The herald., 1894-09-02
PERSONAL.

ping ct the Nadeau.
E. T. Barnes of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is at the Westminster.
J. II. Benham of ST. Louis ia regis
tered at the Westminster.
Mrs. Teale. wife of the city auditor. 10
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ). Beverage of Holly
wood are at the Bollenbeck.
Mr.. G. B. Scanned went to Catalina
yesterday to have few days. recreation.
]. III. Samson, en- old-time real estate
man OF Chicago, was in the city yester-
day.
W.T.. Barry, O citizen OF Florence. Ariz.,
came up with the excursion party yes
terday.
J. B Kelley left last evening for the
Keystone mining region. up in Southern
Nevada.
Capt. F. III. Crondalt. U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Crondalt of New Mexico. are at
the Nadeau.
Rev. Mary E. Conklin will leave this
week for visit with friends in North
ern California.
Edwin s. Atkinson of San Francisco
was among the arrivals at the HELEN
DecE yesterday.
Mr.. and Mre. l. D. Newsome and Miss
Marie Rund of Mckinney, Tex, are at
the Westminster.
Mrs. G. Bosch ia spending q vacation
in San Francisco and will be absent
about three weeks.
G. I. Homm, president of the State
bank of Ontario, cane in yesterday on
his way to Catalina.
Mrs. f. M. Boggs, wife of Prof. Boggs,
OF the Territorial university at Tucson,
Ariz., ia yisiting in the city.
J. K. Murphy, Maricopa county
sheriff, a resident Of Phoenix. Ariz, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday.
@. B. Boothe OF the Machinery Sup-
ply company OF this city left last even
ing for business trip to Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Fish Of Mcadville
are in Los Angeles on pleasure trip.
They are stopping at the Westminster.
Will s. Creighton has returned to
Santa Monica to spend the balance of
his vacation and further recuperate his
health.
Mrs. G. B. Scammell has gone on a
visit to Olympia. Waeh., and Alaska, to
spend about month with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Miller of Detroit,
Mich, are at the Nadeau. Mr.. Miller 10
one of the largest producers of CELERY in
the United States.
James Newell. of Prospect Park, ia
making preparations for q visit to Eng
land. He and his family expect to be
absent about IL months.
H. L. Austin OF London, who was out
here in the interest OF the bondholders
OF the Bear Valley Irrigation company,
left last evening for home.
Mrs. Neri Osborne and children came
to the city yesterday. Neri Osborne is
resident Of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mari.
copa county's present recorder.
MIR. John 8. Calkins, of Pomona, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Calkins ia
the best informed man on olives and
| their culture in Southern California.
Mr.. John Pugh has returned from his
six weeks' stay in Bear valley much i'm
proved in health. On Monday he goes
to Hesperis for two weeks sojourn.
Judge Terrence of San Diego, Repub-
lican candidate for justice OF the su-
preme court, was in the city for an hour
yesterday. on his way home from the
north.
Prof. W. L. Judson, of the school OF
art Snd design, will during the remain
der Of his vacation superintend the erec.
ton of his new private studio OF Gar
vanza.
A. j. Gregg OF Oakland, Populist can-
didate for acknowledgements 10 spend
ing few days in this vicinity, alter
nately talking politics and showing the
]ack-plaae.
W. G. Cochran, first vice-president OF
the Bankers alliance, will leave on
Monday for Boston, to attend the 10Th
annual meeting of mutual life and
accident insurance companies.
Mrs. A. L. Palmer. of the Goldsck
school of music, returned to Cincinnati
on Tuesday last. we'll pleased with her
summer vacation here. She intends to
summer each year in Southern Califor-
MIA.
N. r. Cattman and V. L. Cattman of
Chino are at the Westminster. The
gentlemen are interested in the big
sugar factory and look with disfsvor
upon the new tariff bill, as they lear the
absence of the cents o pound bounty
will cripple the industry.
]. V. Webster of San Luis Obispo
county, the Peoples party candidate for
governor, arrived in the city yesterday
and took up his headquarters at the
Natick house. Shortly alter arriving he
took trip out to Pasadena, where he
contemplated visiting until today.
G. H. Leadbetter, ]. M. Jones and H.
E. Simmons are a party of capitalists
who arrived at the Hollenbsck yester-
dav from New York. The former gen.
tlemen make their headquarters in
Washington and Idaho, where they have
extensive irrigation intereBts, while Mr..
Simmons is an investment broker of
New York city. They are in Southern
California to look at big land transac.
tion which is being negotiated between
here and San Diego.
J. O. Quinn, ex- United States revenue
collector at San Francisco and who ia at
present in this city building toboggan
slide, speaks in very high terms OF THE
city. He said it was thought in San
Francisco that when the bank panic
occurred here over q year ago IL would
hurt the city very much, but when it
transpired that the banks here stood up
in better condition than any others on
the coast it changed the sentiment OF
people greatly. He said the city was
more thriving today than San Francisco.