Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-21
NEWS NOTES.


Stewart OF Downey, Cal.
Try Armour's Silver Churn butterine.
Superior to butter. For sale by the
Economic Stores, S05 s. Spring street.
The attractions at Hotel del Coronado
Saturday and Sunday will cause great
number of tourists to visit that famous
resort.
The announcements of the principal
church services of the city. lectures, etc.,
appear every Sunday on the sixth page
OF the HERALD.
at Temple street Christian church
Pastor Smither will preach on Christian
Perfection, at IL a. m; upon What Is
Man? at 80 p. m. today.
I. 7. Thomas was arrested yesterday
on a charge of embezzling watch valued
at $40 from Gilbert Smith. He was held
for trial by Justice Stanton.
Lehman Abraham was fined 5000 by
Justice Stanton yesterday on q charge of
embezzling $50 from the Troy Laundry
company, by whom he had been en-
ployed.
Stanton Woman's Relief Corps will
give grand ball at Illinois hall, next
Monday evening, for the benefit of the
relief fund. Admission gentleman and
ladies' 80 cents.
The pastor, DR.. Stradley, will preach
at Trinity M. E. Church, South, today,
at IL a. m. and 80 p. m. The church
is on Broadway, near Fifth. Strangers
are cordially invited.
Interesting sermons will be delivered
at the First Congregational church to-
day. Morning, 1.-The Saloon in Los An
geles City and County; evening, for
young men, Little Secrets of Success"
Kindergarten and Day Nursery bene-
it," Gable will convulse the audience
on Tuesday night by reading 1.-The
Wildly Riley's Courtship," and other
Office.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for William Shaver, Atty Carver, Miss
Mary Carson, Lefferts Knox, Mrs. J. A.
Parker.
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HERALD.
Mrs. G. Sartiat, of 528 Bernard street,
and whose home was burned last Thurs
day night, has not been heard of since
the fire. She gave out word that she
was going to San Pedro, but she has not
yet returned.
Mrs. Juanita Silver, widow, died in
her home at 2811a Tehama street, yester-
day morning, from old age. She was
born in Los Angeles county seventy-four
years ago.-[San Francisco Examiner,
February 10Th.
The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany's steamer Santa Rosa will arrive
from San Francisco February oath, and
leave north bound, February 26th, in
place of steamer Mexico, due to leave
north bound, February 25th.
Mrs. Cenobia Yorba, wife of Thomas
Rowland, died at his residence at Puente,
at the age OF 46 years. There will be
high mass at the San Gabriel church at
10 80 o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited to be present.
Mr.. Robert Weidensall, the well
known YIN. CA. worker, speaks at the
association building today at O'Clock to
men. A quartette consisting of Miss
Mae Forester, Miss Eta Smith, A. w.
Hare and III. E. Smith will sing.
Miss Jordan of 31s s. Spring street
left the city on the enorthern-bound train
Monday on her way to New York, to
give her personal attention to the selec-
tion of her large and beautiful stock of
millinery. She expects to return about
the 10th of March.
Officer Dunn last evening saved the
life of an unknown woman who had,
through excitement, fallen down before
cable car on Temple street near Spring
street. The policeman pulled her from
the track just as the cable car was COM
ing down the hill, at a moment when
the brakes would have had no effect.
Rev. Thomas Shaw, the Lazarist mis-
sionary, will commence a mission for
men this morning at 1O:3O at st. Vim
cents church, corner of Grand avenue
and Washington street. The mission
begins with a solemn mass, and will
continue for one week. The services for
every day during the week will be as
follows: Mass and instructions at 5 &c
and s 80 a. M. sermon and benediction
at :15 p. m.
The opening of the Y. M. G. A. gym
nasium will occur on Tuesday evening
February 23d. The young men of the
state normal school will give an exhibi
ton OF class work, and some members O
the Athletic club are expected to give al
exhibition of their skill. Arrangements
have been made so that members of tht
association joining the gymnasium
classes can receive physical examina
tion from a competent physician with
out expense.
The choir of st. Vincent's church
corner of Grand avenue and Washing
ton street, has selected the following
programme to be rendered at the morn
ing service Asperges Me, chorus, Gre
qorian; Kyrie, from Haydn's Imperia
Mass Credo, from Haydn's Fourtl
Mass: Sanctus, from Haydn's Imperia
Mass; Benedictus, from Gounod'
Messe Solenelle; Agnus Del, from Schu
bort's Mass in r. Giorza's Veni Create
xr,;Il l,o oxsuo hv Mrs Dr. MI M. Kanuo