The herald., 1893-02-26
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NGC|T|ES.
The Church Services Today at
Pasadena.
The Real Estate Market at Santa
Ana Very Active.
Pasadena Capitalists st Perris - Ter
minal leland = RiaIto Notes.
acknowledgements.
CoviHa.

PASADENA, Feb. 25.-Among the many
good things for which Pasadena is noted
her churches stand foremost, as attested
tboth by their size and number as well as
their large membership. 1t would be
hard indeed to find sect or creed that
is not represented in this little city, and
as for the people, everybody and his
neighbor attend church on Sunday.
Brief mention of a few of the many SER
vices that will be held here tomorrow
are given in the following notices:
Rev. DIR. Chamberlain will occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian church,
in the absence OF Rev. Fife.
Bishop Goodsell has consented to
preach the morning sermon at the Meth
odist tabernacle, and will doubtless be
greeted by large audience.
At the Universalst church Rev. DR..
Conger will officiate, assisted by Rev.
Florence Kollock.
Rev. G. E. Harris, at the First Bap-
tist, will take the foreign missionary
question as his subject in the morning,
and special contribution for this cause
will be taken up.
Rev. Ruth Ridger will deliver her
farewell sermon at the Friends church
tomorrow morning. She resigns on &C.
count OF poor health.
DR.. B. @. Atterbury will address the
meeting of the Y. M. G. A. at O'Clock
in the afternoon in Strong'H hall. All
young men invited.
OUR ITALY. &
Rev. H. G. Spaulding will deliver
lecture ct the Universalist church
Thursday evening, March I'd, upon Our
Italy. The lecture will be illustrated
with fine lot OF stereoptiesn views por-
tray1ng the many and varied beauties of
the golden state in the most charming
manner. This lecture has been greeted
by crowded houses in the east wherever
it has been given. 1t will be remeui-
bered that Mr.. Spaulding gave most
delightful lecture here about year ago
upon Vesuvius and Pompeii.
The lecture will be given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Univeraalist church and will doubt
less prove most profitable and enter
tanning evening to those fortunate
enough to be present.
MISSIONARY RECEPTION.
The reception rendered to the re-
turned missionaries by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, yesterday after
noon, was we'll attended, and proved
very pleasant occasion.
The missionaries in whose honor the
assembly was called were DIR. and Mrs.
Hepburn, DR.. and Mrs. Atterbury and
Mrs. Lowery, all long and faithful labor
ers in the mission field. A Christian
Chinese woman from Los Angeles was
present and responded to an invitation
1avUcrpury ssr.o s.,- -.-srL ualk
upon missionary work at meeting of
the local missionary society held previ-
was exhibited in the work and $40
raised to help the cause.
NOTES.
The Hutchins displayed an excep-
tionally handsome show window today.
The childrens' home at 70 East Colo
Iado street has a healthy two-weeks'-
old baby boy waiting adoption by res
pectable family.
Some of the property-owners on West
Colorado street are objecting to having
the hill near Orange Grove avenue cut
down. just what objection there can
be does not appear very plainly. The
present grade is certainly entirely too
Mr.. G. E. Langford has purchased a
cottage on South Los Robles avenue be-
longing to DR.. I. j. Rigg; price, $1,000
cash.
An inauguration ball and entertain
ment will be given at the Green on the
evening of March 4th.
Walter Richardson and Langdon
Smith have returned from trip to
Barley Flats in search OF big game.
Mr. j. III. Skunk, the proprietor of
the John Dillon, Ole Olson and Calhoun
Opera companies, was in Pasadena Fri
day, looking after the interests of his
attractions. Mr.. Dillon will be here
March let, and the Calhoun company
later.
The body of Mr.. Thomas Foster, the
gentleman who died go suddenly al the
Raymond, will be sent east tomorrow.
Meesrs. Lippencott, Larrey & Eaton
have charge of the embalming.
1t is suggested that the proposed art
exhibition, which WAS to have been
given under the auspicies of the Charity
Organization society, be given in con-
nection with several church societies,
as the Charity Organization ia not in
need of any considerable addition to its
treasury at present.
Ed. r. Bradley & Co., the popular
wholesale and retail fruit men, have
opened frst-class cycle house in con-
nection with their establishment, at 80
South Raymond avenue. A full line of
Eagle and Western Wheel works ma
chimes are constantly kept in stock, all
sizes. at prices ranging from 500 to $3.50.
The Affair, manufactured by the Eagle
Cycle company. is proving a great
seller price $3.50, pneumatic tire, all the
latest improvements. Wheels are sold
On easy monthly installments. An in
spection OF the stock ia desired.
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