The herald., 1896-07-29
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Knights and Ladies Install Mac
cabee Officers
HARRY HILL IS HILARIOUS
But 10 Safe From Danger for the
Present
AIRY HILL IS HILARIOUS
Preparing for the Rsopenins Of the Schools
The Dead Burglar Is Not Scotty-
Personals and Brevities

PASADENA, July 2s.-There was an.
installation Of officers last evening in
Tent No. 1, Knights Of the Maccabees
Of the World, and also In the allied or
der of the Ladies of the Maccabees.
Songs. recitations and dancing were en-
joyed after the session. w. 2. Taber in
stalled the following officers Of the
knights:
w. s. Robinson. Com; E. Drawbaugh,
L. c.; Robert A. Kennedy, Chap; w. s.
Lacey, r. X; j. o. Hoff, F. X; e. F.
Hooper. Sergt.; l.. NJ. Allen, M. at A;
A. X. Akerman, First M. of G.; Frank
Herr. Second NJ. of c.; Olaf Arwedson,
Sent; c. H: Herr. Picket.
Mrs. Furman installed the following
officers of the ladies hive:
Mrs. Bertha Plant, L. Com; Mrs. w.
S. Lacey, P. L. c.; Mrs. s. p Swearin-
gen. l.. c.; Mrs. Mary Savage, r. X:
Mrs. Furman, F. K; Mrs. Clark, Chap;
Miss Agnes Petrie, Sergt.; Mrs. Frank
Herr. M. at A; Mrs. Mabel Mendenhall,
Sentry; Mrs. Mitchell, Picket.
HILARIOUS HARRY.
r. D. Barnes and Harry Hill were
walking along the Carleton alley this
morning when an alteration arose be-
tween them. Hill was somewhat under
the influence and struck Barnes two
good ones in the face. officer Bristol
refereed and took Hill to the jail and
he will be tried on a charge of assault
and battery tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Hill is comparatively new ar
rival here, having been employed
short time ago by j. M. Estes shoe store
On, E-as, noIr
nrSt acquatntances was an officer who
placed him in durance to wear off jag
a few days ago. He was released upon
promising to call on the recorder who
has since felt himself sighted, as Hill
never came till this morning
SCHOOL MATTERS,
At meeting of the public school trus-
Messrs. Walker. Arnold and Willett and
IT was decided to paint the Wilson
building and the fences The enlarge
ment of the laboratory to the extent of
$500 expense was decided upon. The
matter of coal and wood for the ensuing
year was discussed as was that of the
filling of the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of Prof. Edwards. but no action
was taken.
NOT IDENTIFIED.
The item in Tuesday mornings Her
aid referring to the Identification of the
dead burglar in Los Angeles by Mar
shall Lacey was by some mistake made
to read in sense opposite to what was
meant. The burglar was pronounced
by the marshal and VIM. Grouse as not
Scotty Burns. who has been operating
In Pasadena.
BREvITIES.
Geo. P. Lyman has leased his Maren-
go avenue home to Mr.. Herbert and
family and will spend his vacation with
q
Frank Roth, vagrant arrested un-
der pile of lumber at the yards of
Patton &. Davies this afternoon, was
locked up in the city Jail. The man was
taken in response to a telephone mes
sage by Patton G. Davies.
Officers were installed as follows by
the x. o. T. M. and the L. o. T. M. last
evening:
w. S. Robinson, commander; e. Draw
baugh. lieutenant-commande Robert
A. Kennedy, chaplain; E. r. Hooper.
sergeant; L. NJ. Allen, master at arms;
A. X. Akerman, first master of the
guards; Olof Arwedson, sentinel; c. w.
Herr, picket.
Miss Jessie Montfort left this after
noon for a three weeks stay at Cata-
lima.
Miss Floy Hill is staying at the Pasa-
dena hotel, Catalina.
Prof. Warren Loree, who has been
studying and teaching at Throop, will
teach at the Elsinore high school the
coming year.
Chas. Parsons and wife go to Catalina
island next week.
Mr.. Mather the tailor Is staying with
his family at Long Beach.
The G.. A. r. baseball team has been
duly organized and challenged any
team of players over 40 years Of age.
H. c. Allen came up from Redondo
today.
J. S. Torrance went to Catalina yes
terday for week of pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chaplin returned
today from two weeks vacation at
Matilda springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott, Mrs. w. A.
Edwards and w. S. Gilmore were among
Pasadenans who returned today from
Catalina.
B. o. Kendall returned last night from
Wilson's peak
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry and children of
Mentor avenue have returned from the
island.
F. B. Wetherot returned yesterday
from his business trip to Omaha
Mr.. Leon P. Lowe returned yesterday
from the island
F. ]. Ryder returned yesterday from
Catalina with his family.