The herald., 1898-09-14
AT AVALON
Yellowtail and Hunting in the Close Of
the Season

| xel1oWtall ana AunC1uS IN tne CIose OF
the Season
| AVALON, Sept. 13.-The launch parties
| that were so pleasant some weeks ago
seem to have reasserted their right to
prominence by their numbers.
The launch Sunbeam was chartered for
a pleasure trip to the isthmus. While at
the isthmus the party had picnic lunch
and a general good time. Those en- board
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Craig, Mrs. Steele.
Miss r. Cogl.n. M!st M. Coglin and Mr..
and Mrs. Buddington and children.
Clarence Jargstoreff, the master Of the
launch, entertained the party with numer-
Gus vocal selections.
| The launch Narod, which is being used
by Chris Ringsen while the Adelaide is
out of repair, made the trip down to the
| sthmus and back In the afternoon with a
party Of ten.
| The power yacht Fleetwing had party
iown to the same point early in the day.
Emerson Bros. have put the Santa Ana
out OF commission for few days while
some alterations are beinx made on her.
She will be IN shape some time this week.
| Captain and Mrs. Burnham entertained
a number Of friends with yachting trip
on board their yacht San Diego.
The Banning company has ceased issu-
ing permits for parties to hunt along the
water front, for the reason that some Of
| the parties who went out could not tell a
sheep from goat, and one morning after
a party had been hunting they found five
dead sheep. They still issue them over the
mountain grounds. There were four goats
killed yesterday. Three Of the longhorns
were killed by c. Summerfeld and the
other was brought to dust by Mr. Ed
Ruesse.
Mr.. P. H. Mathews was out for the flnny
tribe yesterday and landed a very nice
catch Of one yellowtaii, one whitefish, one
bass, one hal:but and one albicore. George
Cornell was boatman of the expedition, and
when he set out 1t was with the Intention
Of bringing in as many different kinds as
possible.
Miss Mathers, who has been spending
| the summer on the island, entertained a
| number Of friends at farewell luncheon
party at her summer home, Camp McGinty,
en- Clarissa avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Personals
| Mr.. C. A. Willard of Pasadena is regis
tered at the Grand View. Mr.. E. II. Will
lard accompanies him.
| P. H. Sanderson Of Chicago Is q recent
arrival at the Grand View.
Mrs. L. M. williams Of New York Is
| spending a few days on the island.
c. P. Simpson Of Boston, Mass, spent
| Sunday here.
e. A. Duncan and wife Of Los Angeles
have taken q tent in swanfeldts for short
! stay.
A. z zook of Covina is registered at the
| camp.
Miss W. Llewsllyn. 90 Los Angeles came
over yesterday.
Miss NJ. Roberts Is guest at the Glen
more.
R. James of Los Angeles is at the Glen+
more for short stop.
J. E. Hunsicker and wife Of Los Angeles
registered at the Metropole yesterday.
r. F. Vogel and wife are on the island.
3. Nisbet Of Pasadena is a recent arri-
va lat the Metropole.
H. L. Stoney Of Altadena came over re-
Gently.
G. I. Northrup Of Chicago is at the Metro
pole.
| NJ Goinn and wife Of San Francisco are
here for brief stay.
Mrs. J. c. Bauer is down from San Fran
cisco.
]. c. Childs and wife Of Los Angeles are
at the Metropole.
w. I. McAllister Of Pasadena is here.
| C. M. Linsey Is over from the other side.
G. w. Edwards came over from Santa
Monica Sunday.
J. c. Cuddlebach and wife Of Los Angeles
are at the Metropole.
U. c. Demming and W. E. Demming are
among recent arrivals at the Metropole.