The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-20
THE FORESTERS' OUTING
Santa Monica Will Entertain Large
Delegation
Members Of the Order From All Southern
California VIII Enjoy the Programme
Now Being Prepared

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 19-On Satur-
day and Sunday the Independent Fores-
tiers of Southern California will. mold
their summer outing, and Santa Monica
expects to entertain large delegation of
the mem bers of the order. Special must
cal programmes for the open air concert
and the exercises at the bath house are
being arranged. Both roads will run
special excursion trains from all points
inland.
over sixty years minister of Christ"
was the chief theme of the discourse de-
livered over the remains of Rev. I. NJ
Lehy at the Methodist Episcopal church
today. The church was crowded by peo-
pie from all over Southern California,
who came to pay their last respects to the
memory of the aged clergyman who for
sixty years had served at Gods altar anu
ministered to the mem ers of the various
tiocks over which he had charge. The
deceased has been a pioneer In three
states, having been born in Rochester.
MY and then successfully being among
the pathfinders in Illinois, Wisconsin and
California, coming to the coast in 1S49,
and through life of nearly four score
and ten, having reached the eighty-fourth
round ofthe ladder of life; and Eof over
sixty years in the ministry as q clergy
man OF the NJ. E. church. there is not a
single thought or action but for the ben
eft of others. Sucn is the rich legacy of
ripened life that he leaves to his chill
dren and q large circle of friends. The
deceased leaves five children, four sons
and daughter. The interment will take
place here in the cemetery on the hill
side.
The local tent of the Maccabees gave
an open meeting last night, which was an
eminently successful one and enjoyed by
all fortunate enough to be present. After
short service the tent closed and admit
ted the ladies of the Macce bees and their
frields that were waiting in the ante
room. The session from that time was
turned into q public one. when the fol-
lowing programme was enjoyed:
Welcome to friends by Commander e.
+. Barackman.
Opening ode by all.
Recitation, Oster Joe-Prof. H. Ray
nor.
Vocal solo-Sir Knight R. C. Hanter.
Recitation, Looking for Work-Miss
Gracs Elliott.
Recitation, Bachelors Satellite Kiss
Benedict
Vocal solo, Last Rose of summer-Mrs.
Hardwick.
Recitation, The Angels Dream-Prof.
II. Raynor.
The programme concluded with short
talk by Deupty Supreme Commander J.
X. Barackman, in which he gave brief
history of the order and some wholesome
advice to the Sir Knights.
}. Ross BaracKman has Deen appointed
local representative of the Bankers alli-
ance.
Mr. J. Daniels has secured the entire
crop of oranges of DR.. Bogue's ranch at
the Glendale foothills, winch he is plac-
ing on our market. They are superior
quality of the article, which speaks well
for Glendale.
]. W. McCarten, formerly of Pasadena,
has opened merchant tailoring estab-
and Arizona avenue, opposite the post
office.
A. Il. Rudesill and wife of Ocean Park
are happy over the arrival OF son.
W. B. English J. u. Henry and J. d.
Collins all went shooting the other day
and came home empty handed. English
reports that he caught cold. Henry
shot his hat and Collins saw bear.
Barney came down the fore part of the
week from his gold claim and brought
his friend Lewis pie of which anyone
might be proud. 1t weighed something
less than ton.
Rev. J. H. Harwocd, ID. of Los An
geles spoke on the nature and object of
the antisaloon league at the Presbyter-
ian church t onieht.
The will of Rev. l. H. Lehy devises his
property equally between his five child
rem and appoints /. II. Lehy admins
traitor witohut bonds.