The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-08

Harvey, Miss Minnie Harvey Mr.. Seth
Owens aud Mr.. A. G. ROSCOE, sailed tc
Church rock on the Fleet Wings, Capt.
]. H. Shaver commanding.
Bert Poland Bruce has returned from
Coronado. having-enjoyed the trip there
on the Ram bier, the guest OF MIR. and
hrs, Z IHissiiilees.. CT Pasadena
Miss Frances Croft has arrived and is
with her mother, Mrs. L. A Croft. and
sisters, Misses Nellie and Alice Croft, in
their pretty camp.
The San Diego made trip around the
island.
George f. Weaver, proprietor of the
on La Paloma.
Gregory Croft is favorits at the pa
vilion.
Mrs. Harry Adams, wife of the we'll
known fruit rancher near Phoenix. Ariz.,
Is here tor short stay.
Through the courtesy OF j Neal Plumb.
the Herald correspondent and party were
rendered the power yacht Catalina for y
trip to the istlimus, which was enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Binford, DR.. William
Brill, W. @. Batcnellor and Mrs. Harry
Adams of Phoenix.
Captain Trefethen likes the babies.
The smiling countenance OF Purser Cary
always greets this visitor to Catalina.
F. D. Hall. cashier OF the Citizens
bank, is expected over. Let the fish be-
ware.
Miss Susy Easton Of The Herald ex-
poets to see Catalina before the season
closes.
Mr.. P. r. wilding was a guest of Mr..
]. Neale Plumb on fishing tip. Thirty
two yellowtail were killed wish rod and
reel.
Charles Lucksnbaoh, city clerk, is
spending his vacation here.
Mr.. Beasley. the merchant, chapsroned
IL Ia hal
Capt. Frank Whitley's yacht Nellie is
in the harbor.
Capt. G. L. Reeves invited The Herald
correspondent and party on sail. The
Violet is the prettiest yacht in the har-
Dor. Mr.. G. H. Miller made a good bow
model.
4 Captain Wiley brought in ifty-fve
groupers. He caught as many as tour
teen on one line with sixteen hooks.
Denis Kearney mot of sand lot fancy,
our deputy sheriff, has left us.
Messrs. Harry and Earnest Hargreaves
beat R. H. H. Chapman and William @.
Brooks playing tennis, while Miss Martha I'll IA
Chalfant and Mrs. Chapman.
Misses Lille Shorb and Miss Lottie
Chalfant are the best lady swimmers
here.
Capt. G. N. Jargstorff commands the
Catalina.
Via man OWalH is lnblll ACIc'
Charles Williams is over for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.McComas of Pomona
are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bailey of Pomona
are camping on the old camp ground
The mem bers of the Sea View camp
have departed for home. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Folsom were last to GO. Mr.. Folsom
landed a twenty nine pound yellowtail on
his last tlshing trip.
Harry Folsom swan from Sugar Loaf
to Pebbly beach in thirty-nine minutes.
M. A. Baker, vlce-president of Baker
Iron works. was here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horner enjoyed a
vacation here.
The orchestra will come over and play
for us now and then.
The following visited Seal rocks on
Fleet Wings: George Steamo, H. G. Lun-
brook. W. W. Wakefield. Miss Wangenheim,
Mrs. A. w. Seaver, Miss Maud Seaver,
Julia Kramer, Mrs. Jennie E. Eoff, Dan
vile, ILL., Mrs. +. d. Martin, Phoenix. Ariz.
Mrs.F. G. Devendorf, Miss Ada Devendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crlppin f. B. Ell.
berson, New York; S. W. Smith. Santa
Ana; Mrs. S. Hits Wells. Santa Ana;
Mrs. NJ. R; Simpson, Miss. NJ. Simpson,
Texas; Lille d. McGinnis, Mrs S. Ella
Rosoon. Mrs. Bostwick. ]. t. Gardener,
| England; G. Brewer, England: J. Mar
| tin, Miss Richards, Arizona; Mr.. NAL
lory, Miss Mallory. George A. Simpson,
F. M. Turner. Pomona; A. M. Rowe,
Mrs. E. Wagenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Brennsr and Judge Lucien Shaw.