The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-11
THE PASSING THRoNG.

TIE FAS9lNG 1NVN0s
the Natick house.
Scott whaley, one OF the Needles big general
merchants, is guest at the Nadeau
Henry w. Nolan, TIE well.known attorney OF
Chicago, is a guest at the Hollenbeck.
W. j. Sheriff of Santa Paula is in the city as
delegate to the citrus fair convention.
Judge Elmer c. Roweli, occupant of the su-
preme bench at San Bcrnardino, came to the
Nadeau yesterday.
Mrs. r. J. Northam. wife of Colonel Northam
of Mirada accompanied by her daughter, reg
istered at the Nadeau yesterday.
]. II. Colfree of Mojave is at the Nadeau.
He arrived yesterday morning and while
here will place come contracts for provisions
at his Bakersfield and Mojave eating stations
W. s. Wood, the San Francisco attorney, is a
guest at the Westminster. Mr.. Wood is &C.
companied by his wife. They intend to visit
their fruit ranch at Arcadia before returning
to the north.
]. W. Jones Of Washington, D. c., we'll
known business man of that locality,
has come here with the intention Of
residing permanently He is at present a
guest at Hotel Ramona
beck. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Clar
of New York, enjoyed what they afterward
characterized as a delightful tally-ho trip to
Mount Lowe yesterday returning in time for
dinner
jolly party of tourists arrived at the Hol-
lenbeck yesterday morning from Edwardsville,
ILL.,, consisting of Thos Barco, Chas. Pauley,
]. G. Kuebel and Henry p Holtz. They are
delighted With the climate of Southern Cali
TO- mia, after passing part of the winter in the
frozen east.
State Senator Theodore Davis of Florence.
Ariz., and State Senator J. H. Martin of Pres
colt, that state, met in the foyer of the
Nadeau yesterday and exchanged remarks
somewhat similar to those that once passed be-
tween the governor of North Carolina and the
occupant of the gubernatorial chair OF South
Carolina Senator Davis is on his way here
from San Francisco, while Senator Martin is
on his way home to San Francisco. Senator
Davis condoled with Senator Martin. and Sen
ator Martin congratulated Senator Davis.
W. A. Mcdonald of New Westminster, B. c.,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday and is regis
tered at the United States hotel. Mr.. McDon-
aid said there were several vessels ice bound
in the Fraser river when he left. "Why do
people live up in such a cold country? Well,
there's money up there" he said. ASK the
people of Oregon and Washington why we
live there. If it wasn't for British Columbia
the farmers of Oregon would be starving now.
We have big local tariff up there So ton
on hay-but for all that the oregon farmers
get their produce to us and get ready cash for
it. thing they stand in sore need Of these
day.. Victoria is the distributing point for
the farm produce Of oregon and Washington.
AT THE BELLEVUE TERRACE.
Miss Lena Y. Reed of Fayetteville, Ark, is
another guest booked here for the winter.
Mrs W. E. Grswald and child and Mrs. F. M
Tucker aud two children arrived yesterday.
and took sui for the entire season.
Though the Bellevue Terrace hotel has only
been open few days, Manager Dodds points
with pride to his well-flled register Most of
the guests booked far are for leng thy
periods A party of five from Philadelphia.
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Newman. Miss
IL. Wilson. their neice, and MI and Mrs
Charles F. Pike will remain oil winter.
THE RAYMOND.
Mrs. G. NJ. Whitman OF Brockton. Mass, was
made happy on Monday by the arrival Of her
husband from the east.
The Misses Sarah E, and Anna B. Connery
and H. H. Pnney are Bostonians who have
been sojourning at Coronado and who have
just arrived at the Raymond for a protracted
stay. 81
Equestrianism has many worshipers here,
among them b-ing f. A. Foster, Jason Evans,
Miss L. W. Rogers Mis- L. B Under. Miss
Mary Edger, william Edgar, Mr. and Mrs
George r. Yarrow and Master Harry Yarrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Sherard and their little
daughter have forsaken the wilds of Montana
and are gistered at The Raymond. They en-.
tertained at dinner last evening Mrs. r. T.
Marshall and Miss Marshall of Pasadena.
The Raymond is fast illingup. The younger
element has not yet made its appearance and,
of course. the social season is not therefore in
full swing. But the young people will com.
mence to arrive in about 10 days and then the
fun will begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Wilson, and their SON
Raymond V. Wilson, who reside in Berkele y.
came down from Echo mountain yesterday
and are comfortably lodged for few days.
They are accompanied by Miss H. Josephine
Landon, OF Chicago
AT DEL CORONADO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Clapp of Los Angeles
are spending their honeymoon here.
G. W. Prescott. Highlands and W. B. Beamer
Los Angeles were recent guests at the hotel.
J C. E. Orr of San Gabriel and c. b. wingate
| uCCOnlPt HIOh Wy W III DCitoIi, tto III McAlCu
OH hree days quaii-shooting expedition.
| Judge p G, Lathrop OF San Francisco, will
his niece. Miss Ruth P. Holmes is pa ing or
ex ended visit here. Judge Lathrop is fire.
quent guest
The Thetis left at o'clock yesterday morn
! ing The officers, who have been frequen
| guests at the hotel, express much regret q
leaving spot where they had enjoyed life S,
| completely.
Tomorrow's programme at the hotel will in
clude rabbit chase on North island in tn
afternoon and full dress hop IN the evening
With music by L. L. Kammermever's full or
chestra large number are expected from
San Diego and several from Los Angeles.
The ladies of the Coronado Fortnightly clul
are pursuing their Shasespea can studies witt
unusual interest since lis ching to the lectur
given at their invitation by the R=v.Georg
Arbuthurst vicar of tr.tford-on-Avon, Eng
land and custodian of the Shakespeare relies
DR. and Mr. Arbuthurst spent some 10 day
very pleasantly at the hotel going from her
to Pas .dena and oiher POINTS north
Orr & Patter son, funeral directors and G m
baimers; fair prices, first-clsss worx. ID
North Spring street. Telephone IS.
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