The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-14
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AT the meeting of the directors of the
Park Nursery company The board was
reorganizeu as follows: f. H. Rust. +.
W. Greene. William n. Campbell, ]. W..
elected are: E. =. Rust, president and
mpnagei; f. W. Greene, ice-president;
William n. Campbell, secretary; First
National bank, treasurer.
The Eastern star will have plenty OF
work at the meeting next Friday evening.
when five or six candidates are TO be in
itIatej.
The five boys charged with making
mischief at the new scho oil building on
Loncon avenue ware arrested by Marshal
Buchanan yesterday and will have their
preliminary examination tomorrow.
The y. M. c. A. lycum meets Thursday
evening at 80 in X. of z. hall in tn e
Arcade block. Judge Waldo NJ. York is
expected to be present and the evening
will be spent in parliamentary practice.
Young men are invited.
The Crown City Social club enjoved a
dance last evening at kramer's hall, in
the Webster block. There were about
forty couples present and the festivities
continued until late hour. J. J.
Dohertv and Warren Rogers managed
the affair.
The Southern California conference OF
the Free Met hodist church met today,
and will continue i'll session until Mon
day. Superintendent TART will preside
Preaching every evening. Business SEES
sions every morning. Cordial invitation
is extendd to all.
Otto Brandt of Eldorado drive an en-
ployee OF Brown x Sutliff, who was ar
rested yesterday evening for battery, was
fined $500 in the recorders court, which
he paid.
Willie and Albert Stewart were arrested
today on a warrant sworn out by Mrs. j.
X. Molett for disturbing the peace, they
having thrown stones at her children.
Rev. Florence kolock, late pastor of
the Universalist church in this city. is
now pastor of the Everyday (Unitar lam
church on Shawmut avenue, Boston. 1t
is called an institutional church, the
work branching out in various lines OF
practical usefulness IRON the care of chill
dren to Bible classes.
Jack Shafer was taken to the county
jail last evening by Officer slater to serve
a ten-day sentence on conviction tor
an old offense, and when he serves out
the time he will be called to account for
his more recent exploit in filching book
from GIasscock & Vroman's bookstore.
Invitations have been extended tor la
dies night at the Pickwick club, Tuesday
evening, Novem Der 18th, at pm. The
evening will! be devoted to games, cards
and billiards, and refreshments will be
serves. The occasion will be one of I'M
usual interest to club memb ers and their
friends.
Winston hounds yesterday about the out
skirts of San Gabriel. and succeeded in
running down a large mum Der Of Jackrab-
bits. The party consisted of Mrs. Shirley
V. Martin, Miss Shoemaker, Miss Alice
Winston, Messrs. Joe. GivIns, Winston
and Dailett.
The A. o. L. NJ. held its regular meet
IN, l,t, uni, 49,
hall, when three candidates were initiated
into the second degree and ore was in
itiated into the third degIee. AT the
next meeting OF tue order nominations
and election OF officers for the ensuing
term will take place. The stated time tor
such election falls this year upon Christ
mas eve, and in consideration OF this the
business will be transacted at the next
meeting, Tuesday evening, November
2Gth.
The Lang Ward libel case has been set
for trial in Justice Young's court at Los
Angeles Cor Saturday next.
George f. Weeks, editor and proprietor
OF the Bakersfield Californian, was
among the visitors today. Mr.. Weeks,
who is one OF the veteran editors of the
state, was very favoiably impressed with
what he saw of Pasadena.
Dr. George :. Hull "a prominent phvsi-
clan and scientist of Cham bersburg, Pa,
and a mem her of the faculty of Wilson
college of that place, was among today's
visitors In Pasadena. He is at present
located in Los Angeles, but expects to
come to Pasadena IN few days to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Adams, parents of
j. II. Adams, arrived here yesterday from
Ohio, accompanied by their daughter,
and are at tho Casa Grande.
Mr.. Otis II. Kendall, father of B. o.
Kendall, will arrive here tonight from
Clinton, Mass. to spend the winter with
his son and family.
Messrs. j. II. Holmes and G. S. Martin
will go over TO Riverside tomorrow to at
tend the meeting of the Hotel association
of Southern California.
Today's arrivals at the Hotel Green
were G. H. Abbers and family. st. Louis;
+. c. krauser. Denver; NJ. Mayer, Alex
Rens, Miss Rose Clemence, Miss Louise
Lister, San Francisco; DR.. Sherwood
Dunn, Paris.
c. +. Mendenhal of Sum NIT avenue,
whose illness has been previously report
ed, is not improving and m UGH anxiety Is
felt by his friends as to his condition.
The Brownie clnb will meet tomorrow
evening at Hotel Mitchell.
W. Z. Arthur, Esq, returned this after
noon from San Francisco.