The herald., 1896-12-02
PER SONALS

Will Browne of Chicago is at the
Nadeau.
w. ]. Pollard of Augusta Ga, is at the
Hollenbeck.
Earl Barnes of Stanford University is
at the Westminster.
J. L. Watson and wife of st. Louis are
guests at the Nadeau.
Mary l., Pratt of Chicago has apart
ments al the Westminster.
A. G. Young of San Francisco has
apartments at the Hollenbeck.
Dr. j. w. Freeman. from South Da-
kota is registered at the Ramona.
p. l.. Lovelace and wife of Austin
Texas. are guests at the Ramona.
Mr. w. A. Wilcox of Washington is al
the Hollenbeck, after an absence of four
years.
Mrs. W. B. Waters and Miss Waters,
tourists from Chicago, are at the Ra-
mona.
Henry j. Pauly of the Kingsley Barnes
company of Chicago is guest at the
Ramona.
w. j. Wagner, prominent Ohio sad
die manufacturer, is registered at the
Hollenbeck
Jake Cohn of San Francisco arrived
in the city yesterday and is stopping at
the Nadeau
Mr.. A. A. Sparks, prominent citizen
OF San Diego autographed at the Hol-
lenbeck yesterday.
David Davis, a wealthy capitalist
from Minneapolis, is spending the VIM
ter at the Ramona.
A. j. Sherman. wholesale grocery
merchant from Chicago, has arrived in
Los Angeles to locate
Major Scobell, a retired English mill
tary gentleman, is at the Hollenbeck
on a trip around the world.
Mr.. r. j. Belford, wife and daughter
are up from Capistrano and are regis
tered at Hotel Hollenbeck.
Mrs. S. c. Haugh and Miss Haugh,
from Minneapolis, have arrived at the
Ramona to spend the winter,
John M. Champion, II. d. Cowler and
II. T.. Clarke of New Haven, Conn, ar
rived at the Nadeau yesterday.
Miss Cudahy, Miss Clara Cudahy and
Miss Agnes Edwards of Chicago have
arrived at the Westminster for the WIN
ter.
C. w. Doubleday Miss Hereford and
Miss Doubleday of WASHINGTON D C..
compose party who arrived at the
Westminster yesterday.
Mr. S. G. Nesmith, the well-known
san Jose banker. and his bride are at the
Hollenheck. They leave for home this
evening on the Sunset Limited
The following persons compose d
party of San Franciscans at the Nadesu
Marcus MIillers, A. T.. Howard and wife.
Charles Heineman, Fl. F. Adler, John
kearney,
j. l.. Hibbard formerly trainmaster
for the Southern Pacific railway, has
been appointed freight agent and yard
master II Los Angeles. The train mas
ter's duties have been assumed by w. B.
l3eamer.
Arrived in the city yesterday and
stopping at tie Ilollenhnck are the fol-
lowing well-known San Francisco gen-
tlemen: f. l.. Stroh, Harry G.. Martell,
Louis Engel, A. ". Ballard, j. f. Fa-
gothey. w. Fl. Stanley and Gus f. Dorm.
Mr.. F. e. Sharkey. who represents the
big house of j. W. Goddard & Sons of
New York, has apartments at the Hol-
lenbeck.
The following persons arrived in the
state by Phillips excursion YESTERDAY
Mr.. j. w. Miller manager: James Il
Black. Miss McMasters, j. HodGin. Miss
Archibald. Mrs. j. ii. Spencer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nation, Miss Bessie Tonner, Mrs
G. A. Crawford. +. j. Barney, n, G
Drake, Harriet Drake, Lulu Coin, MI
f. l.. Cooper and family, Betty Jacob
sin. Lille Strand, Nolo Nelson, NJ. w
Hostatter and family, G. s. Wayner
Mrs. E. c. Campbell, Mrs. r. f. Ludlow
Mrs II. l.. Allen, Mrs. c. l.. Coats, Mrs
7. p. Arnold, Mrs. w. II. Kendall, Mr..
and Mrs. G H. Sipp, Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Cleary, Minnie II. Letchie and children,
Mrs. w. c. Hall, E. G.. Henry, NJ. Nj
Dyer, G. J. Hincuri and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Dundas. II. PritZ. Mr.. and Mrs G.
l.. Bradshaw. Mr. Hettle, Il. ID. Acllle-
man and family. NJ. b. Givens. Mr.
Johnson and family, Mrs. E. Drew, Clara
Nelson.