The herald., 1894-12-14


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Quite Q number OF prominent tourists
from eastern cities are at the Westmin-
stsr. Among them 10 Mrs. G. M. Sebree,
whose name appears in Chicago's blue
book. The lady has visited all points OF
interest ON the coast and arrived here
yesterday after a short stay at Coronado.
Mrs. Sebree will remain here several
days and then leave for her nome. A.
Z. Nettleton and wife, who have sought
the coast to avoid the rigors of the win
ter in Syracuse, N. T., are also at the
Westminster.
A number of members of the Aladdin,
jr., company enjoyed tally-ho ride to
Baldwin's ranch yesterday. and after
luncheon at the Arcadia hotel, returned
to the city, arriving att pm. Those
who made up the PARTY were Misses LIE.
onora and Conchita Ruiz. B. Langford,
Magmussen, Nettie Pickett, D. Jacobus,
h. Holden, Coils. Lorme, Edwards.
and Messrs. w, T. Saunett and O. E.
Emles.
A delegation OF lumbermen arrived in
the city yesterday. but there 10 to be no
convention OF lumbermen. They met
by chance, a. it were. Philip Morse.
superintendent of the San Diego Lum-
her company. 10 one of them James
McF Fadden of Santa Ana 10 another, and
P. J. Brarnsn of Flsgstaff. Ariz,. is the
third. Mr.. Morse and Mr.. McFadden
are at the Westminster, and Mr.. Bran
nen at the United 4iates hotel.
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W. A. ScYipps. who owns the Cincin-
natl Post, the Cleveland Penny Press
and other newspapers in different por.
rions of the country, ia visiting Los An.
geles in company with his daughter.
Mr.. Scripps was here some time ago and
has no hesitancy in declaring that this
city is the most progressive and thriv-
ing on the coast. Mr.. and Miss Scrippa
arc at the Nadeau.
j. B. Miller, q representative OF the
Whitley Manufacturing company Of
Springfield, o.. is at the Nsdeau. Mr..
Muller makes q pilgrimage to this
coast each year. He states that from
advices received by the company from
various sections that the next seaRon
will be one Of the best. sgriculturally
speaking, in the history of the coast. ,
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Charles N. Fox. ex-iustice Of the su-
preme court and one OF the most prom.
inent attorneys In San Francisco. is at
nent Odd Fellow and is chairman of the
III ~e kkAg ~ ~Ivn
OF that order. He WAS in this section Of
the state recently looking at proposed
sites for an Odd Fellowa' home.
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Three gentlemen with bag of money
are guests at the United States hotsl.
They came from New York and it lie
their intention to locate In business
here. Their names are Michael Lesz-
czynski, VIM. Dadion and ]. Stalipano.
H. G. Bundrem. assistant ticket agent
at the uptown Office of tho Santa Fe,
left last evening on the limited express
for Emporia, Kan. Emporia is Mr..
Bundrem's old home and he goes back
to spend the holidays with relatives.
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Among the arrivals at the Nadeau last
evening was W. G. Bissell. ono Of Chi
cago's most prominent attorneys. Mr..
Biesells visit to this section is princi.
pally for rest and recreation, and par
italy for business.
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w. T. Whittier. until recently Q mem.
ber Of tho great firm of Whittier, Fuller
& Co., srrived from San Francisco last
evening ON visit and took quarters at
the Nadeau.
Morris L. Johnston, q wealthy resi-
dent of Chicago, signed at the Hcllen-
beck last night. Mr.. Johnston is tour
ing the coast and will remain here sew
eral days.
Mrs. A. E. Cox. wife of Officer Cox,
has returned from q three- months visit
to relatives and friends in Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana.
Prot. O. G. Parker, OF Parker's &c hool
of elocution, has gone to Lexington,
Mo-, on brief trip. He expects to re-.
turn with his bride.
Mrs. J.. N. Inskeep. who has been 80
dangerously i'll for the past two weeks,
10 better, and her physicians entertain
strong hope of her recovery.
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Fl. Clay Needham. merchant and poll.
tioian. is at the Natick from Newhall.
He reports business improving in the
railroad town.
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San Francisco society ia represented at
the Hollenbeck by DR.. and NV J..
Trumball. .,f~
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Mrs. Kendall Morgan and SON Of Rip
ley, O., are guests ct the Natiok.
Orr & Patterson, funeral directors and
embalmers; fair prices; first class SER
vice. 147 North Spring; telephone 65.