The herald., 1894-08-04

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J: Fred Blake went to Catalina yes
terday.
J; J. Phillips Of Chicago is at the Hol.
lenbeek.
Albert E. Crane OF San Francisco is in
the city.
H. 9. veazis leaves today for . trip to
Catalina island.
e. M. Stanton and Edgar G. Dryer oil
Riverside are In the city.
+. l.. Forrestor will 60 to Avalon to-
day to remain for several days.
N. L. Cowles OF New York, q piano
salesman, is at the Hollenbeck.
J. H. Behsn. we'll known man from
Ell Paso, Tex. is registered at the Hol-
len beck.
Park Commissioner Pinney and q
party OF friends have gone out for
yachting trip.
w. X. Meade of Arizona, connected
with the Santa Fe route in that terri
tory, is in the city.
Councilman George Pessell ia keeping
wary eye on the proposed new street
sprinklin9 specifications.
DR.. Robert w. Haynes OF this city is
visiting Mr.. W. H. Ingelow at the thriv-
ing mountain town of Banning.
p. B. McCabe, a prominent young at
torney OF Tempe. Ariz., with his wife
and babe, is visiting in Los Angeles.
Judge Austin has returned from his
vacation. He spent his time at Long
Beach and is much improved in health.
Peyton 8. Randolph, a we'll known
,f d
his homo by a mild case OF typhoid
fever.
William R. Bentley, a retired capital
let of Seattle, Wash, is at the Hollen-
beck enjoying q vacation in Southern
California.
Judge John Mcclure OF Little Rock.
Ark. and wife are visiting Los Angeles
and will remain in Southern California
for several weeks.
]. M. Stewart. who opposed the Grand
avenue sidewalk between Washington
and Jefferson, says he will favor it il ex-
tended to Pico street.
B. F. Coulter, ir., has gone to New
York. 1t is rumored that he will not
return alone, which will be some time
the latter part of the month.
Josephine Fitzgerald, formerly mana
ger for the Western Union company at
Yonkers, N. Y, is visiting her brother.
Paul Fl. Fitzgerald. OF this city.
D. Harris Of Kansas City, Mo-, is In
the city visiting his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jonee, 1888 Over-
ton street. This 10 his third visit to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. Frank Jaynss, superintendent,
q IvHto hid cy1t nj
construction of the Western Union Tele-
business trip.
City Auditor Tesle and James Kennedy
OF Matthews & Co. have received their
commissions as lieutenants in Company
@ of the Seventh regiment, and have
been sworn in as officers.
Gene Maxwell, Chas. Walters, Chas.
Last and Ed Maxwell returnsd Thurs
day from their dove-shooting trip in the
region OF Saugus. They report that
there are not many birds in that locality
and they met with but poor success.
Deputy County Clerk Sam Kutz, and
commander OF the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Santa Monica, has returned to
his cupid" department at the court
house. He added to his pleasant pop
ularity during his genial reign at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kavanaugh OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been in Los
Angeles and vicinity for five months
past on a pleasure trip, leave for home
on Tuesday next. They are much in
fatuated with Los Angeles and will visit
this section next year.
Carl Hubert will give dramatic and
literary entertainment at the Hotel Ar
csdia, at Santa Monica, some evening
next week. He will be assisted by Miss
Grace Remington Davis, who has just
returned from Long Beach, where abe
had been entertaining the Ohsutau-
quans.
j. III. Wilmer, DR.. E. R. Smith. J. s.
Salisbury, F. M. Lyon. Fl. P. Anderson,
James Chanslor and DR.. Graves returned
Yesterday from a three weeks fishing
and hunting trip to Mount Whitney,
Kern county. They report having had
most enjoyable time, and bsgged plen-
ty of game.