The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-09
NEWS MATTERS in PASADENA

preparations were made for an inspec-
| ton, which will he made on the LIST by
Lieutenant J. A. Medlar of Los Ang eles
A large attendance of comrades from TIN.
city and Los Angeles, reinforced by C
! A. R. veterans, is expected on that occa-
| siun.
| A. J. Wallace Of Ontario will iectur,
| before the Epworth ,eagus this evening
! his subject being Frorl San francisco t,
I Liverpool by way OF Cape Horn-One
| Hundred and Thi ty seven Days at Sea
Tomorrow the first issue of the
monthly pamphlet 10 be published by
| the high school pupils will make its APP
peArance. 1t is called the High School
Item. and TIL front page is handsome
c1t of tae Wilson school. The contents
include not and personals, an original
poem, news of interest to its readers aud
pertinent jokes, as well as editorial pat
ter.
At the meeting o. the Tuesday evening
club on the evening CT the 26th, mu-
steal and literary program VII be pre-
seated, the concluding number to be an
orieinsl melodrama from the pen of Ed
win Stearns, entitled Too Late. The
pri1c pal characters ARE to be taken by
Miss Goldie Rioble, MIR. Clark and Mr..
6teayns. 1t is said TO be clever pro-
duction.
WO DODOS were dTTtSttu tblS III VI III X
for begging on the streets and placed in
Jail. One of their companions su seeded
in escaping the vigilance OF the officers.
jolly Joe Cawtboine, supported by an
excellent company. will appsar at the
opera house next Wednesday night in A
Fool for Luck, comedy that IS brlm
full of mIr.b end music.
The Y. NJ. C. A. wall uegin the week of
prayer for young men and for the work
in their behalf by special rayer service
to be held in the Knights OF Pytb las hall,
Arcade building, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock Mr.. G. NJ. Adams will address
the meeting. All young men cordially
invited.
Allen G. Pyle have removed to North
Raymond street.
The Throop Juniors and High School
Juniors will meet III game OF football
tomorrow morning at the Terminal
grounds.
taGe for Mrs. Carrie Fournsy on the west
side of Galena avenue; a.so modern
seven-room dwelling for l.. Bemis on
Pasadena avenue nurth OF Walnut street.
This evening at the Baptist church
the class in sacred terature. organized
two weeks ago, will hold its third meet
ing. The mestings are led by the pastor
and are proving very interesting. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Residents in the vicinity of the Villa
street reservoir CON plain of the stencil
that arises from the vegetable matter that
was taken from the reservoir and thrown
upon the around.
A petition in insolvency was 6led in
the county clerss' ,t1ice yesterday by Mrs.
Esther Kitchener, whose liabilities amount
to s22.93 and assets $3.50
The friends of Mr.. J. l.. WbItmore and
family will be glad TO learn that he is
i'm proving and that the hope is entertain.
=. -, to lau triI han ,r,y
condition.
Messrs c. c. Thompson and C. B.
Hewitt are att niiing tho sessions of the
state fruit growers association at San
Francisco.
Two candidat IS were initiated last night
in Rata bone Sisters lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Leithead are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
son.
Among today's arrivals at Hotel Green
are II. g Lichter bergen and wife of Los
Angeles, Professor g. Wharton James,
who come. from Phoenix; C. Il. Orr, San
Gabriel; Mrs. Mortimer, Los Angeles.
Mr.. Theodore b. STAR and family OF
Nav YORK city nave arrived here by
special car over the Southern Pacific an
will s lend several days in the city. MIR.
Starr, who is one of the pleading jewellers
OF the metropolis, is a relative Of Rev. A.
M. Merwin.
l.
in-law, Shirley Y. Maru and wife, nave
retained to Pasadena for the winter and
have taken house on North Orange
Grove until Mr.. Durand's new house on
South Orange Grove avenue. one of the
largest and finest in the city, is ready for
occupancy.
Mrs. william Hereford gave luncheon
at o'clock yesterday at her resiuence.
No. : Nortn Moline avenue, at which
covers were laid 10. six, and the follow.
ins friends enjoyed her hospitality: Mrs.
George Patton and Miss Wilson of Lake
Vineyard, Mrs. Mary Cooper and Mr..
Thomas Cooper of Las Palmas, San Ga.
briel.
Mrs Thomas Farley, Mrs. H. NJ. Ga.
briel and Mrs. G. ,. Dorand of Monrovia
attended the Friday Morning club, in
Los Angeles today.
j. G. Glasby OF North Raymond avenue
suffered from n stroke Of paralvss few
days ago, and is seriously i'll.
DR.. a. ~. Fisher. editor of the Pacific
Preaching Advocate of Plrtlanu. Oregon,
is stopp ng with DE-. Brings, of South
Euclid avenue, for few days
Miss Niblock went east by last nights
limitei"' to spend season at her old
home in Chicago.
Mr.. S. o. Sprasue and family OF Chi
cago were among last evenings arrivals
from the east. They have gone to Sierra
Madre for the presenr.
M. and Mrs. Adams and Miss Adams,
parents and sister Of j. II. Adams, are
expected here for the inter- to orrow.
DR.. ana Mrs. Ward 3. Rowland and
Miss Janet Rowland are established at
Casa urande for the winter.
G. L. Mendenh.ll of Summit avenue is
con fined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Kennedy of SUNNI! avenue is
lying at the point of death and no hope
is entertained of her recovery.
i. 7. Hansen went down to Lake View
today to Look afer his business interests
in that vicinity.
General A. b. Campbell of Los Angeles
Is n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Lachlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Scoviile are expect
ed home on Thursday or Friday next.