Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-27
East side Notes.

The little daughter of Mr.. McClain is
reported very sick.
Rev. George Quinan breaches this
morning and evening at the Holiness
church, n Patrick street.
The 'grssshopper" switches being re-
moved makes the East Side people
change cars three times during trip to
the city.
The fret train passed over the East
Side branch Of the cable road yesterday
afternoon. Everything seemed to work
pretty well.
A new lunchroom and restaurant has
been opened on Downey avenue, near
the west end of the bridge. Restaurants
are already pretty plenty in that neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Frank Pitt, the car inspector at
the Southern Pacific yards, had the mis-
fortune to lose his wife Thursday. She
had been sick for year past with con-
sumption.
East Los Angeles is threatened with
another invasion of the Salvation Army.
If they are Of the same brand that infest
the center of town the East Side would
rather be excused.
The Exponent now processes to be pub.
lished by l.. S. Alderman, instead OF
Gardner & Alderman, as formerly. No
explanation of the change appears in the
columns of the paper.
Miss Emma Ledbetter has been quite
sick for the past week with bilious fever.
She is convalescing rapidly, however,
and will soon be able to return to her
post in the telephone Office.
Mr.. Clark, poet and ballad singer
will add variety to the usual programme
at the Asbury Methodist church this
morning by singing an appropriate COM
position Of his own as solo.
The success of the celeb ration of the
cable opening on the East Side will
be largely due to the energetic efforts Of
one or two men, chief among whom
stands Mr.. Joseph Mesmer.
1t should be remembered that the
Sunday School concert at the Congrege
tional church, announced for tonight
has been postponed one week on account
of the bad weather interfering with re-
hearsals.
The Exponent yesterday remarked thai
the HERALD was III error in stating tina
Councilman Van Duzen's little girl wal
sick. It is a small matter, but the HER
AID reporter took the honorable Coun
cilman's word for it.
DIR. Carson returned from the countr,
yesterday to look after some bushes
which his wife's illness had forced hin
to leave at loose endS for awhile. FL
reports his wife as so newhat better, AM
returns to her today.
| Rev. w. W. Tinker has been appoint
ed committee to arrange for appro
pirate exercises by the school children
on the occasion of the cable opening mex
Saturday. This was Mr.. Mesmer's plan
and one which the extra time the posi-
ponement of the opening has given per
mits to be carried out.
The sign in front of the Hotel Glen
wood grew tired Friday and let go t
moisten it's hands, or something, jus
after several persons had passed be
meath it, falling Just behind them in tn
walk. The parties were somewha
startled, but not hurt. Yesterday Nj
Jones secured the sign in new position
Mr.. Courvoisier was returning fror
town on a mule car one day last week
,, when the Car ran off the track and h
was thrown violently out of his seat an
through a pane of glass in the front {
the car. The following day he receive
,, q bill from the Gable Company for son
broken pane of glass;" A misappreher
sion, probably.
A gentleman was over on the Eas
Side the past week proposing to organic
. lodge Of the order known as the Golde
Argosy. If there is any other fraterna
organization that is not represented OF
the East Side, it will please consider thi
as notice to send in it's name and a
organizer. There are still some vacan
evenings at one or two East Side halls.