The herald., 1895-07-28

ciic trains run to the end Of tho wharf,
| some 1900 feet in length, and mess of the
| tinny tribe is easily secured.
| The advantages OF this resort are many
| 1t is easily reached in a very short time
| from Los Angeles. as the train service IS
! Southern Pacific road leaves here at 20
and lands passengers thirty minutes la
| ter in the Angel City. Returning, the
| Southern Pacific has fast train which
| leaves the city at 5:l5 pm, and another
leaves shortly after over the Santa Fe.
| The track is rock ballasted, and there is
! no dust This service makes it possible
for business man to bring his family to
the beach for the summer and be with
them at night.
Mr.. ". j. Cartan, OF st. Louis tore HIM
self away from his mining interests in
here over Sunday.
THKock of New Orleans is a favorite
with the gentle sex at present at the
Arcadia.
Miss Carrie Koshland and Mrs. NJ. S.
Koshland have returned from short trip
to Catalina.
Mr.. NJ. A. Wilcox and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Miner made a flying, trip to San
Diego and Coronado beach this week.
W. B. Wiltshire returned from a short
trip to San Francisco last night.
Mr.. JONI Adams, of Pasadena, who
Ms. Elgutter. of Omaha, Neb., left
Wednesday, after a months sojourn at
the Hotel Jackson.
Mrs. A. Redwell. Mrs. Eschman and
sister, Miss Weissich of Phoenix, who
are guests of the Hotel jackson, were in
Los Angeles Yesterday.
Mrs. Z. S. Codding. of Los Angeles is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Rodey of New
Mexico, who is here.
Quite white City" has sprung up at
Ocean park. 1t is an ideal camping
ground and campers are fast becoming
acquainted with the fact.
Captain Thorn, who has been i'll for
some time is able to walk ont of doors.
Mr.. J. W. Mahon and family, OF Bakers
field, are here for the summer.
The North Beach bath house has made
a decided improvement which bathers
will appreciate. The intake pipe has been
extended far out beyond the surf line and
this makes the water in the plunge free
from sand. Manager Jones has an ade-
quate force to handle big crowd and has
added accommodations for $50 bathers.
Mrs. Hale and Miss Hale, Of Pomona.
are the guests of Mrs. n. Bundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mooser are entertain
ing Charles n. Schwab ard daughter, of
San Francisco.
The Marshall cottage on Fifth street is
occupied by Mrs. DR.. II. G. Brainerd of
Los Angeles.
MauV new lIn improvements aro ueluS
made at Ocean park. The latest is half
mile promenade along the beach near the
y. NJ. G. A. bath house.
The local peace officers are hoping for
the same state of affairs tomorrow that
existed week ago. Not single arrest
was necessary in all the crowd.
Messrs. Rice and Rapp will be the con-
testants in the half mile swimming race
tomorrow. Both have heat to their
credit and tied for second place. First
place was won by Arthur Splittstoesser
last Sunday.
The Los Angeles Military band will fur
pish music at the bandstand on the bluff
tome orrov afternoon.
The following are the latest arrivals at
Hotel Arcadia: +. J. Cote, st. Louis G.
NJ. Richardson and wife, Los Angeles;
Mrs. M. Hunter, Mrs. ". Ii. Wiley and
Laura Wiley Pasadena; Jonn Auckinc-
ton, Redlands; W. B. Arnold and wife,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Meyb
aud Miss Leah Hellman, Los Angeles ).
NJ. NorGlinger and S. d. Mott Los An
geles; c. II. Rudoock and son, Chicago; !;
Otto h. Freitag, and Rev. Maude l..
Freitag, National City; Miss Ruddock,
Los Angeles.