The herald., 1893-08-01
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SANTA MONICA.

The Gospel Meetings Continue to Draw
Well-Notes.
SANTA MONICA, July 31.-Evangelist Smith
got OF good truth on Sunday evening, when
speaking about gambling. he said 1t was no
gamble to buy Santa Monica realty, because OF
the vast Improvements under way here. He
paid the wharf and other enterprises hand.
some tribute.
GOSPEL MEETINGS.
The gospel tent was crowded to night. an
unusual thing for Monday night, which Is
usually an off night. The song service was
rood, and the evangelist spoke to an interested
audience on Faith and Works, as they relate to
the unsased, and then the essentials needed
for successful work being courage OF convic-
ion. That above all things the Lord loved,
was O manly Christian enthusiasm. That to be
Of service to the world and Christ. one must
bubble over with genuine enthusiasm at all
times like the pure and sparkling spring that
gushes forth its fluid.
The one great .characteristic of the Master
was his sym mpathy, SO should we all be and
everyone should be consecrated to the service.
The service was full Of railroad illustrations.
The bible reading yesterday was on 4 ne Two
Advents: the first the advent OF Christ at Beth
lenam, already and accompi piished fact, and the
second his pre-mtllenial appearance or advent
in the clouds and reign OF thousand years
Sunday afternoon he visited the soldiers
home and the assembly hall was packed.
In my last letter / failed to note the two
.eautiful solos sung sunday evening. The first,
ser. and the effective ballad The old Home ana
the New, by Prof. Tyler, Brought tears to many
eyes.
The lad, Henry Hyman, who was run over on
Sunday afternoon, had one leg am pu tated yes
terday, and probably will lose the other mem
ber The brave little fellow stood the operation
like little man and his unfortunate accident
has won him the sympsthies OF the entire COM
Mrs W. H. Davis. stranger. who is sum.
merins here. started subscription list and
@s. SSs .s 70
thing for the brave little man. she had raised
In the neig hDorhood OF $40 at dusk:
house. gives benefit dance to Harry Oppenhei-
mer on Thursday, August 3, when the entire
proceeds will be given TO him.
The street com mEittes of the board OF trustees
were busy today determining the question OF
lighting the streets with electricity. About 20
lights would turn our fair city into perpetual
L. w. Simmons of General Grants secret SER
vice will deliver his famous recital on the Ad-
ventures OF the Union spy Friday evening at
the opera house, under the auspices OF the N.
PERSONALS.
Judge J. @. Morgan, Vincent Morgan and
Charlie Brscken left yesterday to enjoy a few
days recreation at Polly's park. They Will
have a good time, for the best chef in Santa
Chief Engineer Hood and family are at the
Arcadia.
Miss Mamie Loomis leaves today for Los An
geles, intending to pend a couple OF weeks be-
fore returning to the beach.
County Treasurer Baker and family OF Kern
county are sum merfng on South Beach.
Mrs. Decker and Miss A ice Decker have left
for Los Angeles after several weeks sojourn at
the beach.
The young people of Hotel Jackson enjoyed
a musk mellon party on the beach Saturday
evening.
A. Marks Of San Francisco registered yester-
day at Hotel Arcadia.
Mrs ]. Redman and Mrs. Z. Adams have
Joined the merry makers at Hotel Jackson.
Charles Rubady, Pasadena; MI and Mrs T.R
Wyant of San Francisco. are among yesterdays
arrivals at Hotel Jackson.
Items of Interest.
ALL WHO ENJOY good French cooking go
10 the Delmonico Restaurant, Second street,
Santa Monica, where p. Dauphine. the cele-
brated chef, presides over cuisine, Private
rooms IL desii cd. lit1'jtN tt'. i9E
VISITORS To SANTA MONICA will find at
the remodeled Red store, Z bird street, the iarg-
eat and best selected stock OF dry goods, fur
nishine and high class groceries In the town.
SOMETHING NEW.s7A specially, Genuine
Rhode Island clam chowder at the Neptune
Gardens, corner Utah and Ocean avenues. All
are invited. James h. Falkner. saig
THE BEST BARBER SHOP at Santa Monica
is the Hotel Jackson shop Utah avenue, near
Third ct. THoS. T.. REEVES, Prop.
GnuAnRR a 20 hoara noe Ifnuora In.