Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-22

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Elder D. C. Campbell of White con-
gregation, Colfax, Ind, is accompanied
by his wife and children, Esther, Fay
and Benjamin f.
Elder Campbell is the colonization
agent of the Union Pacific. He con-
Quoted seventy-one Dunkards gathered
from Maryland to oregon to the con-
vention which made four trips across
the continent within eighteen months.
II am personally acquainted with 800
people in Southern California. 1t Is
one of the best excursion countries in
the United States" said Elder Camp
bell.
Elder Campbell has one aunt, Mrs.
DR.. j. D. Moody, who resides on Ave
nue. Fifty-nine, in Highland Park. He
is stopping with DR.. H. V. Wall on
Johnson street, East Los Angeles.
A. G. Miller of Pleasant View congre-
cation. Darlow, Kas., is accompanied
by his wife and little son, Daniel Long.
"I think now that I should prefer to
own an alfalfa farm here near Los
Angeles to any other kind" SAID
Brother Miller.
The family is visiting friends, Jo-
seph Mckee of Los Angeles, and 9TH
ers.
J. B. Metzger of Cerro Gordo, ILL.,,
piloted a party of nineteen to the con-
vention.
my grandfather was one of the
first Dunkard settlers in California,
locating in Lordsburg in 1887 and was
one of the leaders in starting the col
lege there" said Brother Metzger.
"This is my second trip here and L
can see wonderful changes since L was
here eight years ago. I like we'll enough
to buy property in Long Beach. 1 am
visiting ]. M. Snively, general secre-
tary of the convention, of that city"
Pleased with Los Angeles
C. L. Quick of -Four Mile congrega-
ton, Indiana, and wife are here. They
are much pleased with Los Angeles.
The family is stopping with relatlNes'
L. B. Childess, III South Rio street. A
visit will be made with Mrs. G. w.
Childess, another relative, in Pomona.
Peter Fauts of Maple Valley con-.
gregation, Aurelia, Iowa, is attend
ing the convention. He is stationary
engineer and will remain here and go
into business.
w. F. Hollinderg of Sharon congre-
CATION, Canada, accompanied by his
wife and infant son, Quinter Irl, claim
to be the only representatives from
that part of the country to the con-
vention. The family was here five years
ago at Lordsburg, but returned at that
time to Canada
Elder A. Miller of Logan congrega-
ton, Degraff, Ohio, has been minister
for twenty-eight years and an elder
ten wears. He said 'I own a good
farm at my home place, but so far as
1 am concerned I would like to live
at least a part of the year here. But
my wife thinks her health requires our
cold country"
DIR. G. e. White of Abalene congrega-
ton, Solomon, Kas., claims to be the
only physician of Dunkards in the
convention: IT consider that the Los
Angeles climate is especially good for
pulmonary diseases. l think that L
may locate here in year or two" The
doctor will visit his brother, w. f.
White at Dayton on his return trip.
Elder S. ]. Swingart of Lewiston
congregation, Pennsylvania, has been
minister for thirty-fve years and
an elder for twelve years.
"I am much interested in mission
work." said Elder Swingart. 81 had
one son, James William, who had been
appointed missionary for India, but he
died a few days before the date set
for sailing.
1--WE are much surprised with the
people and the conditions here. We
are being royalty entertained and our
expenses are much less than we ex-
| pected."
Elder Swingart has several relatives
| in Los Angeles and vicinity, consist
ing of w. C. Hanawalt, president of the
Lordsburg college, who is a cousin
Cousins of Mrs. Swingart of Los An
geles are M. r. Bolinger, 1116 Fedora
street, and Ada B. Bolinger, 1912 Dewey
avenue.
Elder David Lyttle of Deshler con-
gregation, Ohio, and wife and ]. c.
Wansitler and wife of Hoytsville,
Ohio, form party attending the con-
vention. All of the party join in high
praises of Los Angeles and the peo-
pie. They will visit Oakland on their
return to their homes.
Alvin B. Eberly of Ephrata congre-
CATION, Philadelphia, is high in his
praise of Los Angeles and will visit
the coast cities on his return to his
home.
]. M. Quackinbush of Verdegris con-
gregation, Madison, is accompanied my
his daughter, Miss Alma, and son
Dolph.
Brother Quackinbush and family are
visiting their brother and uncle, J. H.
Quackinbush, 1923 North Cummings
street, Boyle Heights.
H. D. Hoover of Bethel congregation,
Milford, Ind, wife and daughter
Grace are here. Brother Hoover said:
IT like our way of making money, but
L certainly duIlllIe yOul Cllllletlc eIS
much healthier than we have. Los An
geles and country are quite pleasant
for homes, and resorts are fine"
Elder Jacob Swinger of Lamontte
congregation, Palestine, ILL.,, is a re-
tired farmer in independent circum-
stances.
MANY of our people have come out
here after accumulating their means
and have settled down in good homes.
1t is this element from the east that
helps Los Angeles and country very
much" said Elder Twinger.
David D. Fouts of Romine congre-
cation is attending the convention. He
said:
"I am much pleased with Los An
geles and Southern California, but
do not like San Francisco. I was there
when the strike was on and wouldn't
stay over night I might not have been
hurt, but I thought I would let the
other fellow take the chances"
THREE DRUGGISTS FINED,
FOURTH TO BE SENTENCED