The herald., 1895-08-18

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, lin and daughter were initiated into thS
| piscstorial world by Harry Elms, the ex-
| pert boatman. They brought in catch
| Of five yellowtail and four bass.
Mr.. Stuart NJ. Beard has captured bis
fourth Jewish, weighing l4s pounds, with
| a rod and reel. 1t consumed one hour
and three.quarters to kill him.
Mr.. A. W. Francisco. jr., has arrived
ana is at the Grand Vie~.. :
Jack Jevne tried hishand at sailing .
canoe. The result was tip-over, his
friend Mr.. Dickinson being spilled out
at the same time. The Fleet Wings
| picked them up.
G. Q. Waite, Ontario, andD. B. Burnett,
are at the Island Villa.
Pail Martin of kedondo visited us for
| few days.
A bonfire party given by Mrs. John
McCrae and Mrs. Hay Dickinson took
! place at Romance cave. an excellent feast
of good things was discussed. after which
singing and banjo music enlivaned the
evening. the merry makers were: Judge
man, Rothns Chapman, Cardinal Man
nlng. Lord Langley. Misses Jenny Eames.
Martin, May and Dorothy Roth, Peggy
Lorimer, Kate Landt, Dorothy Croft.
Minnie Prentiss, Pauline Lewis, Georgia
Strong. Whittier; Braden. S an Diego;
Sophia Swain. Gwendolin Overton, Marie
Thomson. Miss katherine Scudder, Lot
tie Chalfant. Miss Ellen Terry, Messrs.
Hay Chapman, Tom, Ralph and Warren
Carhart, c. S. Swain. ii. G. Hubbard,
J. J. Varie, J. Jepson, Lon Pratt. Ralph
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloeser.
Mrs. Condit, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Nc
d onnell.
E. l.. Doren broke the record in CATCH
ing sixteen groupers. averaging five
pounds piece on one line, which was
600 feet long. Being deep water fish,
| they were dead as soon as raised to the
| surface. They looked like a string of
| Japanese kites strung out on the water.
| The grouper banks are located four miles
off Seal rocks.
Major Darling and Edward Groendyte
of Pasadena returned from the fishing
grounds swith a large string of fish.
Billy Sarnow, the boatman, rowed the
following party to the fishing banks near
Church rock: Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
and Judge Johnson. A string of fine fish
was the result.
A Jolly party went fishing in the Cata-
lima to the opposite side of the island.
The piscatorial conquests were many. In
the party were Dr.. and Mrs. Cochran,
TSs
Schumacher. Arthur Schumacher, Guy
Cochran, Kenneth Bruce, +. III. Hereford
and Herbert Tenney.
S. P. Hensley. c. L. Johnson, W. B.
Leverich. of the police force of
Los Angeles are spending their vacation
here. Officer Hensley is the shark tiend !;
Officer Leverich is sailing mackerel for
future consumption, while Officer john
son gives his friends pointers on sailing g.
W. Chambers, the attorney, is enjoying
life here.
The following jolly party visited Ro-
nance canyon picnicking Miss Pauline
Lewis, Miss May Heimann, Miss Lillian
Klages, Miss Katherine Scudder. Miss
Agnes Wallace. Miss Belle Wallace, vii.
liam W. Donnell. Lord Chesterfield, Ralph
Weaver. Ralph klages. Mr.. Roden, Scud-
der and Count Two Step.
L. A. Salisbury, Franz Burkhard. Ed
mond Gregory, A. II. Hammond. c. M.
Briggs, Mrs. c. Philburn, Miss Cora A.
Nonce, Pomona, are at the Grand View.
Mrs. r. G. Benton, Miss Kendall. Miss
Miller. Miss Olive Miller compose the
Mr.. and Mrs; +. v: Taylor. Misses 4 s
Nc Dowell. Mr.. Robbins visited the island
on the yacht Clemente from Los Ange-
les.
W. f. Bosbyshell and family circum-
navlgated the island on the San Diego
Miss Annie Il. jenkins and friends are
located at the Island Villa.
Mr.. Gordon. proprietor of the Sea Beach
restaurant, died of abscess of the stomach.
The little daughter of Harry Ball rolled
over cliff seventy-fve feet high. The
result was only a few scratches.
Mrs. c. c. Thompson of Pasadena, NJ.
]. Banks, w. p. Battelle, d. Norton, c.
C. Tilley are at the Grand View.
Miss Carrie Hill of Pasadena is over for
a and rpui lterp6 ar rho
Grand View
by Mr.. and Mrs. &. Z. Penn berton. are
making two weeks stay al the Grand
View. They are DR.. Y. c. Bates San
Gabriel Helen NJ. Phil ps, Ada S. Phil
lips, Anna G. Crandell and Helen Weeks
all of Alhambra.
Mrs. J I'll. Myers, Miss Katherine N.Y.
ers and Mr.. Whilien enjoyed camp life
here during the past week.
Mr.. Andrew Mullen of the Whittier in
dustrial school board, Is enjoying life at
the Metropole with hls family.
Messrs. Frank Hereford and Herbert
Tenney OF Tucson, Ariz., are with us
| again.
The Hon. Perry Wildman of the Ari-
zona legislature and one OF the heavie ST
merchants of the territory. is stopping at
the Island Villa hotel.
The Misses Nischer OF Pasadena are en-
ioying camp life here.
U. 5. Grant.and family of San Diego
have taken rooms at the Metropole.
Miss Croft, daughter OF Judge Croft, is
| with friends here.
Miss Daisy Bennett of Phoenix, Ariz.,
| is expected in the near future. Mr.and
Mrs. Il. l.. Doran have assEguests Mr..
! Duran's brother, Mr.. Ed Doran, and his
| cousin, Mr.. viii Doran, OF San Bernardno.
They have enjoyed several trips in Mr..
Doran's new power yacht the Narod.
| They captured numerous yellow tail, al
| bacore and other fish with rod and reel
| The Sardinescamp is a pretty cottage tent
| overlooking the town and bay and con-
tains bevy of pretty girls who are chap
eroned by Mines. Pattee. Corson and Mr
Jack Jevne. They are Misses Sallie and
| Cora Goodrich. Genevieve and Olga Mark
| May CorsoD, Theo and Marie Burnett.
Mr.. Charles A. Jones, leader Of the