The herald., 1895-04-15
HERE FOR LA FIESTA

Judge Mcfarland of the supreme bench,
and his family are at the Nadeau.
[. S. Dinkelspeil. the well known manu-
featuring jeweer, is at the Westminster.
D. Morgan Mcmillan, a San Francisco
capitalist, is at the Westminster.
J. Ross Jackson of San Francisco and
his friend Bill Longdon drove to Pasa-
dena yesterday.
G. S. Phelps, prominent business man
OF Santa Barbara, is in town and is stop
ping at the Hollenbeck.
Frank Palmer. merchant of Stockton,
is at the Hollenbeck, accompanied by his
wife and three daughters.
c. S. Hardy. wholesale butcher from
San Diego. is in the city to buy band of
cattle and to view the Fiesta
Mrs. Cecil J. Mills, wealthy property
owner of Portland, Ore, is in town to see
the Fiesta, and is at the Westminster.
Tom Nolan, a ell-known liquor dealer
OF San Francisco, came in town last night
and was entertained by his friends.
Frank Tomlinson a well-known Mil
waukee business man, and his son are
at the Hollenbeck
J. lowering of Detroit is at the West
minister He came to see the Fiesta and
says that there are fully five hundred De-
troit people in town
Senator Eli Dennison of Alameda coun-
ty, and his charming family are at the
Nadeau. The Senator was glad to see all
his friends last evening.
W. f. Rice and wife and Mrs. W. d.
Greenleaf Of Scranton, Pa, are in the city.
Mr. Rice is intereste ] in several large coal
mines and is quite wealthy.
Mrs. Il. W. Eugene and Mrs. ]. S. Fill
more have come ali tie way from Denver.
Colo, to see the Fiesta and have taken
apartments at the Westminster.
G. Walters, the theatrical man of San
Francisco. is at the Nadeau. He saw last
years Fiesta and says that he could not
think OF missing this one.
Miss Helen Lindlev and Miss II. Smith
of Sacramento are visiting Los Angeles
to view the Fiesta, and are registered at
the Hotel Broadway
Mrs. A. Z. Straut, sister of the senior
member of the firm of Meiggs q Straut,
came down from San Francisco day or
two ago and is stopping at the Hotel
Broadway.
Mrs. Josephine Moody Luthe, an attor-
ney OF Denver, Colo, and known as the
great silver orator, is stopping at. the Ho-
tel Broadway. She came to view the
Fiesta.
w. D. Dressler of the Examiner was
coming down with Pop" Sullivan, but
the stock of No. II rubbers gave out and
he feared crossing the athepi in the
snow.
Sig Grenbaum, prominent San Fran
cisco merchant. has apartments at the
Westminster He has brought his wife
with him and says he couldn t miss the
Fiesta.
w. II. Kelly of Helena. Mont. who is
stopping at the Hollenbeck. came to see
the Fiesta and complained yesterday be-
cause the festivities were not in progress
when he arrived.
John J. Shoughnessy, one of the most
widely known travelling men on the Pa
citic Coast, is visiting Los Angeles for the
first time in ten years. III e says he could
not miss the Fiesta.
Il. A. Munger and servant of Chicago
are at the stminster. Mr. Munger is
the well known elevator man and is i'm
mensely wealthy. and has been doing
Southern California for several months.
He says that he came in to see the Fiesta.
Among the visitors in the city is DR..
George Goodfellow, of Tucson, health Of
iicer of Arizona Territory, and surgeon
for the Southern Pacific on the Yuma
Tucson division. He will remain several
weeks.
Edgar D. Pcixotte, Walter B. Blair, the
attorney, Stanley Poneton de Arce and
IL. 6. Howell, party from San Fran
cisco, are at the Hollenbecll, awaiting
Fiesta week. They drove through the
country yesterday
Messrs. George Rubenstein and J.
Iacoby, two wel-knOwn travelling men
from the west. are at the Hollenbeck.
They heard about the Fiesta and came
out. Mr.. Jacoby was never near the
ocean before.
W. J. (Pop) Sullivan, of San Francisco,
arrived in the city yesterday to assist in
the festivities of La Fiesta. Pop is one of
the high priests OF San Francisco Bohemia.
and the court of which he is Il member
has lately appointed him guardian of
Willie Dressler. Pop is welcome visitor
and will be kent busy while here.