Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-02
AT THE HOTELS
MANY TOURISTS PASSING
SUMMER in LOS ANGELES

Hotel managers throughout the city
are commenting on the unusually large
number of summer tourists who are
| daily arriving in Los Angeles. The
| last week or so there have been more
tourists here, according to several of
| the managers, than in any correspond
ing period of many years. AT the AL
exandria, Hayward and Angelus there
are several large parties of eastern and
European sightseers.
Los Angeles is coming to be recog-
nized as a most admirable summer, as
well as winter, resort" said one hotel
man yesterday. 81 predict that before
many more summers have passed our
hotels will be doing as fine a business
in the summer as we have done in the
| past during the winter months"
D. H. Jackson Of Eureka is a recent
arrival at the Hayward.
F. w. Rogers of st. Paul arrived at
the Alexandria yesterday.
James Lord of Philadelphia is among
the latest guests at the Angelus.
j. S. Asworth, a Richmond Va,
tourist, is guest at the Hayward
II. Stewart, a prominent mining OPP
| orator of Goldfeld, is a guest at the
Angelus.
Miss ]. F. Chase of st. Louis is
guest at the Van Mugs. She arrived
yesterday.
Jno. L. Dyer of Ell Paso is a guest at
the. Van Mugs. He arrived here yes
terday morning.
Mrs. p. B. Wilson and daughter of
New Orleans registered at the Hotel
Hayward yesterday.
M. M. Jones, a mining man of Mo-
ave- came in yesterday for a short
visit and Is guest at the Angelus.
w. C. Shelton of San Jose and George
London of Seven Troughs, New, were
among the arrivals yesterday at the
Angelus.
A party from Washington, D. c..
which arrived at the Angelus yesterday
include W. w. Genges, B. F. Dierdorf
and Harry Eibel.
Among the arrivals at the Angelus
yesterday was W. e. Avery, a wealthy
tourist of Redditch, England. He is
on tour of Southern California.
Mrs. James Jackson of Paterson, N.
j., accompanied by J. B. Jackson and
MISS L. I'll. Mabbott, are guests at the
Alexandra. They arrived yesterday.
Among the arrivals from the north
at the Van Mugs yesterday were r. A.
Starke, Berkeley; B. M. Tyson, Stan
ford, and Arma H. Hahn, Santa Bar
bara
Among the arrivals at the Hayward
yesterday were DR.. and Mrs. James A.
Rolls of Santa Fe and DR.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Smith of Las Vegas, New
Mexico.
Senator George C. Perkins, Max
Horsvinski, E. M. Freeman and j. A.
Prescott are among the Oaklanders
who arrived yesterday at the Hotel
Westminster.
A. H. Jackson, said to be one of the
oldest commercial travelling men in the
west, arrived at the Hayward last
night. He recently retired and is liv-
ing at La Habra.
Frank w. Meter, accompanied by
his wife, registered at the Hayward
yesterday. Mr.. Meter is steward of
the state asylum located at his home
city. He will remain several days.
DIR. D. w. and Mrs. Myers and daugh-
ter and Mrs. A. e. owen of Ann Arbor,
Mich, are guests at the Hotel Hayward
who arrived yesterday. They are tour
lists on a sightseeing trip through the
west.
Ben Schloss, president OF the Schloss
Crockery Manufacturing company, who
has been a guest for several days at
the Hayward, left yesterday for an
outing at Catalina,
Several st. Louis people arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday on a tour of
Southern California. Among those
from st. Louis who registered at the
Hayward are Mrs. John Higginson and
the Misses Josephine and Gertrude
Garrynes.