The herald., 1896-01-30
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of hobos. They ordered him to give up
all he had with him, which he did. The
fellows did not believe that the 60 cents
was all he possessed but being unable to
find more of value, Wright was permitted
to go upon his way, rejoicing that he had
not just drawn a weeks wages.
All those interested in the work of the
Throop students will have an opportunity
to zee specimen of their pattern making
and designing tomorrow. The engine
which will be used in the Hodge factory
has been made entirely by students, and
will be on exhibition at the school.
Dudley Morse, aged 80 years, died at his
residence at 27O Congress street today
The funeral services will be held from the
residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The death of Mercy Dolcator of North
Pasadena, occurred at the residence on
years old The funeral will take place at
the Holiness church at p. nj. tomorrow.
The Pasadena Loan association has be-
gun to put its exhibition into shape in
rooms and 3, over Wetherby & Kayser's.
There are many very interesting articles to
be seen there, though much of the eXhibi-
ton is not yet in place.
George Lewis, hobo, was given one day
in the city Jail this morning. Four other
gentlemen of the same persuasion were
up before the recorder but were released.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
are arranging for novel entertainment in
the church parlors Friday evening, Febru.
ary 7th, which is he date for the regular
monthly social.
A number of the Pasadena members of
the o. e S. will go in body to Los An-
geles Saturday evening to attend meet
ing of the chapter there.
The Shakespeare club will hold an open
meeting i'm G. A. r. hall next Friday after
noon. The subject will be The Training of
Children.
Owing to ill health. Frank Lowe of the
Wilmington Transportation company, will
go 10 Catalina early next month to remain
for the season.
Mr.. Bernard Brunner. whose wife died
here last Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Downing, left today for
Saratoga with his two children.
Mrs. j. c. Stone, prominent in the tenn
perance lecture field. will lecture at the
Christian church Thursday evening on
temperance.
Tie W. c. r. U. will meet in the Meth
odst church Thursday at 3 80 p.m., at the
close of the revival services.
G. w. Buchanan is making preparations
to open an architect o1lice in the Vande-
wort block.
Rev. George Cochran of the University of
California preached at the II. E. church
this evening.
Isaac Springer is out again after an at
tack of illness for week.
Levi Keen, who has been dangerously i'll
for some time with tonsilitis, is rapidly re-
covering.
Colonel L. P. Hanson and several Chi
cago friends went to Perris this morning to
spend q couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leithead are ex-
pectng MIR. and Mrs. William Luke of
Wilmington, Del, tomorrow for an ex-
tended visit.
DR.. Talc,tt and bride returned today
from their wedding trip 10 San Diego, and
are at home on Orange Grove avenue.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Green include
Z. D. Waffle, Santa Ana; A. G. Lightail,
Chicago; j. T. Steward, Los Angeles; Mrs.
John T. Chamters, Chicago; ]. b. Houck,
San Francisco; Miss Rosenbla t, Miss E.
Rosenblatt. Miss H. Bllmenthal, st. Louis;
ton, Mass; ]. j. Barrett, San Francsco;
E. j. Cote, George ]. Cote. st, Louis,