The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-20
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secured from me m ber:h ps; tue balanc-
will be secured from su subscriptions. AS
90 n as $500 is secured the proper qua =.
tiers will be obtained aGd the new Work
will be put into operation. The Deutsch
puild ing, on West Colorado street, J..
being considered, with a view to utiliz-
ing seoond story, II one can BIZ added
for the purpose.
BREvITIEs.
The Rosa Stillman company is drawing
large audiences at the opera house, where
it is booked for week. The innovation
Of low prices is largely responsible for
this. but nevertheless, the company merits
attendance upon its own account.
A gentleman riding a bicycle on North
Raymond this afternoon did not see u.
81. Burson as he wss leaving his office to
cross the street. Mr.. BIr,on stepped
from behind a passiAg vebi Gle aud the
bicycle struck him, knocking HIM TO the
pavement. Mr.. Bur,oi's che.k was pain
fully wounded.
Last evening Principal }. D. Graham
CT tne Wilson school was raised to the
degree OF master mason.
The W. K. q. CD IN, Bile society will meet
With YRS. Hook, S. Nor Lake avenue,
NJ. ]. Hall OF Los Angeles was am ong
today visitors in tow..
Mf. and Mrs. Une nsev and Miss Dray-
ton OF Bnston arrived today and wall taks
q cottage here or the winter.
Miss Matte Dickin,o who has been
opening the sum mer in the east, returned
yesterday for the winter and is the guest
of Mrs. Herbert C. Brown OF Orange
Grove avenue Tor few days.
The MsfAnao avenue Chautauqua circle
net yesterday evening at the homo OF DR..
Bfiees. south Eucl d avenue. Professor
Parker led a discussion upon the growth
of the American nation. Mrs. sedgwick
read an interesting paper upon the wreck
OF the c. 6. White, written by one Of the
surv vors. Dr.. Briggs added to the pleas
ure nj the evening by two cornet solos,
and quotations we're given from Lonsfei-
low.
The Lndie, OF the Maccabses will give
a reception next Monday evening at G.
A. X. hall in honor of Mrs. MEDIC, SUI
prems commander OF the state. Knights
and Their ladies will be included in the
invitation.
The fnl,wine telegram was received
from W. H. Wiley today, who is we'll
known as Pasadena's representative upon
the Agricultural association hoard:
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10 We leave for
home tonight With our off ial heads
upoa our individual shoulders.
Tho death of Carl Bsrestrom, aged 15,
occurred yesterday at the Sierra Madre
sanitarum, and the funeral took place
from Reynolds & Van Nuys' parlors this
afternuon.
In consequence OF the trouble between
the two conductors OF the Pasadena car
and the University car the other day, a
tagman has been placed on the Buena
Vista street bridge to seq that no IN ore
cars are delayed.
Constable Slater took another insane
patient from So tn Pasadena TO los A n
Relcs today, Thomas Hoffman by name.
wno formerly lived here.
James Ball, only remaining brother OF
b. F. Bail, died Yesterday at his home in
Artesia. aeed g years and IL months.
Mr.. Ball formerly lived here. and leaves
wiiow and three children. Funeral tu-
morrow. Wednesday. morning at 10 o'clock
from the homo OF his brother, SO Terrace
| drive. Friends are invited to attend.
Y. V. Batstone. an employee in Mann
d Daniels mill, caught his hand in the
tsnon machine yesterday while 1t was
running and received injuries that will
lay him up for some time. DR.. Mohr gave
bin the necessary surgical attention.