Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
NEWS NOTES.

Ipnacio Rivera and Otto Gollmer
pulled two young men out of Westlake
park lake. into which they fell by their
boat capsizing. The rescue was brave
act.
]. Cooper was taken to the receiving
hospital yesterday with a broken arm.
He fell while attempting to climb over
a high fence. Drs. Murphy and Bryant
attended him.
John G. Halborow, for many years
with G. H. Hance, the druggist, has
how associated himself with John Beck
with & Son, the druggists, in the
Downey block.
Rev. A. c. Smither preached to large
audiences at the Temple-street Chris
tian church Yesterday. His subject for
the morning sermon was Mary, the
Mother of Jesus.
Undelivered kilograms at the Office of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
corner of Court and Main streets, Oc-
tober 18th for Mrs. T. III. Howard and
Horace Parker.
Charles Clark was treated at the re-
ceiving hospital by Drs. Murphy and
Bryant yesterday. He had a badly
swollen arm, the result of an injury re-
eeived some time ago.
Mrs. H. J. Glenn, widow OF DR.. H. J.
Glenn and sister OF w. B. Abernethy,
of this city, died at her home in San
Francisco, yesterday afternoon, after a
long protracted illness.
The Feast of Succoth was celebrated
by special service at the Jewish syna-
gogue Yesterday. Rabbi A. w. Edel-
man preached an eloquent sermon, which
is not printed for want of space.
The fifteenth state convention OF the
fruit growers of California will be held
at Marysville, beginning Tuesday, No
vember 176h. The session will continue
four days. A fine exhibition of fruits
will be made and the convention will be
Of unusual importance.
The executive committee of the Los
Angeles county Sunday school conven-
ton has decided to hold grand mass
meeting OF all the Sunday school chill
dren and Sunday school workers of this
city, to be held at Hazards pavilion,
corner Fifth and Olive streets, at 2 80 p.
m. sharp, Sunday, Nov. g., 1891.
George Kenan, the famous writer and
lecturer on Russia and Siberia, will lee
ture in this city under the auspices OF
the Ruskin Art club, at the Grand opera
house, November 28th. This will be
the only lecture delivered by Mr..
keenan, in Southern California Tickets
may be had from the ladies of the club.
Judge W. L. Pierce, of department
three Of the superior court of San Diego
county, arrived yesterday and is stop
ping at the St. Angelo. Judge Pierce
will occupy the bench for Judge w. P.
Wade in department three, who goes
to San Diego to try case involving
about $4,000.
Mrs. E. G. Conley was buried at Peta-
luna Saturday last. She was the mother
of Police Officer j. 7. Conley, and her
death will be regretted by a large circle
of friends and acquaintance. Mrs.
Conley was the mother of eight children,
all OF whom survive her. She came to
this coast twenty-eight years ago.
The orphans fair will be opened this
evening by grand concert under the
leadership of Mr.. Schallert, and prom
ises to be one of the events of the sea-
son. This institution provides home
for orphans of all creeds and nationali-
ties, and should be supported by all. A
first-class lunch will be served during
the entire week.
Read the classified advertisements on
the sixth page of the HERALD. There is
money to be made in noting these bust
ness announcements. Property is Of
fered for sale which will double in value
in a year. There are houses and stores
to rent, business chances for sale and a
thousand bargains to delight the bar
gain seeker. Don't miss the sixth page.