The herald., 1896-06-30
three years old. This was addressed to

three years old. This was addressed to
Prof. Clark.
Miss Daisy Polk played upon her violin
in her customary skillful manner. and
Prof Clark favored the assembled
friends with number of vocal selec-
tions, which were appreciated by them.
Rev. Mrs. Longley closed the literary
and musical program with beautiful
words Of blessing upon the guest OF the
day and the assembled friends. Re-
freshments in great abundance ana
variety were served.
A Lamanda Park man, named Patter-
son, was arrested this afternoon by
officer Slater upon a charge Of disturb
ing the peace, preferred by an Austrian
fruit dealer.
Henry j Leahy. aged 81. died in North
Pasadena Saturday Of consumption. His
mother left today with the body for
Newfeld. New Jersey.
Marshal Lacy is looking for the person
or persons who dug up a valuable palm
from Mrs. Greble's lawn on South Or
ange avenue and dragged it across the
street into the gutter, Saturday night.
Mr.. VIM. Stevenson's tent on Elevado
drive was entered Saturday night by
burglars and rifled, things being turned
upside down. The family are away and
nothing of value was taken.
Edward Peck, brother-in-law of the
Simon's Bros, had his hand crushed in
the machinery at the brick yard this
morning. He was attended by DIR.
Hodge. The hand will likely be saved
The hearing in the case of Louis Heg-
ner, charged with the poisoning Of a COW
OF his neighbor's, came up today in the
recorders court and was postponed on
motion of defendants attorney until 1
o'clock on Wednesday.
The arraignment of J. r. veach, the
forger. which was to have taken place
"a Sn<t ~
feel better He is ill at the county fail.
"A marriage license has been issued to
VIII H. Pinney, resident Of Pasadena,
aged 22 and Miss Helen Johnston, a
resident Of Pomona. aged Il.
Inc lawn social to have been given
next Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
holmes, by the ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church. has been postponed indefl-
hlteiy on account Of other events.
A.ley cochran, whose brother is al
ready an inmate of Whittier. will prob
ably be sent to the same place, He was
arraigned before the recorder today for
stealing lap robes from M. o. Land
gard, and pleaded guilty.
Ihe second game between the Los An
geles high school club and the Mount
loves was played in Los Angeles yes
teTday and won by the high school club,
as was the other game. 1t was an off
Day for Beebe. the Pasadena pitcher.
ana ne was batted hard.
Alpha G. knight of the News spent
sunday with his parents in La Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Arthur registered
at the Alpine tavern, Catalina, on Sat-
urday. N''
Dr. G. Roscoe Thomas has come over
from Catalina for few days of Pasade-
ma life.
j: c. Brainard. who has been at Mar
I'm camp for few days. returned this
Colin Stewart and family will leave for
Catalina the first week in July.
MISS Orton and Susie Orton left this
morning for the east to STAY through
out the summer
Webster Wotkyns and family have en-
gagged rooms at Catalina for August and
part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wiley and daugh-
ter Will leave tomorrow for fishing ex-
cursion up the arroyo.
Mr.. A. r. Dodworth was at Santa
Monica yesterday.
John Mcdonald spent yesterday at
Santa Monica.
e. e. Jones of the Pasadena National
bank returned last night from Catalina
u. N. Groat and partner, A. A. Chubb,
vent to Long Beach this afternoon.
Mrs. Roberts of Casa Grande left TO-
day for Pennsylvania.
Will Pinney and Miss Helen Johnston
will be married tomorrow morning at the
home OF the bride in Pomona
President Lukens of the Pasadena Ma
tional bank has left for the mountains
above Azusa for weeks hunting and
fishing.
Mr. c. p. Morehouse left today with
MS family FOR stay at the island.