The herald., 1896-01-07
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an account of the affairs of Miss Cleve-
lands orphan home in south Pasadena
( TIE dorado street paving job reached
, finish today, and ont actor Fairchiid is
making some repairs on Sou h Fair Oaks.
1t il bought that property owners on bak-
land avenue, between Colorado and Edo
RADIO streets, will have that section paved
with asphaltum.
! After transacdng certain business at the
! rneNtine last Saturday in the Office of
CDftia & Stearns, the tournament of roses
committee adjourned to the fire depart
meat and presented the boy with a pic ure
! or the ZINE AMI aDDarttus as it appeared
i'll the parade oa New Years. he presen-
tation was accompanied with speeches APP
propriate to the occasion.
CITY Attorney Arthur will appear for the
plaintiff and udye Hester for the defense
! in the second trial of the Fiuks case, which
Is set for Wednesday in the su )erior court.
/ Inc defense proposes to show that ordi-
nance 22O is Invalid, on the ground that 1t
was no. adopsed at a meeting place fixed
by ordinance.
The guests of the Casa Grande enjoyed an
evening NJ progressive eucbre last Satur-
day. Dancing was also in order and re-
freshm snts we're served. Those who won
prizes were: Mrs H. A. Ward, Miss Elz-
abeth ,bsrts, Miss Rtndo'ph Messrs. j.
+. Tannahill, j. D. Thomson and r. S.
Roberts.
his stock to Los Angeles today. hat of
the Pasadena Drug company will be in
stalled there shortly.
Martha Fegtly, aged II years, died this
morning on Los Robes avenue.
A meeting of properly owners on S UNI
init avenue, be ween Chestnut and Ilii-
nois, WAS hold a sh )rt time ago for the con-
sidsration of improving the street. 1t was
agreed TO curb and gutter, and majority
OF those present favored the laying of CO.
msnt sidewalk on the west side. The
ques ion of extending the stree to Col
orado arose and was favored by Mr.. LeR2e,
who owns from Chestnut to Locust. An
other NEE ing will be called.
The following ladies' enjoyed a tallyho
drive this afternoon: Misses Dodworth,
Misses Dickinson, Lowe, Miss Gardner,
Miss Fife, Misses SCOTT and P rkius OF Ho-
tel Green, the Misses Watson, chaperoned
by Mrs. q. B. ccoyile and Mrs. h. c.
Brown.
E. J. Elson and family arrived from Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia, yesterday. On Thursday
next Mr. Elsen will be married to Mrs.
Kerfoot on Los Robles avenue.
The funeral services of the late Eliza
beth Wolcott, aged 70 years, were held
yesterday afternoon at the parlors of Rey-
nolds Il Van Mugs. Internent was made
in Mountain View cemetery
J. L. II ,smer and family of Boston, have
taken c. w. Bells residence on st. John
avenue for the winter.
Misses Marie Markham and Lucy Tray
lor ami Mr.. Van Picher returned to STAN
ford yesterday.
The Daughters of Rebekah will hold a
social entertainment Wednesday evening
at l. o. o. f. hall.
The Madison Avenue Whist club will be
entertained at the residence of Mrs. Ly-
man A. Craig this evening.
Hotel Green arrivals: E. j.. Cote, st.
Louis; E. Y. Vase, Denver; Mrs. j. A.
King, &. d. Hayes and three children, E.
f. Gable and wife, Miss H. NJ. Gable, Chi
cago; G. Il. Emery. New York; c. B. Whit
ten, Los Angeles; G. W. McFarlane, Phila-
delphia; g. W. Kerr, Colorado; M Mey-
berg, Miss Boynton, Miss Huff, q. w. B Ar
ton, H. ii. Grant, Los Angeles; J. C. Fisher
and wife, San Diego.
Fine new line OF wallpaper at the New
street limiting and fresco painting a spe.