Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-12
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S. D. FORD. a merchant of Columbus,
Neb., is at the Lankershim and may
locate here permanently. He will return
to his home in the course of the next few
weeks and sell out his business there.
coming to Los Angeles later. He had
already invested in some property here
on former visit and will build on it i'm
mediately.
T. X BLAIR of Chicago, prominent
attorney and politician of that city, is in
Los Angeles on a short visit. While here
he will be at the Alexandria.
MRS. C. r. SANDERSON of Syracuse,
N. Y, society leader and wife of a prom
inent banker, is at the Westminster. She
is contemplating staying here during the
entire winter season.
DANIEL B. MOONEY, a mine owner CT
the Goldfield district, is at the Hollen-
beck attending to matters connected with
his business.
R. A. wELLBORN, steel operator of
Pittsburg, is at the Alexandria on short
vacation from business.
MEYER r. LoUDENBERG. broker
of New York city, is at the Van Nuys.
he VIII leave IOT OdIld bdIUdTd
MISS LOUISE HART of St. Augustine,
Fla, is at the Westminster for few
days on her way home. She is prominent
in the social circles of her home town.
NATHANIEL CAMBRIDGE professor
at the University of Michigan, is at the
Van Nuys on his way east. He will
leave today. The professor has been on
a N aYfandad frin IN Honolulu and India.
FREDERICK WAGNER, a distiller of
Lafayette, Ind, arrived in this city yes
terday and is staying at the Hollenbeck.
He is much taken with the climate here
and expects to remain for a month
at least
GEORGE GROVER of Phoenix, Ariz.,
is at the Hayward.
THOMAS ROSMAN, a wholesale cotton
merchant of Vicksburg, Miss, is at the
Lankershim for few weeks He will
make a trip later to San Bernardino,
where he has some relations.
BERNARD PRITCHARD, a prominent
citizen of San Francisco, is at the Nadeau
for some time.
MISS ESTELLE RICHARDS of Berke'
ley registered at the Hayward yesterday.
She will be here until tomorrow, when she
meet her father, who is there on busi-
ness trip.
H. x. GRAVES of Boise City, Idaho,
wealthy jeweler of that place, is at the
Alexandria.
HOWARD McGHEE, a tourist from
Kingston, Jamaica, is at the Alexandria.
He will leave for San Diego this after
noon.
. LOUIS. DAVIS, well known mining
man of the Mohawk district, near Gold
field. is touring Southern California in his
automobile. arriving at the Van Nuys yes
terday afternoon. He will leave today
for Santa Barbara, where he will stay at
the Potter. .
GUY NOBLAR, a resident of Mexico
City. is at the Lankershim. Mr.. Noblar
is considered one of the wealthiest prop
erty owners about the capital of the
one week, when he will repair to San
Francisco.
w. N. WASHINGTON of st. Louis,
Mo-, a wealthy real estate operator of his
home city. is at the Hayward for a few
days reviewing the real estate market of
this city.
FRANK O'NEIL. owner of one of the
largest shoe houses of Denver, Colo, is
at the Van Nuys for a brief period.
HENRY CROSS. a financier of ST.
Joseph, Mo-, is stopping at the Westmin-
ster. He will leave for trip to Catalina
Monday
ware merchant of Sioux City, Iowa, is at
the Holienbeck for month or more. He
is thinking of buying winter home in
this city
Reliable Tip
Brown says there is fortune in
grain speculation"
He should know; he put one there"