The herald., 1893-09-08
PASADENA.

Contemplated Sale of sierra Madre
vilIa-Locsl Events.
PASADENA, Sept. ia young cclored girl
about Is years old called at Justice Merriams
court room this afternoon and wanted war
rant issued for the arrest OF Mary Reynolds.
keep the peace.
she stated that the Reynolds woman, who Is
also colored, had threatened to thrash the life
out Of her, and she wanted to be protected
Later the Reynolds woman was brought In, and
the hearing set for tomorrow.
The trouble grew out OF charges which the
Reynolds woman is alleged to have made
ing case may be looked for when It comes up
for hearing
TO BUY THE VILLA.
The Sisters OF Saint Joseph are seriously con-
templating the purchase OF the Sierra Madre
villa, the well known landmark at the foot of
the 6ierrs Madre mountains. to be used as
party Of the sisters visited the villa yester-
day, and were much pleased with the building
purchase this property which they probably will
II II can be secured on favorable terms, they
will remodel the buildings and greatly improve
The community home is used as place Of
retreat for the sisters and differs from con-
vent, an there is no school attached toft.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Ray Kellogg, the young son OF Mr.. kellogg,
the proprietor of the Columbia restaurant on
East Colorado street, received quite serious
injuries by having q wagon heavily loaded
with sand run over him, teas ing his shoulder
blade out OF place and otherwise bruising
him.
The sccident occurred In the arroyo west OF
town, where the boy mad gone with teamstey
for sand. N some way he slipps d of the load
and fell under the wheels.
Ihe little fel low was brought in at once and
Dr. Van Slyck made him as comfortable as
possible, but IL will be some time before he
will recover.
Mr.. X. Hobson and family are at Sant ta Mon
ica for weeks uting.
Mr.. Galbfaith OF santa Ana is contemplating
removing to this city with his family.
9. n. Vail and family are at Santa Monica
Myrick hey ynolds, formerly manager of the
San Pedro Lumber Uompany,.was In town to-
ihe cannery commences operations today,
and will probably continue through the fruit
season. A number OF orders have been re-
ceived from eastern firms.
sehora Juan Bsndina and niece, Miss Feliee,
OF Los Angeles, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. J.R Clark of this city won't to San Diego
yesterday on short business trip.
Prof o. w. Kyle hos been ENGAGED to lead
the University choir during the coming sea-
Miss Laura Packard, assistant librarian, re-
lima, where she was the guest OF Miss Lila
Reese.
Mr.. Otto Freeman returned today from two
months trip in the east, including a visit to
the worlds fair and his old home In Michigan.
The Grown Vista will shortly enlarge to a IL
page week y. The Vista has greatly improved
lately. 1twi-
Mrs. Helen E. BandIni will have an inter est.
ing story In the october Overland, based on
California life in early days.
1t Is rumored that well known Los Angeles
liquor Arm contemplate opening a saloon In
this city, and to test the validity OF our license
ordinance.
Saturday next, Admission day, will be OBJ
served by the banks and posiofiice, but not by
the business men generally.
The postoffice will be open the regular Sun
day hours, 3 to 10 am. and 4 TO pm. One
delivery only will be made
The eugag. ment of Miss M. Stevens OF this
city ard Mr.. Meek OF ran Francisco is an
nounced. Miss Stevens is well known here,
while Mr.. Meek is spoken OF az o pro minent
land owner OF the northern part Of the state.
The date for the wedding has not yet been an
nouuced.