Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-31
LOCAL FyISE ENTITIES.

Judge III. NJ. Willis, of San Ber-
nardino, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. w. w. O'MeIveny, a brother
of our ex-County Judge, is paying
Los Angeles visit.
Have your wedding and holiday
presents engraved by Tullis, 81
Main street. Ask anybody if he
can eDgrave.
Mr.. S. J. Mathes, the foreman Of
the HERALD job office, has gone on
weeks paseo to San Francisco,
by steamer.
Clocks repaired a. low rates and
called for and delivered free of
charge by Tullis, the matchmaker,
Downey Block.
We caught sight yesterday of
Schouchin Joe and Shoshone Jim,
two Colorado Indians, on their way
from San Francisco to Yuma.
We acknowledge the compile
ment of tickets for the second social
party of the Ivy Social Club, to be
held at Union Hall Friday evening,
Nov. It'll.
We acknowledge pleasant call
yesterday from Mr.. A. B. Hotch-
kiss, Esq, of San Diego. He was
en- route TO San Francisco per the
Orizaba.
A. Lindenfeldt, the holder Of
ticket No. "a, of the drawing for a
ring at the Orphans Festival, will
receive his prize on calling at the
HERALD office.
Mr.. &c. Fellows, Assistant Gem
eral Superintendent of the G. p. r..
r., will be In Los Angeles to-day.
He is on . tour Of inspection and
will go rs far as Casa Grsnde.
The bill of II. J. Stevenson, late
Workingmen's candidate for Sur
veyor General of the State, for
500 for work done for the city,
failed to pass Council yesterday for
the reason that it lacked the APP
prevail of the proper committee.
Mrs. jennie McFetridge, a San
Diego married woman, has desert
ed her husband to go Oft with one
Pierce Bennington for parts I'M
known. She leaves behind her q
two year old child and contented
husband.
There seems to he dearth Ct
criminals at the Mayors Office, or
at least those who have money
with which to pay fines with are
scarce; and, in consequence, Mayor
Toberman's contributions to the
city treasury are almost nothing.
The large and steady increase in
the amount of work done by Tullis,
the matchmaker, is proof positive
that his patrons appreciate good
work and are taking advantage OF
his very reasonable charges for the
same. OIL Main street.
Did you ever lose your watch, OF
have it stolen, and wish you had
taken the precaution to make a
memorandum Of the makers name
and number? Tullis, the watch
maker, gives correct written de-
scription with every watch re-
paired.
Trains for Santa Monica, on and
after to-day, will leave Los Angeles
at $50 A. NJ. and 4:10 p. NJ. The AT
ternoon trains for Wilmington will
leave at 1915. Further changes In
the Wilmington trains will b'
made in few days. Due notice o
them will be given.
Rev. Willard Law has accepted
the passionate of the Los Nieto
Methodist Church South for ,
year. This defers his return t.
Georgia. The.Rev. Thomas r. Cur
tbs, of Santa Ana, succeeds to thu
pastorate of Trinity Methods
Church in this city.
BY devoting my entire time an
attention to work in my line, an
having all the i'm proved machlner,
and tools necessary, l am enable
to turn out as good work as can b
done anywhere and at prices lowe
than these usually charged. Tullis
the Matchmaker, 81 Main street.
The double-column advertise
ment of the Cash boot and sho
store of VIM. Slaney, at No. l6
Main street, directs attention
to q perfect emporium Q
, bargains. AS this enterprisin
dealer announces it to be his unal
terable determination to distanc
all competition, and as he'generall.
keeps his word, those who like t.
buy fine goods for little none.
;, would do we'll to give him q call.
The Unitarian Thursday Ia!
night was, as usual, success. Th
musical programme was we'll 81
!. lected and rendered very accep
d ably and the Evolutionary exc
d cises were cordially received. TAX
them for NIL in all, there hay
= never been more entertaining e1
= periences in Los Angeles tina
these charming reunions. Abot
!, !, one hundred and fifty ladies an
Il gentlemen, we shodld cay, attent
A. ed last night. Thursday, Noven
$. Der 18th, has been fixed as the daI
for the next entertainment.