The herald., 1896-07-19
RIVERSIDE
OF for the Seaside Social and Personal
Notes

VII for the seaside - social ana Personal
Notes
RIVERSIDE. July 1S.-Dr j. F. Brown
went to Long Beach Saturday to spend
few days with his family.
Perry Van Fleet and Ralph Alum re-
turned Friday from several days at Los
Angeles and the coast points a-wheel.
Corona's popular attorney, ]. M. An
derson, was in the city Friday
Miss Henrietta Anderson entertained
large number of her friends at her
home on Mulberry street, the occasion
being in honor of the Misses Marley of
Los Angeles, recent arrivals from st.
Louis A string band furnished the
music.
City Treasurer Bowman is going to be
asked to pungle $1010 which he holds and
claims as his due as per cent of moneys
paid out. The city trustees have fixed
salary to his office of $50 per month
James Patterson of Perris was in on
his wheel Saturday.
A call has been issued for the forma-
tion of free silver club in Riverside. 1t
is signed by five Republicans, five Demo-
Gratis and five Populists.
j. r. Shields, c. p. Wilkinson and H.
q. Stanley and o. Papineau went to
Newport beach Saturday to spend Sun
day With their families Mrs DR.. Ruby
and daughter Emma also went down to
the sea at this point.
hotel man is here negotiating for the
New York hotel
Joe Kerr of the Hemet News is again
i'll the city today
Next Monday will be heard in Judge
Noyes' court the injunction proceedings
against paying any of the bills con-
tracted IN moving the county hospital
to San Jacinto.
City Marshal Wilson has served the
papers on the bondsmen of r. ]. Bush
Tor $500 to walk up and pay.
Justice Mills Friday evening married
FRANCIS Allen and Mrs. Julia A. Berry.
The couple have gone to Redondo by
}es Adhhmpom dShhmpmtfT Tie gffisktaaH9er fell from
a ladder late Friday afternoon at the
heynoids' new building. sustaining in
time
Thunder storms are numerous in the
mountains near San Jacinto these days.
Joseph II. Stevenson, an eight-year res
ldent OF Riverside and an old Mason.
dled Friday, leaving wife and two sons
and daughter
The Rowel hotel has been transferred
from r.. j. Davis to Martha G. Davis, his
wife. The consideration named Is $1,000
Inc Riverside Land and Irrigatinp
company has sold to the Security Loan
ana trust company Of Los Angeles 533.
acres of land. together with free right
OF way Tor all necessary bitches and
pipes for $685. ''-o
Trustee Bardwell has been absent
from his post of duty since May 18th Ia at
ana longer than the law allows him to
be out of the state without a forfeitI,re
or his office. for which the people are
truly thankful. The valley would have
peen many thousands of dollars better
Off If the whole board had taken wears
vacation twelve months ago
Ihe talk of new paper in Riverside
starts all the publications now existing
urally.
The Misses Hewitt have gone to La.
guna beach
Friday TA'seies
After four more Sundays Rev. r TT
hartley of Calvary Presbyterian church
VIII go to his new home and charge a.
La Porte, Ind a.
Capt. johnson went north with ven-
tura Molido. the Indian sentenced 70
state prison for life. He will bring
back the two Cummings brothers fnr
re-sentence to hang
capt. M. M. Davis left with his family
FRIDAY for Cold Water canyon. where
they Will camp for few DAYS.
An East Side colored Mckinley cluh
mas been organized with J. C. Carter as
PRESIDENT, K: G. Lamar, vice-president
~; w. Williams, secretary, and C. w
Wilson, chaplain. w.
j. A. McCullom this city has in
vented contrivance by which the ban
die bars of a bicycle can be raised ~.
lowered at will while riding. He has
applied for patent.
mrs Ludfngton, the artist. will nova
to San Diego within a couple of weeks