Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
Personal Mention

w. A. Sage a capitalist of Hanford
is at the Van Nuys.
Among Van Nuys guests is E. Smith
prominent attorney of st. Louis.
]. e. Rolker, a large sugar importer
of New York, is at the Westminster.
A. Haines, judge of the superior court
at San Diego, registered at the Angelus
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Ohlmeyer. wife of Band
master Ohlmeyer of Coronado, is a
guest at the Alexandria.
c. E. Halliburton and u. T. Phelps,
two prominent oil men of Coalinga, ar
rived at the Hollenbeck yesterday.
II. w. Burns, chief rate clerk in the
general offices of the Santa Fe railroad,
is taking his annual summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Glover of San
Francisco are visiting Southern Cali
fornia points. They are at the Hay
ward.
Mrs. G. E. Turner, tourist, Vincennes,
| Ind. is spending the week in Los An
geles. She registered yesterday at the
Hayward
D. D. Sutphen, the San Francisco
representative of a large eastern thread
concern, registered at the Westminster
yesterday.
Charles Kroetsenberger, assistant gem
eral passenger agent of the Baltimore
& Ohio at Chicago, is in Los Angeles
on business.
H. A. Cherrier general agent, passen-
ger denartment, of the Chicago, Bur-
iington & Quincy railroad at Chicago,
is in the city on a business and
pleasure trip.
George w. Skinner, a we'll known
business man of Denver, was among
those who arrived at the Lankershim
| hotel yesterday.
Among the tourists who arrived yes
terday at the Hayward are Mrs. M. L.
Gleason and Miss Margaret Gleason OF
Davenport, Iowa.
Robert Oxnard, an officer of the
American Beet Sugar company, arrived
| from San Francisco yesterday. He is
stopping at the Van Nuys
Mrs. H. Summerfeld Therese Sum-
merfield and Alma Summerfeld of San
Francisco compose party which regis
| tered yesterday at the Alexandria.
Mrs. G. C. Larm of San Francisco is
guest at the Lankershim hotel Mrs.
Larm is the wife of G.. c. Larm, the
manager of the Manx hotel of San
| Francisco.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Coles, Mrs. j. M.
DION ana DG. JOnuS NclllNO VI III L eSOb
Tex, compose a party of tourists at
the Alexandria. Mr.. Coles is president
of the First National bank of El Paso.
w. D. stephens, Motley Flint and
Perry Weidner will be among the
Knights Templar of Los Angeles who
will attend the thirty-first triennal con-
clave in Chicago August to 13.
H. f. Van Slyck has been promoted
from travelling live stock agent of the
Santa Fe at FL Paso to general live
stock agent of that road at Trinidad,
Colo He has many friends in Los An
geles.
A. A. Polhamus, general agent of the
Canadian Pacific; N. r. Martin, dis
trict passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific; w. w. Elliott, general agent of
the Burlington railroad; j. w. Adams,
general agent of the Nickel Plate rail-
road at San Francisco, and Horace
Bingham of the local Missouri Pacific
railroad offices, left yesterday morning
on the steamship Governor for Cor
onado for vacation trip of few days.
C. w. Kerwin, western agent of the
Kanawha despatch and Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad at Denver, is in Los An
geles on his first trip to Southern Call
fornia In addition to being a rail.
roader, Mr.. Kerwin also is somewhat
of a farmer, being engaged in tho
growing of sugar beets near Denver.
He cannot speak highly enough of the
magnificent summer weather in Los
Angeles, and is certain that some day
he will be located here permanently.