The herald., 1894-12-14
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Spanish club tonight, 4Slh Spring.

Spanish club tonight, 43l1a Spring.
important.
Don't fail to hear Miss Matilee Loeb,
cornet soloist. Congregational church.
Noon prayer meeting daily at Peniel
hall, 227 South Main etreet.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Scientist Fanny Green. 352 3.
Broadway.
Mrs. E. Dsussaunt was arrested on
warrant last night charging her with
malic Gus mischief.
The tracks OF the tenderioot are be-
coming more numerous in the sJreets
every day. They are welcome har-
bngers of business activity.
Everybody nowadays is going to Des-
mond's, in the Bryson block, for holiday
hats, neck wear, umbrellas, underwear, ,
haEdkerchefs, ETC., etc.
Henry Redison was brought in last
night from San Fernando on charge OF
burglary. lie was arrested by Detective
Bowler of the Southern Pacific company.
Woodbury. Business college will hold a
social az Illinois hall this (Friday) even
ing. A choice programme will be pre-
sented. Admission. free. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
All members of the A. o. U. of A. are
cordially invited to attend an entertain.
ment and dance to be given in McLain
& Lehman's hail on Main street. on
Saturday evening, Dec. 18Th.
Charles Brown. Thomas Campas, Joe
White, Frank Johnson and Edward Mil.
Ter were taken to the county Jail yester-
day from Santa Monica to serve 10 days
each for vagrancy.
Sam Hall of Rsdondo, the rustlng
business man of that lively town, sent
to his friends on the HERALD yesterday,
a gorgeous bunch OF the famous carna-
tions of that place.
Don't fail to attend the sale OF fancv
and useful articles by the Ladies Aid
society of the First Christian church,
corner Eleventh and Hope, on Friday
and Saturday, this week.
A sorrel pony and a two-wheeled
cart were stolen from its hitching place
on Eighth street near the river yester-
day. They belonged to Mrs. G. +.
PHILIPPE of 2417 East First street.
There,are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's Of
fee, corner OF Court and Main streets.
December 18th. for j. l.. Wave, Eugene
Sevsrence. Mrs. Jane Reeves. Mike
Ghiotto.
The great race between AL Schock the
bicyolist and three OF McDermott's
running horses W i'll surely come off on
Sunday afternoon at Athletic park. All
the arrangements we're concluded yes
terday, and horses. jockeye and Schock
are hard at work training for the event.
Save your time and money. You can
zee more hats and mems furnishings at
Desmond's, in the Bryson block, than
you can see in all the other stores oom-
bined in a day. Desmond's stock is
the largest, his varieties are the grand
est and his prices always the cheapest.
A 12.year-old lad named Eugene Ried
swore to a complaint in Justice Sea-
mans court yesterday, charging Mike
O'Brien, of 1908 West Eleventh street,
with beating his sister. Mrs. O'Brien.
The boy said his brother.in-law hit his
sister with his fist and otherwise badly
treated her.
meeting of the members OF the Pine
Tree State association will be held to-
night at 3301a South Broadway, in the
rooms OF the Friday Morning club. A
literary and musical programme will be
given and social time had. All mem.
bers are expected to be present.
Desmond, in the Bryson, 141 South
Spring street, has the most attractive;
unique and artistic collection of holiday
presents. useful, sensible and ornament
al, ever shown in Los Angeles. See his
81 so soft and stiff hats; they're great
for the money.