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dent-Personals.
PASADENA, July 3.-The glorious
Fourth will generally be celebrated very
quietly in Pasadena. Most OF the stoEes
will close during the entire day and the
employees will spend the day for the
most part at near by resorts. The Ter
m;nal being the only road out OF town
il will have its hands full to take care OF
the crowd, both to the mountains and
the beach.
The post Office will be open from 10
to IL a. m. only, unless the eastern mail
should arrive, in which case the office
will be open regular holiday hours, from
Vto 10 O. m. and 4 to 5 p. IN.
Company will be mustered out in
accordance with the law which calls for
muster every Fourth. The boys will
Get out at 7 O'Clock and have the affair
over early in the day. A large crowd ia
expected at Echo mouutsin and Rubio
canon, where dancing will be enjoyed.
BICYCLE ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Duttan, father of the North Fair
Oaks stationer. met with serious acci-
dent -Asterday while riding bicycle.
u had neglected to put on the pants
guards which are usually worn, and in
some way one leg of his trousers became
entangled in the chain, throwing him
over op his side and badly fracturing
one hip. The injured man was given
the beet attention. but it will be some
time before he will be able to get about.
Mr.. Dutton is in his sixty-fourth year.
NOTES.
Mr.. J. S. Glasscock will spend the
Fourth at Catalina. returning on Thurs
day.
The funeral of V. G. Goodrich took
place today, Rev. Clark Crawford ofici.
stirg.
Mr.. Charles Smith has prolonged his
visit in Pasadena, obiecting to walking
out this warm weather.
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Mitchell and
Miss McNair were among today's pHs-
sengers for Catalina.
Mr.. J. Wood of North Pasadena. who
has been confined to the house for soma
time by an injured foot, ia recovering.
Mrs. Burdette Wood is spending sew
erel weeks at Elsnors hot springs, on
account of her health.
On account of probable lack of fuel
the electric lights will cnly be burned
until 10 O'Clock until further notice.
Fred Baker was fined So BY Recorder
Rossiscr yesterday. for riding on the
BID dalk.
fhe ladies OF the Msccabees will give
an entertainment on the 18th OF July.
in the G. A. r. hall.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Sons
OF Veterans have postponed their social
from the 18th to the 18th instant.
Big camp fires are to be seen every
evening on Wilson peak. A large party
is stopping on the mountains now.
Mrs. McCaldin, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Sadie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Summers and daughter will leave for q
months stay at Catalina on Friday.
Tho window OF A. Glare on East Colo
RADIO street is handsomely decorated
with portraits of George Washington
.e wife. surrounded by wreaths. F.
,Iifkson is the artist.
Governor Markham 10 enjoying an en-
.,rced rest at his house in this city. He
ill leave for the north at the earliest
possible moment.
Arrangements have been completed
,r holding Republican blow-out in
'illisms' hall Saturday evening next.
le various county candidates will be
present and bowling Tins is promised.