Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-13
Beatty Invades the Alexandria

Beatty Invades the Alexandria
The Alexandria hotel reminds one Of
Beatty, New, just as present. Not that
the hotel is filed with sand or sage
brush-far be 1t from me to insinuate
any such thing-but 1t is the people of
Beatty who have transferred them
selves for a few days.
E. S. Hoyt, proprietor of the famous
Montgomery hotel, and Mrs. Hoyt are
both gracing the Alexandria and they
are bent on doing a lot of business and
having a great deal of pleasure. With
them are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith,
who were married recently at the Lam
kershm hotel and since then have been
making their home at the Montgomery
In Beatty, where Mr.. Smith has min
ing interests.
Brice Turner, manager Of the Mont
gomery Shoshone mine, is also of the
party Mr.. Turner Is down on busi-
ness connected with the mine and he
also intends to enjoy some of the
pleasures the mining town does not Of
fer while he is in Los Angeles.
Fighting Men at the Lankershim
OF army and navy men the Lanker-
SHIN has beeh getting more than the
lions share of late. From the number
of navy men from Santa Barbara who
find their way down to the Lankershim
now and then one would think the
army and navy had decided to make
it headquarters.
Captain and Mrs. H. T. Cleaver of
Washington, D. c., and Captain H. T.
Mayo of San Francisco are at the Lam
kershim. Captain Cleaver is a retired
naval officer and Captain Mayo is very
much of an active naval officer
Mining Men at the Angelus
Curtis Mann, one of the most promi-
nent of the young business men of
Rhyolite, New, is at the Angelus. That
is, Mr.. Mann is at the Angelus when
he is not at the Jonathan club or see
ing some of one of host of friends
whom he has in Los Angeles. He came
out of the desert with ]. Ross Clark
and Senator Clark on private car.
Personals
Mrs. H. Schelfsert of Switzerland is
at the Angelus.
S. j. Hernstadt of Rhyolite, New, is
at the Hayward.
w. c. Marsh. mining man of Butte,
Mont, is at the Westminster.
Mrs. H. E. Underwood a mine owner
| of Mexico, is at the Alexandria.
M. ]. Murphy, mining man of Las
Vegas, New, is at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Clara A. RAIDER has taken apart
ments at the Hayward for the winter
H. Oesting, chairman of the San
Diego harbor commission, is at the
Angelus.
Richard F. Grant, prominent
banker of Knoxville Tenn, is at the
| Angelus.
r. H. Calder, furniture manufac-
| turer of Grand Rapids, Mich, is at the
Alexandria.
c. A. Hawkins of the White Steamer
Auto company Of San Francisco is at
the Lankershim.
f. E. Brown, a prominent real estate
and mining man OF Lakeview, Cal, is
at the Hollenbeck
Gilbert Holman, an eastern insur-
ance man who has been in the west
settling some losses, is at the Hayward.
John F. Hardy of London, England,
who is combining business with pleas
ure in tour of America, is at the
Angelus.
Charles Eckert a manufacturer of
vehicles, from Auburn, Ind, is at the
Lankershim. Mrs. Eckert is here to
look over the ground with view to
establishing a Los Angeles branch Of
his house.
L. NJ. Boyd of Honolulu, one of the
managers of the Hawaiian hotel and
formerly a well-known newspaper man,
is at the Hayward, accompanied by
Mrs. Boyd. They have come to Los
Angeles for a vacation and will pass
several weeks resting and visiting the
pleasure resorts of Southern California.
Edward H. Brewster, who recently
returned from Nevada, where he has
large mining interests, arrived with his
family at the Alexandria yesterday
from Avalon. Mrs. Brewster and her
daughters, Miss Madeline and Miss
Laura. have been passing the summer
at Catalina, but will spend the remain
ing months of the winter in Los An
geles.
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