Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-06
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Free lunch at the picnic grounds
at the Anaheim excursion Sunday.
An important meeting of the
Athletic Club will be held this
evening.
DON'T miss the barbecue at the
Anaheim Picnic Sunday. Train
leaves at 9:15.
The Union band of Anaheim (le
pieces) will furnish the music for
the picnic Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Wood worth is a
passenger by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
E. Ohlfsen- Bagge, by card In our
New To-Day, gives notice that be
has removed to 206 Spring street.
Mr.. Joseph McLellep, a promi-
nent merchant of Napa, and wife ara
visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
Mr.. Ivar A. Weld, United States
Gauger, goes up to San Francisco
overland this evening on q brief
business visit.
Two drunks srraigned before
City Justice Adams yesterday were
sentenced to the chain gang for
nine days each.
Yesterday, although not the
warmest day we have had this sea-
son, was generally considered the
most oppressive.
Judge Underhill, of the legal de-
psrtment of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, went up to San Francis
CO overland last evening.
WILLIE: Be sure and attend the
Anaheim picnic on Sunday, as l
want good partner for the prize
waltz. ROSEBUD.
We received y pleasant call yes
terday from Mr.. r. E. Bledsoe, OF
San Bernardino, who was paying
Los Angeles brief visit.
We are indebted for complimen.
tary tickets to the entertainment
to be given by Merrill Lodge, 1. o.
g. t., at their Hall, next Tuesday
evening.
Judge o. s. Witherby and ex-
Senator James Mccoy came up
from San Diego per steamer ORR
zaba yesterday and are stopping at
the Pico House.
Tie Parade Committee of the
Centennial Celebration will meet
in the Office of Col. Godfrey at half.
past O'Clock this afternoon.
A full attendance is requested.
The members of the Turnverein
Germania will have special meet
ing on Sunday evening at 8 8o'clock
| to consider matters in regard to
their new uniforms.
We learn from the San Bernar-
dino Times that majority of the
fire com pany will leave there on
Saturday evening to attend the
picnic of the Anaheim fire compa-
ny next Sunday.
We had the pleasure yesterday
of Meeting Mr.. Sbotwell, Select
Councilman from the Fifth Ward,
Philadelphia, who is visiting Los
Angeles. He is stopping at the
Pico House.
We are glad to announce that
Rev. M. NJ. Bovard, who has been
seriously i'll for several days, was
much improved yesterday, his dis
ease having taken decided turn
for the better.
| Invitations have been sent to al
the civic and military organiza-
ton of the city and to the fire
companies of Anaheim and Will
mingtOn to Join In the forthcoming
Centennial celarbation.
DR.. G. G. Barton, who returned o
few days ago from Mazstlan,
Mexico, notifies his former pa
tients and all who may require his
services, that he has opened an
Office in the Mascarel Block, Main
street.
| Conductor b. A. Tuttle and Train
Dispatcher Lockwood, of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, left last even
ing on u dshing expedition to the
headwaters of Kern river, where
they will probably remain for a
fortnight.
Mr.. w. FL. Gould, of the Com
naercial, who went over to San Bsr-
nardino on Wednesday, returned
to Los Angeles yesterday. He says
that, while he appreciates warmth,
L1130 In the shade was rather over
powering.
Mr.. J. Gruendike, OF San Diego,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
en- route to the East via the South.
ern route. He is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan and will remain here
for day or two before proceeding
on mis- journey.
We were favored with call yes.
terday from Prof. A Fisher, the
celebrated violinist, who resided IL
Los Angeles for several months
about five years ago. The Pro.
fessor, we understand, will remain
in the city for some time.
Delayed Eastern mail by the
Southern route still continues tC
pour in. We last evening received
newspapers of four different dates
that had been detained by wash.
outs on the Aatcbison, Topeka and
Santa F6 Railroad.
Major H. M. Mitchell and Col
w. Il. MOrford, who started on 3