Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-21
AT THE HOTELS

| Page after page Of the local motel
registers are being consumed by the
ever increasing influx of winter Wis
| itors to this city. Practically every
hotel and rooming house in town is
! full, and the endless stream of tourists
| is still coming in. Many teachers from
| upstate, coming here to attend the
meeting of the Teachers institute, ar
rived in town yesterday in addition to
the usual arrivals. Then, too, the
members of the Live Stock exchange
| are beginning to arrive for their con-
| vention to be held here in January
A distinguished automobile party ar
rived from the north yesterday regis
tering at the Alexandria. They include
John w. Stewart, Vermont; Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip B. Stewart, Colorado; J. w.
Stewart, I'd, Colorado; Emile George,
San Francisco, and Miss Wilds, YER
mont
T. N. Molyneu of Seattle is registered
at the Van Mugs.
Nathan Grlgg, a mining man from
Denver is stopping at the Angelus.
A. c. Blumentha1, a San Francisco
business man, is stopping at the Van
| Mugs.
Charles E. Mitchell, wife and daugh-
ter of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are staying
| DIT the nay WdEus
Edward B. Cobb one of the substan-
tiaI business men of Boston, is staying
at the Hayward.
D. E. Riordan, the popular manager
of Hotel Metropole, arrived in the city
| Saturday and is stopping at the Lam
| kereshim.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Austin will re-
main a few days at the Alexandria
Mr. Austin Is an officer in the United
States navy.
Registered at the Hayward yester-
day were C. M. Dawley and r. M. ALL
good, Tucson, Ariz., and L. Mcmahon,
Omaha, Neb.
A we'll known mining man from
Boise, Idaho, John j. Blake, is visiting
this city and is stopping, with his wife,
at the Angelus.
Max Flgman, who opens at the Ma
! jestic this week, and Miss Lolite Rob-
ertson of his company are registered at
| the Lankershim.
A Goldfeld mining man, ]. P. Swee-
ney, is stopping at the Van Nuys, where
he probably will remain during the
Christmas holidays.
M. F. Thomas of San Francisco, Pa
cific coast representative of the Ma
tiona1 Cash Register company, is stop
ping at the Angelus.
/ u. "A. Dodge anu WIG Oh bOSIOn anu
| j. Pidgeon and wife of Seattle COM
prise a party which arrived at the
Alexandra yesterday.
w E. Rogers, a wealthy mining man
of Alton, New Mexico, is making his
headquarters at the Hayward during
short visit to this city.
| Among the numerous arrivals at the
Angelus Saturday are j. A. Gray and
wife, owners of large tracts of land
near Beaumont, California.
| Charles Donlon, an owner of extern
sive beet sugar interests at Hueneme,
Cal, has come to the city on business,
and can be found at the Van Mugs.
f. w. Richardson of Berkeley, who
is connected with the State Press as
! ISOLATION, has come to Los Angeles for
a short stay and is registered at the
! Hayward.
Mrs. ]. Roos, Misses Lucille and
Camil Roos of Ventura and Mrs. A.
| Lehman and children of Lompoc are
among the holiday shoppers stopping
at the Angelus.
Prof. Chauncey w. Wells of the Uni
versity of California is stopping at the
Angelus. Prof. Wells will lecture be-
fore the Los Angeles Teachers institute
during the coming week.
Holiday visitors are beginning to ar
rive in the city, r. II. Sutton and
family of jamestown, Colo, being
among this number who registered at
the Hollenbeck yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Detz, prominent
in society circles of Omaha, have ar
rived In the city and are stopping at
the Alexandria. They have come to
pass the winter on the coast.
Dawson Mayor of San Francisco,
we'll known as the editor of the Jewish
| to oh a the Alexandria
He is visiting Los Angeles in the in
terest of his publication and will re-
turn after a few days.
Among holiday guests at the Alexan-
dria are j. Bacon, Louisville; Mrs. M.
B. Conway, Louisville; W. P. Leach
and C. s. Fuller, Chicago; V. q. Powers,
Baltimore; H. j. Moore and H. L.
Johnson, San Francisco.
Duncan McKinnon, superintendent of
schools at San Diego, arrived at the
Alexandria yesterday. He has come
in advance to arrange matters pertain
| ing to the meeting of the Teachers In
stitute, which will open Monday.
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick and maid
are registered at the Alexandria.
Mr.. Mccormick is well known through
out the United States as connected
with a large concern bearing his name,
which manufactures agricultural Inn
Elements
The we'll known bean king of Califor-
mia and the west, Mr.. F. e. Barnard Of
Ventura, arrived at the Hayward Sat
urday and will probably remain in the
| city for several days Mr.. Barnard is
here on business connected with the
bean industry.
| Among the prominent arrivals at the
Lankershim yesterday were Arthur r.
Briggs of San Francisco; r. G. Peele,
| Chicago; w. B. Kern, Hastings. Neb;
H. b. Duncan, Washington d. C.; Nor
ris Cooper, Lancaster, Pa, and j. F.
Klein and wife, Seattle.
C. M. Brown and his son, c. M.
Brown. jr., fruit growers of Redlands,
are in the city to do their shopping
and are registered at the Van Mugs.
Mr.. Brown says the orange crop has
not been damaged seriously by the re-
cent cold weather.
Among the guests who arrived at the
| Hollenbeck yesterday were w. N.
| Stewart, Salt Lake; Joseph Slater, Chi
cago; Charles e. Dagenet, Washington.
ID. C.; A. w. Crane, New York; Charles
| A. Mccormick and ]. S. Brew, Denver
| William p. Richardson, Portland, and
Emery e. Smith, San Francisco.
A. D. Mcpherson, merchant at New
York, is in the city on business and
is domiciled at the Angelus. Mr.. Nc
Pherson was in this city two years
ago and liked it so we'll he has re-
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