The herald., 1897-10-17
REDoNDo

| REDONDO, Oct. 16. - Irregular Cor
respondenec) John Haywards. aged 81
years, resident of Redondo, died at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. W. N.
Best, on Francisco avenue, on Wednes-
day. The funeral services were con-
Quoted in the Congregational church of
this city, Rev. J. M. Schafley of Los An
gees and Rev. G. w. Coultas of Re-
dond'o officiating. The remains were in
tered in Rosedale cemetery at Los An
geles.
| Mrs. John H. F. Peck entertained at
| luncheon a few of her Los Angeles
friends at the Redondo hotel yesterday.
Those present were Miss Fairchild, Miss
Helen Fairchild, Mrs. H. G. Bundrum,
Mrs ]. A. Jevne, Mrs A. H. Braly and
Mrs. A. w. Burch
S. D. Barkley, editor Of the Redondo
Breeze, left Tuesday on the ycht Ram
bier for cruise to Santa Barbara and
the islnds. He expects to be absent
about two weeks.
w, ]. Brunning, tonsorial artist in the
English block, returned home yester-
day after a vacation Of two weeks at
Calabasas.
William E. Wright, an old resident of
Redondo, was fined SIS in Judge With
erils court for disturbing the peace and
quiet Of his neighbor, S. Guthrie.
E. L. Hill and family moved to River
side yesterday, after stay of several
months at the Beach.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
were banner days for yellowtail fish
ing. Mrs. ,"Doc." Whitesides Of Re
dondo landed twenty-one in two hours
averaging about twenty-five pounds
each.
S M. Cook, formerly resident of
Covina, has rented the Means ranch,
about two and half miles east of Re-
dondo, where he is living with his
family.
The Kings Daughters of Redondo will
give a tamale social in Foresters' hall
on Monday evening, October 25th.
Mrs. Otto Cords of Los Angeles spent
several days at Redondo this week, vis-
iting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hess left Redondo
yesterday, Mr.. Hess to go to San Jacinto
springs and Mrs. Hess to visit her rela-
tives at Riverside and Monrovia, and re-
turn to the springs and Mr.. Hess in
about two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Rowell, pastor Of the Con-
gregational church Of Redondo, left on
the Santa Rosa for San Francisco for
much-needed and well-earned vaca-
ton, The people Of our little city will
miss him during his absence and well
come his return.
| Miss Alice Scott Of Los Angeles spent
Saturday at the beach, the guest Of her
father and brother.
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ber of her friends on Thursday evening
| in honor of Miss Elizabeth Ritchie, who
leaves for Arizona on Tuesday next.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs E. P.
Maxey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Whitson, Misses
Burch, Ritchie and Clark, and Messrs.
7. Scott, N. Scott, A. Dunn, d. Dunn,
A. w. Thompson and F. Forster.
Master Wilkerson, a member of the
public school, met with a severe acci-
dent on Friday by falling from the
swing in the school yard. He had his
face severely cut, and DR.. Cox placed
five stitches in the wound.
Mrs. F. w. McKinnie' left for Los An
geles. where she will spend a few days
among relatives.
M. M. Dawson was in Redondo yester-
day on business.
Mrs. ]. A. May left for Pasadena.
where she will remain a. few days, vis-
| iting here sister, Mrs. Lesenby.
| e. P. Maxey, Benjamin Franklin and
Ray Spencer returned home from hunt
ing trip in the mountains with fine
deer and plenty of quail.
The yacht Bonnie Bell, Captain Nc
Donell has left for San Pedro, where she
will remain during the winter.
The steam schooners Newsboy and La
Gironde arrived here yesterday with a
large consignment Of lumber for the Re-
dondo Lumber company.