The herald., 1894-02-10
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.
The Ward-COllis Marriage at
Pasadena Thursday.
Commencement of Orange Packing
at Santa Ana.
The Pomona City Council Purchases y
Park-Gossip About Santa Mon
ica's Coming City Election.
Hscondido Notes.

PASADENA, Feb. 9.-Pas adena's local display
which is now in process of formation and will
shortly be placed in position at the midwinter
fair, promises to be very attractive.
The booth, which is being manufactured
here to be shipped north in sections and put
together there, is handsome affair of white
and gold, which, when in position, cannot fail
to make favorable impression.
The principal features of the booth will be
the display of oranges and Photographic views
OF Pasadena, which will fill a large panel
at the back of the BOOTH
The fruit display will consist chiefly of Or
anges, with a small amount of other fruit in
glass. Directly over the booth the word 'Pas-
adena,'' in large raised gold letters will form
conspicuous part of the exhibit, which on the
whole promises to be a very attractive affair.
Two large views, one of the Green and an
other of the Lowe Mountain railway, will
occupy prominent spaces in the Photographic
display.
In addition to the local booth Pasadena will
also be represented in the Southern California
citrus exhibit by column OF oranges, sur
mounted by ball composed of the same fruit,
and above all banner with the name "Pasa-
dena" in prominent letters.
This exhibit will, however, last only about
six weeks after being placed in position.
NJ. H. Weight, who has been appointed by
the board of trade to take charge OF the local
exhibit, will also assist in putting this exhibit
in position, and is at present hard at work
getting matters in shape to leave for San Fran
cisco tomorrow, or Monday at the latest.
Twenty-Five boxes of navels have been
shipped to use in the local display, and some
100 boxes of selected seedlings viii shortly be
sent to go into the general display.
A great portion OF this fruit has been con cor
tributed by the growers OF the section, who
4 have been very liberal in this way.
wARD-CoLLIs.
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. II. Ward and Miss
Anna M. Coils took place at the home of Mrs
Magee ON South Marengo avenue last night in
the presence of number of relatives and in
vited friends. The service was conducted by
Hall of All Saints church q 9 n n q
of the happiest events of the kind ever held in
the CITY, The floral decorations were elaborate
and the best of taste was displayed in their ar
rangement. large floral bell hung over
where the young couple were married.
The brides costume was remarkably hand
some one of white crepon, in which she looked
very pretty. Following the services the guests
sat down to an elegant wedding supper given
by Mrs. Magee, aunt of the groom.
The presents were numerous and elegant,
not the least Of them being the deed to $4,000
cottage on South Marengo avenue, the gift of
Mrs Magee.
Those present were: Mrs. Ward, Mrs Magee
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Banbury, Rev. WHY'S Hall,
D. D., Miss Lyons, A. N. Coils, George Coils,
wood, Miss Jennie Atwood, Miss Crew of Los
Angeles, W. Q. Swan. jr., and daughter of San
EMT rs NM ana MIS- q W. swan and r SON.
Banbury, Samuel Banbury, MT and Mrs. G. W.
Glover, Miss Veale Miss Neale, Mrs. Elms of
Catalina, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Blair, Mrs. Benton.
HOW IS THIS?
The Lincoln club, whatever that may be, is
credited by the Star with having put the fol-
lowing ticket in the field for the coming mu-
nicipal election: Jas. Clarke, trustee at
large; DR.. Chas. A. Davis, trustee Fourth ward I;
Herman Dyer, city clerk ]. f. Church. city
treasurer; John 7. Buchanan, marshal
Future developments in the campaign will
be watched with interest as there will be one
If not more, tickets in the field.
THRooP vs.. LOS ANGELES.
A game of football between the Throop team
and the Los Angeles Athletic club IL is booked
for tomorrow Saturday afternoon on the Ath-
letic club grounds on South Fair Oaks avenue
commencing at O'Clock.
The clubs are said to be evenly matched and
good game is looked for. The Throop team,
which has been recently recognized, is at pres
ent made up as follow:
Coldwell, right guard; Randall, left guard ;
Freeman. right tackle:. Yerxa, left tackle;
Price, right end; Pratt, left end; Allen quar-.
ter-backj Dennis, right half-back; Smith, LETT
half-back; Craig. full-baek.
NOTES.
Prof. David s. Jordan delivered a lecture at
Throop Polytechnic hall this evening upon
Mans Place in Nature.
A grading machine has been purchased by
the Fruit Growers association, which Will be
put In place in a few days and active work
commenced.
Frank Monaham, brother of A. B. Monaham.
was among today's arrivals from the east. He
will spend some time here
Commodore Foote and Frank Gill, both con
auctors on the Chicago and Alton railway, and
railway, who have been spending a few davs
IN town, the guests of Mr. Ed Kennedy, left
To-Day 1or san francisco to take in the midwin-
yer 1alr before returning east Mrs. oliver will
spend the winter here. Commodore Gill had
charge at the fast mail train over the Chicago
ana Alton, which recently made 49, miles
per hour for i've hours.