The herald., 1896-07-17
SAN PEDRO


The Penelope ReflttlnH for crulse-PersonsI
Notes
SAN PEDRO. July 16-The schooner
Penelope, which is owned by the Lacys
of Los Angeles. Is undergoing vigorous
overhauling preparatory to getting her
In shape for her long cruise through the
Gulf fMexico. The Lacys are to go
with her. It has been rumored that the
trip will be made for the purpose OF To-
eating iron mines on the Mexican coast
Capt. Larsen will be in command.
= Capt. D. w. wefdt returned yesterday
from Catalina island on his steam
yacht Lizzie Bell W., with party Of ten
Angelenos, who were the guests Of Sam
uel Reese. They landed at the isthmus
and camped Tuesday. There the time
was pleasantly spent in cruising and
fishing, the catch being over 400 pounds
Of fish,
The mission on Beacon street con-
tinues to draw crowds every evening.
The work Is under the supervision of
Mesdames Sawyer. Clark and Liebo.
M. e. Lindskow. night watchman, fell
last night and sustained injuries about
the left side.
Quite a number Of tents are pitched at
Timm's point. and the campers are in
large numbers upon the beach.
r. w. Hill, M. D.. who Is the Demo-
cratic central committeeman for San
Pedro. met with the executive commit
tee at Los Angeles yesterday. and he
has been instructed that a SPECIAL train
will leave East San Pedro over the Ter
minal road on Saturday evening. July
25th.
On Friday evening. July 24th. Martha
Washington council. Order Of Chosen
Friends. will give q public installation
at Ewinfordsa hall Thovo will ho anop r..
ing. to be followed by a dance and sup
per. The following officers will be in
stalled for the ensuing term: Mrs.
Schmitt. p. c.; Mrs. E. c. Weldt, c.;
Mrs. T. G. Schulze, v. c.; w. A. Car
penter. instructor: w. H. Savage, eecre-
tary; H. M. Dakin. treasurer; Mrs. R.
Hillyer, prelate; Mrs. H. p. Dakin, mar
shal; Miss e. BARGE, warden; c. Blank,
guide; ]. Swinford. sentry.
Miss Carrie Lidskow has returned
from Avalon, where she has been for the
past month visiting her sister. Mrs.
Parker.
The schooner Vesta arrived from Ia
coma with corga of lumber to the San
Pedro Lumber company.
Steamer Eureka, Capt. Jepson, arrived
from San Francisco and way ports with
passengers and merchandise to the
Southern Pacific company.
Steamer Tillamook, Capt. Hansen,
sailed for San Francisco.
Steamer Pasadena, Capt. Hamilton,
sailed for Eureka for cargo Of lumber
for the Kerckhoff- Gunner Mill and Lum-
ber company.
There is still quite number unregis-
tered. There are two places to register,
H. Jacoby's. Front street, and Sam Ben
nett's, Sixth and Beacon streets
Ocean Queen, Rebekah Degree Lodge,
No. 5S. will install officers in Fraternal
hall Saturday evening.
s. c. Stevenson has moved his family
from Los Angeles into the Urquhardt
cottage, near CLARENCE hotel. They will
remain for the summer.
Mrs. c. Wier and lady friend, Mrs. E.
d. Neff and family. all of Los Angeles
are occupying the Glenburnie cottages
on Terminal island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dakin returned
home today from visit to San Diego.
Beacon street, from Seventh to Elev-
anth. has been put into a neat and clean
condition by the four men who were ar
rested ten days ago and fined ten days
to work on the streets.
Mrs. s. Souter and her daughter, Miss
Emily, returned hons to Los Angeles
after a weeks visit to the family Of Mr.
Fraser.