Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-23
HAPPENINGS N NEARBY CITIES,
Pasadena Rejoices in a Regular
Building Boom.
Redondo Nimrods Chase the Mighty
Whale.
RediRnds and the Cracker Saloons
Social Notes from Santa Monica.
Personal Mention and Matters
of Local Import.

PASADENA, July 22.-Not less than
twenty-five new residences are going up
in different parts of the town, and the
architects Offices are busy with plans
for as many more. Prof. T. s. G. Lowe
has just completed one of the finest resi-
dences ON the coast, at an expense Of
not less than 100000. Plans are now
being completed for magnificent resi-
dence for Col. p. @. Baker, to be located
near Orange Grove avenue, at cost of
$4,000. Among the buildings now in
in course OF construction are noted the
following
The polytechnic and manual training
school, corner Fair Oaks avenue and
Chestnut street, $4,000; M. Slavin,
builder.
f. H. Vallett, residence, corner Colo
RADIO street and Los Robles avenue,
$4,000; Hearn & Gable, contractors.
H. M. Hamilton. residence, Moline
and California, $4,000; ]. S. Blick, con-
tractor.
Mr.. Linelow, East Colorado street,
residence, $4,000; @. w. Buchanan, con-
tractor.
G. H. Buchanan, residence, Summit
and Washington $4,000.
Repairs on the Raymond hotel, $4,000 !;
George @. Webster, contractor.
Rev. D. D. Hill. West California street,
residence, $2500; Thomas Fellows,
builder.
F. B. Surge, residence, Stem & Stan
ley, contractors $2500.
Judge Knight, South Marengo avenue,
residence; $25OO. Thomas Fellows,
builder. ~
Mr.. Downing, Old Fair Oaks avenue,
residence; $1,000. l.. A. v. Craigier,
builder.
S. S. Stevens, Madison avenue, resi-
dence; $4,000.
Mrs. j. Carr, Kensington place, resi-
dence; $500. B. F. Barnett, contrac-
tor.
S. A. D. Clark, large hay barn on
California street; $500. S. Glidden,
builder.
J. w. Sedwick, Euclid avenue; $1,000
cottage. A. V. Craigier, builder.
Repairs on the Acme hotel; $1,000.
G. d. Webster, contractor.
F. Foltz, Orange Grove avenue; $1,000.
E. L. Doane, contractor.
Mr.. Clapp, residence, Pasadena ave-
nue.; $4,000. Thomas Fellows, contrac-
tor.
Albert Mirde Adella, residence; $25O0.
S. Glidden, contractor.
In addition to these there are many
improvements being made that are not
reported.
'fhe Ladies Missionary society of the
Christian church gave a social at the
chapel on North Fair Oaks avenue last
evening. Several interesting letters
were read from missionaries in Japan
and elsewhere, followed by very inter
esting programme, consisting of music
and recitations. Ice cream and cake
followed, and very pleasant evening
was passed by all present.
A trav ling photograph gallery has
been put up on Fair Oaks opposite the
CITY hall,
There was meeting of the Peoples
party club last evening at the old Ma
sonic hall. Several addresses were
made and much enthusiasm shown.
The second open air band concert will
be given tomorrow evening at the Hotel
Green park at 7 80.
Officer Slater took two Mexicans into
Los Angeles this morning. who had
been sentenced by Judge H. H. Rose to
five days each in the county Jail.
Beginning next Monday, the BARRIERS
of Pasadena will close at O'Clock on
MONDAYS.
The following party leave for Long
Beach tomorrow to spend the summer:
Mrs j. B. Barnes. Mrs. ]. T. Berry, Mrs.
w. T. Grimes, Miss Girtie Ricketts,.
The local politicians returned from
Los Angeles last evening in very crest
fallen condition, and this morning it is
very hard to find any of them that are
not wearing graveyard look, and pre-
dieting dire results at the coming cleo
ton.
There is general complaint among
the real estate men about the scarcity
of houses for rent. This is something
unusual for this time of the year and
shows that the town is well filed.
SoUTH PASADENA, CAL, July 22-The
many friends of Mrs. E. B. Barden, of
Lincoln Park, will be pleased to learn
that she is about, although on crutches.
Mrs. Barden broke hel leg at Morgan
station sometime during the last days
of March.
Mrs. H. A. Perkins, who has been
visiting her brother J. P. Boyd, returned
to her home in Olathe, Kansas, Tues
day.
Mr.. A. R. Graham, who was confined
to the house for several weeks with q
severe illness, is attending to business
again.
Abe Beerey has returned home after
an absence of four months. He has
come to stay.
Rev. N Gregory, lately called here by
the Baptist society, is enjoying a couple
OF weeks at Long Beach with his
family.
Mrs. S. Barden and daughter. Stella,
are spending several weeks in the
mountains at Captain Hennegers. in
company with the Misses Morgan. OF
Morgan station. The captains camp
ing ground is delightfully."- secluded
spot, about half way up the trail to
Mount Wilson. They were ioined
Thursday by Mrs. Brainard and Paul
Dougherty.
Mrs. Charles Moore is at Long Beach.
REDONDo RIPPLEs.