.
DR.. III. S. Orme left last evening for
San Diego to attend q meeting OF the
Masonic order.
Fire Com missioner Wirsching 10 pre-
pairing for vacation to be spent at
Catalina island.
Charles E. Day end family are spend
ing theae hot days pleasantly on the
beach at Redondo.
Right Eminent Grand Commander
Frank w. Sumner arrived yesterday
from San Francisco.
Capt. John &. Smith. P. G. @. OF K.
T., of Birmingham. Ala, with his lam
lily, are as the Hotel Nadeau.
Mics Emily Allen, musician and vocal
ist and resident of Phoenix, comes to
the city to spend some time.
Frank II. Hereford, Tucson's district
attorney, reached Los Angeles yestef.
day and is at the Hollenbeck.
Major Patzler, a retired army officer
who has been spending some time at
Redondo. ia at the Hollen beck.
Miss Joslin. dsugter of the assistant
attorney of Chicago, is spending the
summer at Hotel Bellevue terrace.
j. r. Dryer, wholesale liquor mer-
chant of San Francisco and we'll known
In Los Angeles, is at the Hollenbeck.
j. A. Pirtle and Afford and N. E.
Davidson are the commissioners selected
by the council for widening Broadway.
Captain Frank Reynolds of Company
F, Seventh regiment, is over at the
camp of the Whittier boys on Catalina.
Architect Wyman expects to have the
new heating and ventilssing apparatus
for the High school in operation within
80 days.
l. W. Hellmsr, the San Francisco and
Los Angeles banker, together with his
family. have apartments at the West
minister.
Msrcelus Sheldon, q buainess man OF
Pueblo, Colo. died last evening at the
residence of Geo. W. Fugarde on Twenty
eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbins, well-known
people of Boston who have been epend-
ing several months at Pasadena, left for
home yesterday.
President iced of the council says he
ia determined to make vigorous fight
against the exempting of tho undsrtak- e
ers from paying city license.
w. A. Scripps. the well.known pub.
Usher of the Penny Press st Detroit, ia
sJ the Hollenbeck, and comes to South.
ern California TO escsps eastern summer
weather.
E. f. Shumsn, Chicago real estate
operator, ia stopping at the Westminster.
He is very much impressed with Les
Angeles and has been sending back some
OF the weather reports of this city to
compare with Chicago weather.
Officer Rico OF the police department
has returned from his 10 days vacation,
looking much better for his trip. He
visited his father near Monterey. shot
deer in the coast range, caught trout in
the mountain atreaRna, End Asia an rii-
round good time. He went norsk By
steamer, returning by land.
A large party of well known people of
Phoenix, Ariz., has arrived at Bellevue
terrace. The party Is as follows: Mr.. Q.
L. Montgomery, wife and child Mr.. II.
s. Merrill, wife and child; Mrs. G. w.
Hosdley, Miss Gladys Hosdley, Miss
Pearley, Mrs. Walter Talbot. Miss Edith
Talbot. Mrs. J. B. Montgomery, Miss
Beulah Montgomery. Mics Miriam Tai
bot, Mines. Winton and Ribbey.