Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-01
LOCAL T5R IEVITIES,
Col. e. e. Hewitt arrived home
overland by yesterdays train.

The iowans in this vicinity will
picnic at Pasadena grove to-day.
To pass IL pleasant Sunday go to
the race track.
The great Hickey and McCarty
at Woods Opera House.
Mayor MacDougall was a passen-
ger by yesterdays train from San
Francisco.
Mechanics and laboring men will
find the Important clothing store,
No. 20 Central Block, Spring
street, one of the cheapest houses
in the city.
Attention is directed to the pro.
fessionai card of DR.. j. Kurt, who
has removed his offices from Du-
commun Block to No. 50 Main
street, over Dotter & Bradley's fur
niture store.
The original Red Stocking Min
strels at Woods Opera House.
We unde. stand that Father Bu-
chard, the eminent Catholic ora
tor, before leaving Los Angeles,
will deliver lecture for the BEN
eft of the Catholic Total Absti-
hence Society.
Angeleilos at San Francisco ho-
tells on the Goth: L. e. Hewitt, II.
X. w. Bent, Grand Mrs. A. r.
Bell, j. G. Jones, International;
George w. Chaney, American Ex-
change; w. Mimic, Russ House.
Mr.. Isaac Lanfershim informs
us that the wheat in the San Fer
nando valley is looking in excel
lent condition. The late rains
have done absolutely do damage.
On Monday evening Mr.. Martin
Lehman, retiring Noble Grand of
Angelic Lodge, No. 1876, I. O. o.
F., was presented by members of
the Lodge with on elegant Past
Grand's regalia.
Great floeks of geese flew over
the city last night between half
past eight and ten O'clock. Their
Woodworking could be heard as
plainly as the caterwauling of a
legion of felines in a Fort street
back yard.
The Jubilee rehearsal will be held
at the Fort Street Methodist Church
at 1880 O'clock this evening. A full
attendance is desired in order to
prepare for u dress rehearsal, which
will probably take place at Good
Templafs' Hall on Monday evening
next.
The Messrs. Meyberg Bros. have
opened an entrance from Spring
street to their Crystal Palace China
Store in the Mcdonald Block. This
is great convenience,as it enables
people on Spring street to visit
their store without the trouble of
walking around the block.
Those of our readers who wish
to spend May Day in the old
fashioned way should by all means
avail themselves of the celebration
at El Monte. The days festivities
will conclude with a dance at Ben
netps Hall and one of those ape
tizing suppers for which Bennett's
Hotel has become so justly cele.
brated. A most enjoyable time is
assured to all who attend.
The Blue Ribbon Club will hold
their regular weekly meeting this
evening at 1880 o'clock. at Union
Hall. Rev. Mr.. Mann, of Comp
ton, and other speakers will address
the meeting. All Blue Ribbon
people and friends of the movement
are invited to be present, as q re-
port on free reading room will he
made.
Monday the people of Pasadena
voted to levy a tax to build a larger
and more convenient school house
to take the place of the present ed.
ifice. The new building will be on
the lot donated to the San Pascual
School District by the Lake Vine
yard Land and Water Association,
on the corner of Fair Oaks avenue
and Colorado street, opposite the
Postoflice. 1t will be two stories
high with large audience room
for public exercises.
The highest kickers in the world
next week at Woods Opera House
the Duval Sisters.
The attention of grocers and
others is directed to the advertise
ment of P. Casenave e. Co., Los
Angeles Coffee and Spice Mills
which appears elsewhere in thi,
mornings HERALD. The mills oil
'h'e firm are among the best ap
. tited on the Coast and the goods
malufactured by them will com
para favorably with those of any
similar establishment. We com.
ueld the Messrs. Casenave & Go
ia our business men and bespeal
for them liberal patronage.
Zone should fail to see "Sav
Dust" at Woods Opera House.
'icnic grounds for churches ant
schools can be had at Agriculture
Plrk.