The herald., 1894-11-25
SAN PEDRO.
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! SAN PEDRO, Nov. A.-Mr. W. 8.
CLARK oil Long Beach was the guest of
the Meses josie and Katie Savage one
day last week and was most agreeably
entertained, the music he had the
Plasure of hearing being one OF the
pleasantsst features of a pleasant visit.
San Pedro circle No. 1853, Companions
OF the Forest. will give q grand ball on
the evening OF December 31st, New
Years eve. Remember the date, 1t will
be one OF the social events OF the season.
Mr.. Smith. a cousin OF Mrs. Frazer,
wife OF the Presby terrain minister here,
is visiting the manse. and is 90 pleased
with the country that he will buy Q
place and make this his future home.
The funeral services OF Miss Fannie
Starbird, the notice of whose sudden
death appeared exclusively in Thursd "
mornings HERALD, was held in Will
mington on Friday. Her sister and
brother-in-law came up from San Diego
and took the remains back there for in
terment. The coroner found heart fail
ure was the cause OF death. Many friends
attended and followed the body to the
depot, as q last tribute OF affection to
one who was held in such high esteem
by all.
George Barnes, superintendent of the
Baker iron works, Los Angeles, visited
Whites roint last Sunday to inspect
the new pump aud engine. anpplied by
them to Mr.. X. d. sspulveda, for the
water worke there. Everything worked
like q charm, and both pure assr and
manufacturer we're pleased at the result.
Nightwatchmsn Jas. Gillespie has re-
signed his position.
Poundmaster Lemoure has once more
entered into private life, the council ac-
cepting his resiguation last Thursday
evening.
The library 10 constantly receiving
new books and is Q source of healthy
recreation for all during the long winter
evenings.
All arrangements are complete for the
performance Of the "Hick'ry Farm" bv
our band boys next Wednesday evening.
After the performance there will be q
grand ball. at which the elite OF the
city will be present.
Rev. Father Curran paid Q pastoral
visit to Long Beach last Wednesday.
Tomorrow night there will be an
election OF officers for San Pedro Lodge
No. 1928, X. of r. All member earnestly
invited to attend.
Yesterday Miss Oiesere and Mr., Mike
Gardiner were married In Los Angeles.
Long lille and prosperity to the happy
couple.
Lindscow's restaurant will reopen ON
December let under the mausgement OF
Mr.. X. q. johnson, q restsurateur OF
long experience.
The sofa cushion ratified BY Miss
Mamie Harvey last Wednesday evening,
was won BY Mrs. K. d. Sepulveds.
Our sea captains have many OF them
Q shrewd eye to business, % was evil
denced BY Captain McKie of the Re-
porter, who whilst In lbs Angeles last
week invested in some choice real estate.
Considerable complaint is made OF
the damage done to trees at Whites
point By m!schie-eus boys. Las. week
two were arrested. which ought to be q
warning to the others not to destroy
trees which are planted at the cost Of
much time and trouble to provide q
pleasant picnickinR ground in the future
at this charming resort.
Services ut the Methodist Episcopal
church as usual today. Rev. s. M.
" sunoy ouoJoOt1 uIos iOt tu6 morning,
Ezekiel's Vision; and in the evening.
The Parable OF the Sower. ,..rs,,,s
Concert service at the Presbyterian
church tonight, with lecture from the
Rev. Mr.. Frazer on The Manners and
Customs of the Alaskan Indians. among
whom he lived for some time. The
proceeds will be devoted to Alaskan
missions.
H. 7. Stanley. formerly OF thu Coos
Bay. which broke her shaft At Santa
Csuz island this last trip, must be some.
what OF Jonah. he being purser ON the
Los Angeles when she went down. II
10 peculiarly unfortunate for Captain
Ipsen. As this is only his second trip in
command OF the steamer.
John F. Dias and Miss Francis Frsitos
were married at the Catholic church.
Wilmington, by Rev. Father Curran last
week: They are honeymooning at Los
Angeles.
The steamer Lakme. Captain Bonnie.
field, brought in 700, 900 feet OF lumber
for the San Pedro Lumber company.
This 10 the first cargo to arrive here
under the new tariff, and comes from
a British Columbia port, viz, Van.
couver.