The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-03
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the Hotel Green besides the driver slid
down q very steep hillside yesterday, a
distance OF perhaps 200 feet. No one
was injured.
One hundred and fifty A. o. U. W. and
B. of H. mem bers gathered at g. A. Il.
hall Saturday evening, the occasion be-
ing a Japanese social Mrs. Glover and
Past Grand Master Booth rendered music
and Rotations were given by Misc Al
lin and others.
Pasadena delegates to the district
Christian Ebdeavor convention at Pomo-
ma have returned. The convention Will
be held here next year.
There was a meeting of the Tournament
Of Roses organization this evening III the
Office of Coffin IL Stsarns. Z. ii. Hast
ings has entered a coach from Sierra
Msdre under Valley Hunt colors.
Company A held business meeting
this evening to take action on large
mum Der OF applications and to make ar
rangements for celebrating the sixth an
niversary of the organization, which &C.
ours December 23d.
John Emerson of North Forks, Dakota.
who arrived here but short time ago,
is lying in precarious CONDITION from
tu bercu losis, at the home Of Mrs. Mccoy.
The ladies of the W. K. G. are prepar-
ing for bazaar, chicken dinner ana oys-
ter supper, all of which will be held Fri
day at g. A. X. hall.
Beginning with yesterday, when the
first car made the tip, there will be reg
ular service to North Pasadena and the
cemetery on the electric.
This uniforms Of the new baseball club
having arrived. Manager Decker is look
ing about for suitable grounds.
John Anderson, who lived on the cor
ner of Lake avenue and Walnut street,
died OF consum ption this morning. Mi.
Anderson was q years or age and be-
longed to the order of tho knights OF
Pythias.
Mr.. and Mrs.S. Z. Allin celebrated the
twenty.ffth anniversary of their mar
riage Saturday evening. Many friends
and relatives enjoyed tn e dainties spread
at Mr.. and Mrs. Ailin's residence on
Horton avenue.
Florens, the Pilgrim, a cantata, will be
given on Thursday and Friday evenings,
the 18th and 18th of this month, at the
Presby terrain church. There will be o
chorus OF thirty OF Pasadena's singers
and orchestra, composed of home talent.
The proceeds Of tho entertainment will
go TO the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps OF Worcester,
Mass, who have spent several winters
here, arrived Saturday evening and are
at the Carlton. Tney will remain for the
season.
W. l.. Vail Is now connected with a
newspaper IN the City OF Mexico.
The annual meeting of the First Con-
gregstional church will he held next
| Wednesday evening.
| Postmaster wotkyns began his active
| duties in the office this morning.
| Professor Muir delivered an address
before the High school pupils this alter
noon at 3:45 o'clock upon Glaciers.
Mrs. f. Robinson and Miss Bertha
Robinson of Garden Grove are guests of
| Mrs. James ii. Campbell.
Arrivals at the Hotel Green: James
| Younger. New York; J. q. Conrad and
| wife, New York; J; Il. Ransom, Chicago !;
| Thomas L. Cassidy and wife, Councl ii
| Bluffs, Iowa; James l.. Endom, San
francisco; A. McNally, W. /. Banks,
Chicago.
Miss Imogene Fish, eldest daughter oil
| the late Milford fish, leaves tonight for
| New York, and from there she will sail
TO India, whore she goes to enter upon
| missionary work.
Dr.. and Mrs. william +. Mcdonald and
Mrs. Amelia A. Caldwell of Lynn, Mass,
are spending the winter in Pasadena, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Lord on
Cypress street