Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-22
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Kegle House.
Kiss In the Dark.
Washington's Birthday!
See advertisement "Lost Rams.
under New To-Day.
A man and wife, In our New To.
Day, advertise for q situation.
Mrs. Brown, OF Sacram snto, cor.
respondent Of the Argonaut, ID
stopping at the Pico House.
To-day being legal holiday no
business will be transacted In the
Courts Or other county Offices.
To-day being = National holiday,
In order that the employees Of the
HERALD may fittingly observe 1t,
no paper will be issued from this
office tomorrow.
Kegle House.
We have reeeivsd complimentary
tickets to the Inauguration ball to
be given ty Vigilance Hook and
Ladder Company No. l, at Mill.
tary Hall, Friday evening. March
Ali.
BY reference to our New To-Day
column it will be sssp that the
Kimball Mansion, one Of the finest
holses in Southern California, IL
offered for sale. The furniture will
also be sold.
Fine suites and large single
rooms, all sunny, eau be had .,
the Kimball Mansion. The table
Is supplied with all the delioacie s
of the season. Apply at tue Man.
sion, New High street
Kegle House.
Another body was<ound on Dead.
mans Island, San Pedro. last Sat.
urday, which Is supposed to be one
of the crew Of the Cassandra Adame
drowned with Captain Sanford OH
the bar. This is the last of the
missing bodies.
Los Angeles horses are reported
to be affected with the epizootic.
The disease has not yet assumed q
virulent type aud it IL thought
that the mild weather ut pfesenl
prevailing will have tendency to
check the disease.
Mr.. G. o. Russell, President oil
the Boston and Albany Railroad,
and wife; Gen. G. B. Hanna, Of the
Silver Cliff Smeltsr, Colorado; and
Mr.. J. 8. Waterman, real estate
operator, of Chicago. are among
the guests at the PicO House.
The annual entertainment and
ball of Confidsnce Engine Com.
pany No 2 comes off at Turnversin
Hall tonight. 1t promises to be
the social event of the season aud
we would advise all who enjoy
pure, unadulterated fun to be
there.
The exports from the Anahelm
railroad depot for the month ol
January amounted to 0S,1ls
pounds and the imports to 2l5, 9U7
pounds. The indications are thai
the imports this month will exceed
by five times the January receipts.
All the stores are laying in large
stocks Of mercha ndIze.-C0sette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. Of the
Wright House, on Main street
have invited the Fort Street Meth
Odist Sociable TO meet them thli
Tuesday evening. A fns enter
tainment Is arranged, to consist o
select readings and singing by tbs
best talent Of the city. An 0yste
supper will be served. A genera
invitation is extended 10 the public
Mrs. Donnelly. who arrived b:
the Senator last Saturday, had tn,
misfortune to lose her purse con
tanning Sis, all the money sh
had, while out shopping In the Of
ternoon Of the same day. She
en- route to Tucson to take charg
OF . school, and will now be com
PEELED to walt here until she oh
tains more funds to take her to he
point Of destination.
Kegle House.
The residence Of Mr.. job,
Schnyder was the scene Of . YER
pleasant surprise party on Sunds
evening, the occasion being tn
9Th anniversary Of his marriage
Among those present were Mlsse
II Maggie Hartwell, Johanna Hart
we'll, Katie Hartwell, Ellie Kul
fe. Maggie Kuffls, Della MI
Nierney, Mamie Hartwell. M
and Mrs. Wirsching, Messrs. Ga
rett Lynch, David White, Th0ma
Rsllihan, Peter McNierney
Thomas Bruce, Y. F. Botello, Gel
man Pellegrin, Edward0 ArEag
and . number Of others who's
names we did not learn. The ever
ing was spent In dancing, varie
by vocal and instrumental musi
! Arrived at Wilmington Feb. l
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