Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-28
NEWS NOTES.

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yond the approval of few demands, did
nothing.
Rev. j. H. Phillips will preach his
farewell sermon in the East Los Angeles
Congregational church this morning at
Ii o'clock.
Frank Graves was yesterday sentenced
to twenty days, by Justice Savage. for
exhibiting deadly weapon in a threat
ening manner.
George l.. Morris, native of Cali
fornia, aged 2S, yesterday took out a
license to marry Ray Abrams, aged 27,
and native of California.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of w. P. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
The music at the cathedral this morn
ing at 10 clock will consist OF the mass
composed by Marc, and for the otter-
tory, Adeste Fideles. A. G. Gardner is
the organist.
Henceforth the Illinois association, in
stead of conining its weekly entertain
ments to concert programmes, will offer
series of operettas, comediettas and
other special attractions, mostly by
home talent.
The box Office at the opera house will
be open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. for the
sale of seats for the performances of the
Juch Opera company on tomorrow even
ing, Tuesday evening and Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Some time ago w. B. Barber promised
gold watch and chain to the boy or
girl who brought in the largest number
of Sunday-school scholars to st. Vim
cents Sunday school, on Twenty-eighth
street. The prize has been awarded to
Miss Carrie Stanton, daughter of Judge
l.. Stanton.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion have planned for full programme
for New Years day. In the afternoon
from 2 till 6 O'Clock, the Ladies' auxil-
iary will entertain the young men of Los
Angeles at New Years reception. In
the evening concert will be given in
the association hall.
The HERALD was rendered most en-
ioyable serenade by the Seventh Regi-
ment band, yesterday afternoon. The
bands parade was a testimonial of
appreciation of the promotion OF Colonel
G. c.. Allen to be acknowledgement OF
the state. The band was under the
leadership OF Band Master d. w. Doug
lass, and A. E. Peck, drum major.
Last Friday Mr.. j. Forthman received
the news of the death OF his mother,
which occurred recently in Germany.
Mrs. Forthman had lived to an old age,
having been born in 1907. Mr.. Forthman
lntended paying a visit to his mother,
whom he had not seen for over thirty
years, when the very sad news reached
him OF her decease. His many friends
sympathize with him in his great be-
seavement.
4 handsomely bound volume OF the
reports of the municipal government of
San Francisco was received Yesterday
morning by City Clerk Teed, bearing
compliments OF John A. Russell, clerk
of The board of supervisors. The book
is bound in morocco, and On the cover
arc printed in gilt letters the words,
''From the City of San Francisco to the
City OF Los Angeles" The frontispiece
is composed OF the photographs of all the
several supervisors and Mayor E. B.
Pond.
At the meeting held on Friday even
ing, the following companions were
elected officers for ensuing year Of the
Safety Council 664, American Legion OF
Honor: Commander (re-elected), A. H.
Miller; vice-commander, j. J. Tn. Jo-
hansen; past commander, j. F. Fos-
mir; orator, F. Adam; treasurer IRE
elected), T. +. Stanton; secretary and
collector (re-elected), John Spiers
chaplain (re-elected), A. Schultz; guide,
L. f. Halkns; warden, August Roth /;
sentry, A. Sarnow.
Mr.. Charles E. Donahue, the we'll
known grocer, was united in marriage
on Christmas day to Miss Jen-
ME MCCARTHY, one OF our public
school teachers. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Melon
aid, at the Cathedral. After the cere'
mony family reunion was held till 5 p.
IN. at the brides parents residence, 121
West Fourth street. In the evening the
party repaired to Mr. Donahue's resi-
dence, at Ais West Twenty-second
street, where a general housewarming
was held and toasts proposed to the
.s,appiness OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donahue.
The many friends OF the contracting
parties showed their appreciation by
sending a number OF beautiful and
costly presents.