The herald., 1898-08-18
BOATING AND BATHING
Now Very Popular at Santa Monica
Probable Trace Of Puebla

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 1.-THE people oil
| the heated interior are proving by thei,
presence here every day In large numbers
| that no other resort in this section excep,
Redondo. are the ocean breezes so cooling
and refreshing. Boating, bathing and ten
| mis- are the principal topics under discus
sion, the former pastime becoming ex
tremely popular by lovers Of yachting since
the completion Of the new pleasure wharf
The family resort conducted by Joseph
Shultz, about two miles from town, was
| burned to the ground last night, with i.s
contents. Mrs. Schulz had left coal oil
stove burning in the night and 1t is sup
posed it exploded. .1ye
A lamp was upset the same evening in the
Loop cottage on Seventh street, but through
the efforts of the occupants the fire was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
Jack Henry, who has Just returned from
his mountain ranch, reports having seen
man who closely resembled the murderer
Puebla, pass his house early Sunday morn
ing and reports have come in from other
sources to the effect that a couple of horses
along that route have been stolen since
the murder
The following delegates to the grand
lodge were elected at last nights meeting
Of the Good Templars: W. 1. Hull, L.
Sheckles, Mrs. Westover, Mrs. F. NJ. Taft,
and F. H. Taft. The alternates are Miss
Mabel L. Roster, Miss Emma Roster Mrs.
c. s. DeForce. N. P. Bundy, Thomas Mop.
Cough. The district delegates are Mrs. F.
M. Taft, F. H. Taft, Miss Emma Roster.
Miss Mabel Roster and Miss Mabel v. Mil
Ter. Alternates, Miss Kate Miles, Mrs. o.
s. Westover, Miss vernus Miller, N. p.
Bundy and T. Mop. Cough.
Personal and Social
Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Hazel Web
ster will leave by steamer Friday for the
north to enter Stanford university.
Simon Rinehart was a visitor here from
Los Angeles today.
N r. Folsom returned this afternoon
from visit to the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. w. F. Kennedy arrived from Los
Angeles this afternoon to remain some
time and will reside at $40 Fourth street.
Mrs. A. M. Hosking and family came
down from Los Angeles today and are To-
Gated in the Charles cottage.
Mrs. E. A. Hutchinson of Redlands is
guest at the Anchorage.
Mr.. and Mrs M. S. Hellman and family
returned to Los Angeles today after long
stay at the Arcadia.
Miss Harriet Witherell of Los Angeles
is visiting Miss Marian Freeman.
Miss e. Augusta Lamb of Los Angeles
was the guest of Miss Nora Wiltshire today.
Miss May Kidder OF Pasadena spent the
day here.
Mr.. Morgan of San Francisco is a guest
at Miramar.
Mrs. Z. Gurman OF Los Angeles is stop
ping at 238 Ocean avenue.
Arcadia arrivals: w. s. Bouscaren, Mrs.
N. NJ Holloway, Mrs. Fulton, Miss Nal
lard, Miss Dunkelberger. Miss Bessie Bon
sail, Mrs. R. A. Mcfarland, ]. r. Cut
ting, VIM. Pridham and wife, B. E. Thorpe,
Mrs. NJ w. Lewis, Mrs. Arcadia B. de
Baker. w. J. Richards, Mrs c. w. Hasson,
ida Hasson, DR.. Harry Smith, Mrs. G. A.
Smith, Miss Ada Smith, Los Angeles; Miss
Ainsworth Bell Ainsworth, F. Hereford
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Warner. ]. c. Mckee,
Redondo: Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bryan, Po-
mona, Col. j. w. Gilray, Boston; Fannie
Burgess, Springfield, Mass; Miss Bessie
Atwood, Chicago; Miss Nellie Mcfarland.