Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-04
BOYLE HEIGHTS.


| River.
Miss Mary Falls, an interesting lady
of Canada, who has been spending the
winter on the Heights will return to
her northern home next week.
Popular John Hyans, connected with
the electric road, will soon commence
the erection of handsome residence
on Virginia avenue.
Col. ]. P. Rogers has purchased a
magnificent home on the Heights.
Miss S. E. Cargill has left for her
ranch near Harold, and will be absent
for several months.
Jimmie Holcomb goes to Chicago this
week on business.
Major L. G. Moreland purchased two
elegant lots Saturday on Cummings
street, and will shortly erect a COM
modious residence. 1t is rumored that
the major will shortly be united in mar
riage to handsome young lady, a pop
ular resident of the Heights.
The people of Boyle Heights are be-
coming impatient at the dilatory
action of the council in regard to the
tardiness exhibited by that body in
reference to ordering work commenced
Ou tuc pdIhs IL WILL 10 IcuucmUcIcQ ny
the readers of the HERALD that during
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hollenbeck donated
twenty -one acres of ground lying on the
east side of Boyle avenue to the city for
park purposes, and the gift was finally
accepted by the city with the proviso
that $4,000 was to be expended toward
improving the grounds. Over four
months have passed and no work has
as yet been done, much to the disap-
pointment of the people of this section.
1t is claimed that Councilman Rees has
done all in his power to induce the
council to take some measure in regard
to beautifying the grounds, but it seems
that the influence of the ninth ward
statesman is not all powerful. In the
sweet bye and bye, when the pigs be-
gin to fly, something may be done to.
ward the park matter.
Mr.. G. A. Boyle, who left Pittsburg,
Pa, on the 1st day of last month on
bicycle for Los Angeles, arrived Satur-
day on the Heights to pay a call on Mr..
Dangerield, brother of Mrs. Sam Rees.
Mr.. Boyle claims to have made an aver
age of seventy-nine miles day OH his
trip, and expresses qualification at the
treatment accorded him along the route.
The gentleman starts home today, going
via Salt Lake City. He rides a
Rambler Safety" cycle.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
realized $103.65 out of the rag baby
party recently given in Corbel's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye deserve considera-
BILE notice for the kindness and generos-
ity displayed by them toward Mrs. Mills
and child amid their recent affliction,
of which mention was made in the
HERALD few days ago.
E. R. Threlkeld paid visit to River
side Friday, and while there closed
large real-estate deal.
Unless woman suffrage is in vogue
twenty-one years hence the Republican
party has lost vote. The recent ar
rival at Constable Rogers's home is a
girl. Nevertheless, Ro gers is proud and
correspondingly happy.
Mr.. Eugene Hinckley and family of
Kansas City are visiting the Heights,
the guests of S. W. Hinckley.
Mrs. Emma McComas, wife of ex-
Senator McComas of Pomona, is visiting
the family of Judge McComas, on Penn
sylvania avenue.
Mr.. Lazzarevich, who died at his resi-
dence on Summit avenue Friday, was
buried yesterday.
Claude White returned home Satur-
day night from his mining expedition,
and feels jubilant over his prospects.
While he doesn't expect to become
Jay Gould at once, or have diamonds to
throw to the birds, yet he anticipates
realizing a good thing out OF mining
property.
A club has recently been organized on
- ~ ~,
G. Worand's drug store, and among the
members are such prominent and jovial
spirits as Col. John L. O'Bryan, Judge
cock, Winfred White, Otis F. Bell, H.
G. Worland, Charlie Blake, Tom Hyans,
W. H. Hoag, E. R. Threlkeld, Col. ]. P.
Rogers, and host of others. The OBJ
ject and purpose of the club as set forth
in the preamble, is to award monthly
prizes to such members as can tell the
most startling and thrilling experiences
of actual life based upon positive facts.
No prevarication, whatever, is allowed.
Judge McComas will probably take first
prize, with Colonel O'Bryan close Sec
ond, although Colonel Rogers and Tom
Hyans are not lost sight of in the con-
test.
Clarence Rogers will shortly pay his
old home in Texas a visit, and it is
casually whispered on the side that Mr..
Rogers will not return to the Heights
alone. Anyway, it may be said that
congratulations are in order.
Horace White, in order to be domi-
ciled near his partner, Tom Woods, has
purchased lot on Soto street, and will
commence next week the erection of a
$2500 residence. Thus the Heights
grows.