Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-18
PERSONALS


]. j. Ryan, ]. R. Cade and S. Millican.
all prominent residents of Houston, Tex.
and possibly three of the wealthiest bust
ness men of that city, arrived in Los An
geles yesterday and are at the Alexandria.
This party of three have decided 1t would
be more advisable to take vacation for
a few weeks before the heavy rush OF
business comes in the later fall. They will
be in Los Angeles for few days, when
they will proceed to tour the other resorts
| of Southern California. Mr.. Millican said
Yesterday that he was delighted with the
climate here and was surprised to find the
city in as fiourishing financial condition
as 1t is.
William Williams and his son, tourists
from Honolulu, recently arrived and
toured the northern portion of the state.
Then they were allured to Southern Call
fornia, where it was said there were
so many resorts and so many things to
see and enjoy that they determined to
come to Los Angeles. Yesterday they ar
rived over the Southern Pacific and are
stopping at the Alexandria. 1t is probable
that Mr.. Williams will spend some time in
Los Angeles before he returns home.
Miss j. Rosenthal of Seattle, Wash, is
at the Alexandria. She has toured the
entire Pacific coast and may travel in the
east later. AT present she is taking in
Los Angeles and the surrounding resorts
and visiting her many friends in this city.
T. T. LYMAN Thomas G. Atkins and C.
w. Scott, all prominent New York city
business men, are at the Alexandria for a
few days
C, A. Steele, a well known Goldfield
mine owner and operator, registered at
the Hollenbeck yesterday He is here at
tending to his mining interests.
C. w. Barfell, j. ]. Pagan and j. A.
Fleming three prominent citizens Of
Rhyolite, New, are touring this city for a
few days, taking rest from business
cares. While here they will sound the
mining status of Los Angeles. Said Mr..
Fleming: "Of course the main purpose of
our trip is pleasure, yet if some Angeleno
should wish to interest himself in little
mining property l am always ready to
follow the old saying: Business before
pleasure"
W. r. Mckee, jr, A. P. Guion. e. M.
Fairfield, e. p. Daley and G. Loucks, all
well known residents of Omaha; Neb., and
mostly retired capitalists, are resting
from an extended tour they made over
the continent and will be in Los Angeles
for some time at the Alexandria. They
have planned number of entertainments
for themselves and purpose to take in all
the beach, mountain and other pleasurable
resorts in and about Los Angeles.
d. D. Sutphen, Miss Sutphen, Dorothy
Sutphen and Miss Hoag, a tourist party
of San Francisco, are stopping at the
Westminster, preparatory to a continu-
ance of their trip along the coast line of
the Southern Pacific Before leaving this
city they will make outings to the various
points of interest here.
H. G. Evans, well known resident of
San Diego, will be in Los Angeles for a
while, registered at the Westminster.
Mrs E. E. Richardson Victorville, Cal,
arrived in Los Angeles on visit to her
many friends here. She is at the West
minister
P. ]. Mcguire and his wife of San Fran
cisco are on a wedding tour which will
comprise sightseeing trip through South
ern California. They are at the Lanker
SHIN during their stay here.
Harry T. Stauffer, prominent Chicago
business man, arrived in Los Angeles yes--
terday and is stopping at the Lanker-.
SHIN for a few DAYS a-s,--4.....-.il ~
JOIH H. d well hioWii VI
Milwaukee, Wis, is touring California on.
pleasure trip. He is at the Lankershim.'
r. v. Ellis, mining man from Goldfeld,-
New, came to Los Angeles yesterday for
a vacation of a week or so, when he win
return. He is registered at the Van Mugs.
E. e. Lois prominent business man of
Santa Barbara, will be at the Van Mugs
for a short time.
John A. Fox, tourist from Washington
D. c., arrived here yesterday after pro-
longed trip overland. During his stay he.
will stop at the Van Nuys.
Percy S. McDermott, resident of San.
Francisco is at the Van Nuys on short
visit to this city.
The Welders, prominent Texans, arrived
in their private touring car yesterday and
are stopping at the Van Nuys for few
days. They intend continuing their jaunt
throughout Southern California.
r. A. Farnsworth and family of Scral-
ton, Miss, arrived here yesterday, and for
some time to come will be at the Angelus.
Their trip to the far west is one of
pleasure. Mr.. Farnsworth is capitalist
in his own town and well known all
through his state along political and social
lines as well.
Harry H. Hinde and Charles c. Hinde,
both of Riverside, are on short visit to
their friends of this city. They are at the
Angelus.
D. H. Beede and F. W. Cheerehouse,
prominent residents of San Francisco, are
in Los Angeles reviewing the business
conditions existing here. While In the
city they will be at the Angelus
Fl. c. Bender, mining man of Reno, is
at the Angelus in the interest of promot-
ing his mining business.
F. f. Sturges and ]. w. Cuthbert, both
of New York city, are registered at the
Angelus and will make Los Angeles tnelr
headquarters for number OF size trips
to beach and mountain resorts.