The herald., 1896-04-25

A new postal service will 20 into effect
about July /, when the oflce 10 moved. 1t
is intended to transport the mails ON the
electric cars between Echo Mountain and
cry hour each way, and also making IL pos
sible to post mail matter at q much later
hour than can be done now. This will not
take the place of the present service but
will be simply supplementary to IT,.
A party Of young people. invited by Miss
evening in Wiley & Greeley's tallyho. chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Coeswell.
They dined i'll the city and returned by the
light of the moon. They were Misses Ada
Cogswell, Jessie Wood, Maud Mott, Grace
Magee, Grace Tower, and Messrs. Walter
Hadley, Fred and Herbert Brown, Will
Wood and Will Lazarus.
The case of j. w. Ritzman vs. E. E.
Surnham of this city came no before the
supreme court in Los Angeles yesterday,
Attorney w. Il. Cox of Los Angeles for the
plaintiff and G. W. Gibbs of this city for
the defense. The case has been pending
for two years and arose over reward
for the return of q lost horse. Taken un-
der advisement by the court.
The class in sacred literature held its
regular meeting this evening at the Bap-
tist church. Subject: John the Baptist;
the Announcement.
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night at his home on North Marengo ave-
nue.. Deceased was 81 years old, was
formerly a member of the police force of
San francisco and had been here two
months. He died of heart trouble. Funeral
services will be held Mondey afternoon.
The W. c. Z. U. held "Wooley" meet
ing at the M. E. church yesterday after
noon.
There will be United States civil service
commission examination Saturday, June
9th, for clerk and carrier.
Fred Bracho. q native of Norway. aged
.35 years, died yesterday morning OF con-
sumption. The remains will be taken to-
morrow to Butte, Mont, by his wife.
Raymond Allen was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Camp, who have spent
part of the winter at the Spaulding, leave
on Sunday for Chicago.
Fred Conant, a cattle dealer, of Massa-
chussets, is visiting F. M. Washburn.
Among the guests at the Carleton are H.
j. Armstrong Of Elmira, N. Y; Ira P.
Wood of New Haven, Conn.,, and j. B.
Francis and Ellwood Hardy OF South
Bend, Ind.
]. Storey has sold half interest in his
grocery and will leave soon for the north.
visiting Miss Laura Wiley.
Miss Stella Ford and brother Frank Of
Pomona are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. /.
Cannon of North Madison avenue.
Messrs. S. g. Rushton and Evert Arnold
have returned from an outing in San Ga
briel canon.
Miss Nellie Beswick of Ventura is spend
ing two weeks with her cousin, Miss Leslie
Hall, on Kensington Place.
M. l.. Clark started on q northern trip
yesterday.
Mrs. w. D. Fosset of Kingasher. Okla
homa, is the guest of Miss Maud Benedict
on North Raymond avenue.
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have returned from Santa Barbara.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Roscoe Thomas have re-
turned from Catalina.
DR.. Hodge has been confined to the house
by illness for some days.
Hotel Green-O. A: Cummings and wife,
Boston; Albert K. Smiley and wife, Miss
A. H. Smiley, Redlands; John B. Steven
son, Philadelphia; n. j. Bryson and wife,
Chicago; Ezra P. Mills, Now York; Mrs.
J. +. Hervey, Mrs. S. H. Chaplin, Chicago;
w. b. Roe, J. w. Kingman, New York !;
Mrs. Il. L. Elders, Mrs. F. W. Longu, San
Francisco; Miss A. B. Hafin, San Diego:
Miss L. Fl. Rogers, st. Louis, Edward
Pearce and wife, Providence, r. I.