Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-07
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Hervey Lindley and Mr.. Hunter gave
banquet to the staff of the 4th of July
parade at the California club rooms after
the parade on Saturday.
Mrs. Ferner writes the HERALD that
Mr.. Aaron Greenwald does not live at
her house, as was stated in this paper,
and that her residence. is not on Hope
street.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office for
Mr.. B. Appel, Jennie Pratt, General
Benjamin P. Runkle, H. Crandall, E. L..
Jones.
The New Natick house was filled to
overhowing on the night of the Fourth,
over fifty persons being quartered on
the floors OF halls and parlors, for whom
it was impossible to provide beds.
Now being the fruit harvest, the
markets will be flushed, and any one
finding surplus of fruit on hands will
lind ready consumers at the Orphans
home, cornero Alpine and Yale streets.
The fifth and last lecture of the anon
ymous course will be delivered to-mor-
row night by one OF the brightest mem
bers of the bar of Los Angeles. This,
with fine musical accompaniments, will
make an attractive programme.
The frame residence of G. A. Stombs,
at the corner of Burlington avenue and
First street, was destroyed by fire last
ouoninn dyVrinn bo q hcopoo nf tho 70 ~, :
lily at church festival. The loss will
foot up about one thousand dollars.
The funeral OF Mrs. Swinde will take
place today. Exercises at the house at
2:3Q and at the Memorial Baptist church
at 3 p. m. Rev. A. w. Rider will be the
officiating clergyman. The Masons of
the lodge to which her husband be-
longed will attend the funeral.
The Southern California Cracker COM
pany have equipped their factory with
the latest improved machinery, and they
claim that they are turning out line of
goods unsurpassed in any city. A sam
pie of their crackers sent to us proves
that this is no idle claim.
party consisting of Messrs. Len. J.
Thompson, B. f. Coulter, jr., Sherman
Powell and j. H. Reynolds, left the city
yesterday for trip to the mountains.
They go by wagon to Barley flats, and
from there horseback to the head waters
of the Tejunga, to find deer and bear,
and enjoy the fine fishing in that To-
cality.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
hnor1 nf ov1 &c h.
Los Angeles Orphans home will be held
at the home. corner of Alpine and Yale
streets, today at pm. lat which reports
will be read of the yearly work, and the
election of officers for the ensuing year
will take place. A most cordial invita-
tion is extended to all friends OF the
home.
The San Antonio Light and Power
company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday with the county clerk. 1t is
formed for the purpose of producing and
otherwise obtaining electric light, power
and heat from the waters of the San An
tonic creek, in Los Angeles and San Ber-
nardino counties. The capital stock is
$240, 900, of which $4,000 has been &C
tually subscribed. The principal place
OF business is at Pomona. The directors
are Thomas r. Bard, of Hueneme; NV.
Blanchard. Santa Paula; j. d. Hooker,
Los Angeles; j. A. Dole, Pomona M. B.
Campbell, Claremont A. w. Burt, Red
lands, and c. G. Baldwin, Claremont.
Comrades of Dan. ..Bidwell post, headed
by Col. Brooker, with their ladies, have
been having an outing at San Pedro.
They were cordially received by mem
bers Of Burnside post, headed by Judge
Savage, at whose house they were roy
ally entertained, on Wednesday even
ing. Early Thursday morning the party
was received on board the Lizzie Belle
W., commanded by Capt Daniel w.
Weldt. and a stauncher yacht nor a
more careful, trusty captain cannot be
found in any port. The time was pleas
antly spent in sailing, fishing, singing
and swapping yarns. Members of the
post and ladies got together in the cosy
little cabin and passed resolutions of
thanks to Captain Weldt.
The guests who spent the Fourth and
Sunday at the Arrowhead Hot Springs
hotel included Count arc Won Schmidt,
Countess Won Schmidt and Mrs. James
S. Rice, registered from Tustin City !;
A. G. Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. How
ell, LIE Grand Howell, Mrs. A. P. Dietz
and daughter, j. w. Gillette and wife,
j. Woodward and wife, Mrs. Yarnell,
Miss Kate Yarnell, Miss Hersey, j. M.
Anderson. Los Angeles; Oscar Taylor,
John Wool, Jennie Mickey. William Nc
Key, San Bernardino L. A. Ganzkorn,
Compton, CAL; John w. Peas, Pitts
burg, Pa. G. G. Quinn, Providence, R.
L.; r. w. Freeman and G. F. Freeman,
Milwaukee, Wis.,; George E.. Howard
and wife, Riverside, Cal.
Lumber.
Write for prices to Willamette Illm-