The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-31
CORONADO
Secondhand Bait for Fishermen soiourners
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Secondhand Bait for Fishermen - Soiourners
bv the sea--Notes
CORONADO. July 30.-A Coronado
fisherman has discovered an economical
method Of batting. One day last week
sharks were running and small fish were
scarce. After landing 1Oo-pound shark
he whipped out his knife Laid the shark
open, removed the live fish bait, and
threw 1t again, landing a 150-pound
shark for his second catch.
Mrs.W.P. Mccormick of Idaho Springs
entertained with boating party on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Katherine Bloodgood. the we'll
known vocalist, was entertained at din
ner by Miss D. P. Dunn on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Chichester, wife Of the Rev. w.
j. Chichester. has received the sad news
Of the death of her aunt, who was killed
in the recent cloudburst at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Huff of Pasadena
have concluded a weeks visit at the
hotel and will return later in the season
to renew their acquaintance with Coro-
nado's charms.
John G. Mckinney of the Los Angeles
Ice and Cold Storage company, was a
guest here the past week.
Solicitor Rossington of the Santa Fe
who, with his family, Is sojourning at
Coronado, is visiting in San Francisco for
few days, accompanied by Miss Ros-
sington.
K. H. Wade was recent visitor here.
F. A. Pattee of the Land of Sunshine
Publishing company, accompanied by
Mrs. Pattee and Miss Schnell, spent Sun
day at the hotel.
Godfrey Holterhoff, jr, Of the South
ern California, and family, are due at
the hotel early in August.
r. Barthels, jr, of New York, is a re-
cent arrival here.
The family of G. F. Gray, president of
Gray Bros Artificial Stone Paving
company of San Francisco, are guests
at the hotel.
I. L. Hubbard, A. W. Fisher and r.
Zellner were recent Los Angeles Wis
itors.
Mrs. G. C. vose and son, Los Angeles
accompanied by Mrs, G. A. Caswell and
Edward Woodbury., are stopping here
Horace s. Oakley Of Chicago in So
journing at the Coronado.
The Misses Adams Of Detroit gave a
boating party to some twenty Of their
friends early in the week.
Mrs. G. Holden and Mrs. S. Cook of
Santa Ana were entertained here on
Sunday by Miss Lila Beers of Chicago.
Little Misses Katherine Chichester of
Los Angeles, Norma Burling of San
Francisco, Dollie Pansy and the big
Newfoundland. were photographed in
the court, forming the most charming
group seen here in many day.
Countess Won Schlutterbach assisted
at the orchestra concert in the hotel
theater on Sunday afternoon, contribut-
ing For All Eternity, which was re-
ceived with a hearty encore, to which
the countess responded charmingly.
Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell of New York
has been making the hotel her headquar-
tiers while sightseeing in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. X. Gibson of Fruitvale enter.
tanned her friends on the launch Undint
on Thursday evening.
A. Glassell, jr,, and family are 10.
Angeles guests here.
Sho Nemoto and Forji Kusakado, tn,
Japanese representatives, enjoyed tn,
hospitalities Of the hotel during thei
San Diego visit.
Every moonlight night and many of thu
unlight ones finds Orange avenue aliy,
I with wheels and wheelmen.
George w. Parsons. Tom P. Robertson
and f. Wood were recent Los Angelo.
visitors at the hotel.
Miss A. NJ. Jones of Los Angeles was
the guest of Mrs c. N. Bushnell anC
Mrs. Williams at the hotel on Sunday