The herald., 1894-07-29
PERSONAL.

Sheriff Booth of San Bernardino coun.
ty. was in the city yesterday.
Sheriff Fred w. Swope OF Riverside is
in town on a visit to relatives.
Father Victor, one of the Franciscan
priests, returns north this week.
william B. Wightman, one of the ma
tional park commissioners, is in the
city.
Mr.. A. Tilden, agent of Maier & Zobe.
lein at San Pedro. was in the city yes
terdsy.
DR.. Ernest Allen of Bailey street.
Boyle Heights, is the happy father of q
bouncing girl.
Councilman Thomas Strohm OF the
Seventh waro has returned from Q few
days. outing at Catalina.
City Treasurer Shoulders was among
the visitors at the g. A. r. camp at
Santa Monica yesterday.
President iced of the council Is break.
ing all previous records in the fsh
catching line at Rsdondo.
B. Toby, Joseph Martin and N.
Ohlaindt, business men of San Fran
cisco, are guests OF the Westminster.
Colin Shanks. late master mechanic
of the Ter minal road. has accepted q
similar position with the Santa Fe road.
Captain Roberts of the police depart
ment joined the old soldier boys at
Camp Fisher for two days rest and re.
creation.
Mrs. Frank and the Misses Frank OF
Denver are staying st the Wes minister.
They are making tour OF Southern
California.
Don Francisco Lopez, who has been
quite i'll at his ranch at Tehach epi, will
be brought to this city on Wednesday
by his daughter, Mrs. Bilderrain.
Detective MCCARTHY of the San Fran
cisco police force ia quietly circulating
about the city. This fact may cause
some fellow to sing They're After Me.
Mrs. Theodore Summerland, wife ol
the next Republican county assessor, is
expected home today from San Fran
cisco, where she has been Visiting
relatives.
Judge ]. L. Van Derwerker, . promi-
nent attorney of Arizona, has removed
to this city from Yuma and will here
after practice in Los Angeles in addi
ton to looking after his large practice in
| tie territory.
VIM. Sampson arrived on the after.
noon train from San Francisco yester.
day. The gentleman mentioned above
edited the Western News q few yearl
ago in this city. The journal was de-
voted to the interests OF the negro race
The Rev. Alfred S. CLARK, rector o
Christ church, Episcopal, corner o
Flower and Pico arrests, has been com
m;ssioned chaplain, with rank of cap
tain, Seventh regiment of infantry,
National guard of California, from July
26, 1894. He expects to 90 into camp
with his regiment in the month oi
August at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Sarah A. McClees, who is to ad-
dress the soldiers at Santa Monica next
Tuesday evening by request OF the q.
A. II. ladies, enjoys the reputation o.
veteran in the service of her country
During the late war she was identified
with the sanitary mission in Phila
delphia, as one of the lady managers
having charge of the eolders' families
in the relief department. She aided in
establishing the Soldiers Orphans
Home in the city, visited hospitals, and
used wealth and social influence to aid
the cause. Mrs. McClees is a speaker
and writer for magazines and news
papers; also known as proprietor snt
editor OF a paper devoted to the inter
ests of soldiers and ssilors-America'
Defenders. She has the friendship ane
endorsement Of many military and nava
officers, with whom she co-operates Il
promote sobriety and purity of lif,
among these men, in connection with
the National W. G, 7. U. Colonel Shat
ter, in command OF the United State
forces encamped in Los Angeles, invitst
Mrs. Mrs. McClees to hold meeting il
the camp last Sunday evening.