Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-14
NEWS NOTES

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Postal Telegraph company for Mrs. Annie
Plum mer.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union office for E. Spring,
F. Beiermeister, Jr,, W. Grant Clark.
A full meeting of the Flower Festival
society is called for this morning at 10
O'Clock, to consider very important
matter.
The employees in the street superin-
tendent's Office presented Mr.. Hutchin-
son with purse containing trifie less
than $500.
Detective Wallin yesterday recovered
a gold watch stolen by Charles Cronk
from q man named Gonzales, living at
Santa Barbara.
At the Canadian-American club en-
tertainment tonight, at Foresters' hall,
Mrs. farley (Mrs. Landt) will read an
original poem entitled My Canada.
Revival services are in progress this
week at the Central Baptist church.
The pastor, Rev. j. S. Dill, will hold
services at and 2 80 pm. each day.
R. B. Young, the architect, reports
that as soon as the contract is signed by
the governor, improvements to the ex-
tent of $47, 900 will be commenced ON
the Whittier reform school.
The usual number of drunks were up
before Judge Owens yesterday. The
fact that the saloons are closed on Sun
day does not seem to have a tendency
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Mr.. B. G. Holmes will sing the new
comic song GAN on Account of the
Tariff" at the Illinois social this even
ing Mr.. Holmes is possessed of very
effective voice and excellent delivery.
Richard Bush was brought to the
county Jail last evening by Officer Foyer
OF Wilmington. Bush was arrested on
q warrant sworn out last December, for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
= General Mansfield, president of the
Historical society, was yesterday made
custodian of the old cannon now at the
old court house, by General McCook.
The title to the cannon was vested in the
war department.
Messrs. Cook & Langley loaded a car
with fresh peas and beans yesterday, for
through shipment to Kansas City, for
the first time in the history of Southern
California. The vegetables were packed
in small baskets, similar in shape to
those used in strawberry shipping,
which in turn were packed in crates, SO
as to allow current of air between the
layers.
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday by the
Memorial Baptist church of Los. Angeles,
"a new company formed for the purpose
of maintaining public worship, etc.,
without pecuniary profit to its members,
with the following board of directors !:
B. T. Tilden, G. G. Cleveland, G. Coul-
son, P. B. Chase and G.. A. Baskerville,
all of this city.
The young people of Florence enjoyed
a very pleasant social at the residence
of Mr.. Hankens, Saturday evening. The
following were present. Misses Nc
Donald, Morrison, De Garmo, Thaxter,
Nadeau. Misses Libbie, Maggie and
Jessie Douglass, Misses Jessie and Lena
Clark, Niman. Mrs. Hartman, Mrs.
CLARK, Mrs. Cerrot, Mrs. Dickerson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lane. Mr.. Mather and Miss
Vina East. who perhaps enjoyed them
selves more than the others by passing
oranges to each other and having Jolly
good time; Messrs. Hollenbeck, Morri-
son, Snidow, Coe, Putney, Hartman,
Dickerson, Thaxter and Nadeau, also
Miss Adams of Downey, who is visiting
Miss Jessie Clark. Refreshments were
served about 10 80, Of which all partook
heartily.
Mrs. Clara G. Hoffman, national or
ganizer OF the W. G. T. u, gave her
first address at the first M. E. Church,
on Broadway, last evening. After
musical selections by the choir and
prayer by Rev. P. F. Bresee, Mrs. Grow
made an eloquent address of welcome on
behalf of the VIC. T. U. of Los Angeles as
did Rev. DIR. Hutchins on behalf of the
ministers and churches of this city, and
DIR. Bresee for the homes OF Los Angeles.
Master Hervey for the Loyal temper
adce legion presented Mrs. Hoffman
with a splendid basket of flowers, and
little Ariel Ewing brought down the
house with welcome and basket of
flowers from the children, after which
Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard introduced Mrs.
Hoffman to the audience. She will lect-
ure every night this week at the same
place.
Special Notice.