The herald., 1895-08-11
REDOKDO SUMMER GAYET|ES

REDONDO, Aug. 10.-As a peaceful
and quiet bathing. fishing, boating and
general summer resort Redondo is unez-
celled by any of the local seaside towns.
Tho absence of rowdyism ana roughness,
the excellent fishing and bathing faclli-
ties. the cool and refreshing sea breezes,
the evident desire of the residents to
make it pleasant and agreeable for visit
ois at nominal cost, all go to highly
recommend it to those fleeing for few
days or weeks from the heat, noise and
confusion of the cities.
Attorney James Burdett and wife OF
Los Angeles are spending few weeks at
this favorite summer resort; Mrs. Bur-
dett's musical engagements requiring her
presence in Los Angeles on Saturdays
and Sundays.
Mr.. Charles Neil. the ever pleasant and
hustling grocer Of East Los Angeles, Wis.
tied mis- wife and daughter. who are
spending the summer here.
One hundred and eighteen mackerel
gave up their lives as the result OF the
early rising of James Burdett and NJ. w.
Conkling Tuesday morning. The num-
ber increases every time they tell of it,
but the above statistics are correct.
The popular fruit and produce mer-
chant of Los Angeles, Mr.. Henry c..
Gibbs. together with his family. are en-
joying the excellent bathing, fishing and
boating OF Redondo.
The fishing Tuesday morning was
somewhat interrupted by the presence in
the bay of the largest school of porpoises
seen here this season.
Mines. g. W. Sherwood and Allison
Barlow of Los Angeles, With their chill
dren, were last Saturday the guests of
Mines. C. A. Neil anu +. L. Davis, enjoy
ing the breakers and freoh air.
The family Of Deputy District Attorney
Willis is here for stay of some time.
Mr.. Willis spending his nights with them
except when his duties, which are now
quite numerous, owing to the absence of
Deputy District Attorney James, prevent
his catching the last train.
Attorney J. A. Anderson, of the well
known firm of Anderson & Anderson, of
Los Angeles. has been rusticating here
with his family for some weeks, and de-
Clares 1T worth the trip back and forth
each day just to see. hear and smell the
ocean. Mr.. Anderson IS very much i'm
proved in heath, and should the present
soon mead bicycle to reduce his obesity.
East Los Angeles has'indeed recognized
the pleasant benefits to be derived from
stay at this delightful beach, as is evil
dencej by the number of her citizens
here, among those present from that por-
tion of the city being Mrs. NJ. G. Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindersmith. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell. Mrs. William Docksted-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean and daughter.
Miss Emma. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Mussey.
DR.. Morris and family. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Trowbrdge, Mrs. W. G. Brett and w. ii.
Perry and family.
Superintendent Hawks of the Main
street car line of Los Angeles spent Thurs
day at this place.
MI. and Mrs. J. T. Graves left for their
home in Los Angeles after week pleas
art outing here.
Among those registered with their fam
lilies at the Redondo hotel for few
weeks enjoyment of the many attractions
OF this favorite place are Messrs. Telfar
Creig hton, George J. Denis, Godfrey Hol-
terhoff. Will E. Dunn and William Prid-
ham. Others are also present in the per-
sons of Mrs. E. W. Church, Misses Addie
and Ethlyn Luitweiler. Mrs. A. W. Busch,
Misses Lewis aad Murray, George +. Bail
and wife of Ohillicothe. o.. Mr.. W. &.
Ball of Chillicothe. o., Mr. J. II. Jones
of Sar Francisco, Mr.. and Msr; Albert G.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mr..
RAIDER, Miss Waddilove, Dr.. and Mrs.
MacGowan. Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce OF San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Scott OF Chicago.
The many steamers and ships touching
at this point, loading and unloading
their cargoes, give glimpses of sea life OF
much interest to inland visitors.