The herald., 1896-01-08
Subscriptions
and
Advertising

took first prize in the tournament parade.
submitted their reporf.
Two ramps, brought in from a camp
near Lamanda Park last night, we're
lodged in Jail. Today charge of stealing
an overcot ~ from dr. Dutton was brought
! it was recovered.
Thomas Green, father of George Green
of I. j. Martins gro o,ery, died this morn
ing at his home in Lincoln PARK, aged 80
years. Mr.. Green was retired merchant
of England, and leaves two other SONS,
one in England and one in Austr 'lia, and
two daugh ers in Texas. TIE burial will
be made in Mountain View cemetery.
The pupils OF the public schools, whose
II at in the tournament parade won q
handsome ice cream set for them, are at
loss how to divide he spoils so that all
shall receive a share. They have finally
decided to dispose of the prize and with The
proceeds purchase school supplies.
Professor James has returned from his
trip to San Francisco, where he has been
making arrangements for the meeting of
the National hotel association in Los An
geles next April. The timely which has
been allowed gives Pasadena visitors one
half day at the meeting, and it ia likely
that the board of trade will entertain them
while they are here.
H. A. Holme has sold to Mrs. E. L. Bush
nell the southwest corner of Center street
and Euclid avenue, 225x200 feet, for
$4l0O cash. Mrs. Bushnell will erect a
handsome residence there.
Mrs. A exander Monroe, who lost her
husband a short time age, is again afflic' ed
this time by the death of her daughter
EiizAbe h, at the home on South Mentor
this morning. Deceased was only 10
months old, and death was caused by
spinal meningitis. The funeral takes
place at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
lr
will hold a stated meeting Thursday even
ing, January h. at Mas mic hall.
Crown Chapter. r. A NJ, met this even
ing. Install alton of officers takes place to.
morrow night.
The next meeting of the Tuesday Even
ing club will be held ON Tuesday, January
18th, instead of this evening, as published
After the Sunday morning service in the
North congregational church ten appli-
cants were admitted to membership.
Mrs. d. G. Thompson of Lakeport, CAL,
and sister, Mrs. o. ). Phelps of Ottumwa,
Iowa. and her daughter. Emma, have ar
rived here for considerable stay.
A hunting party consisting of Messrs.
Emery. Iorehouse, Barnhardt, Cody and
G. G. Emery left the Hotel Green this
morning on hunting trip to G. G. Emery's
ranch.
Misses cherry and True of jacksonville,
ILL.,, are visiting their friends, Mr.. Donnell
ana FAMILY OF SOutn Elcilu avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marston will leave
for the east, via the Sunset rou e, on
Wednesday next for three months visit
G. A. Washburn, brother of William
Washburn of S nth Moline avenue, is here
on n brief business trip from Denver
Hotel Green-H. p. Ka!er, w. d. Rogen,
G.. W. Kerr, A. A. thanteau, Sau Fran
cisco; H. NJ. Gillig, f. Unger, New York;
j. Krim, j. Brennan, Chicago; G. NJ. A l.
thony and wife, Peoria. ill.,; Mrs. L. A.
Moore, Kentucky; W. Sull, Chic ago; Mrs.
F. E Harding, Monmouth, H.; c. r Van
Bergen and wife, j. VI. Grlst and family,
Duluth: B. Franklin, Los Angeles
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows to Pasadena citizens:
Edward John Elson, aged 27, " native
and re sident of Cedar R,pids, Iowa, and
Clara Anna Kerfoot, aged %, native of
Iowa and a resident of Pasadena.
Frank NJ. Cares, aged 25, a native of
Illinois. and Lille B. Watkins, aged 30, u
native of Missouri, both residents of Pasa-
dena.
The headquarters of the Pasadena Fruit
association will be the Union warehouse in
The lower part of the city. Packing oper {.
tions have not yet begun, but the oranges
are rapidly getting into good shape for
picking.
Fine new line of wallpaper at the New