The herald., 1896-02-12
PASADENA NEWS
repeated recalls. The overture of the
entire orchestra was highly apprecI-
ated.

repeated recalls. The overture Of the
entire orchestra was highly apprec.-
ated.
BREvITIES
E. @. Webster is out again after q
weeks confinement in the hospital.
A big excursion to Santa Barbara to-
morrow under the auspices Of the
Southern Pacific railroad will take
place. ~
Mr.. Sankey rendered few selections
to the guests Of the Hotel Green last
evening. Everybody enjoyed the
music.
Mrs. Fry, lady from Evanston, ILL.,,
has rented Mr.. Webster'5 new house on
South Marengo and will open head
quarters for Illinois people. 1t will be
called Evanston Inn.
Throop orchestra will play this even
ing at .Universalist church HandePs
sacred Nazareth. 1t will bs rendered
as concert solo with orchestra ac-
compartment. 1t is at the invitation
of the Tuesday Evening club.
George Brsith wait, for ten years in
Japan as the representative of the
British and Foreign Bible society, is
visiting in Pasadena. He will give
little of his experiences in Japan at the
Friends church, corner Raymond ave-
nue. and Villa street, on Wednesday at
2 pm. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
Mr.. John F. Mills died at his home
on Logan street this morning. lie WAS
70 years of age. He has been long
and patient sufferer with cancer and
kidney disease. He leaves wife and
two SONS. The family have resided in
Pasadena about three years. The
funeral takes place from the North
Pasadena chapel Thursday at 2 pm.
The failure Of the firm of L. Kurau.
ago, of the Japan Tea company, oc-
CURED this morning. An attachment
for $4f3 u was served in favor of New
mark Bros. of Los Angeles. Mr.. Ku-
rausgo has been expecting some as
distance from wealthy parents in Japan
to tide him over the depression.
Quite lively runaway occurred this
morning on Marengo avenue. Mr..
Barker was coming down the avenue
and by jerk bis horses bride became
disarranged and the team started. He
jumped ont the rear. The team cross
ed Colorado street and run directly
into the window of LanCaater's grocery
very little damage done.
The theft of the typewriter from Nc
Donald, Brooks & Co. is no nearer SC
luton than before. The man who stole
the machine was spotted on Los An
geles bound car, but he gave the cfiicrs
the slip.
A telegram was re 3eived from Barnes
vile, Ohio, yesterday telling of the
death Of Amos Frame, brother of 0. 9.
and I. s. Frame aud Mrs. Lucy Star
buck Of Pasadena. Mr.. Frame was
settler in California in the sos, only
returning to Ohio last September, ac-
companied by his brother Thompson
Frame, who was with him at the time
of bis death.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr.. and MIR. Sherwood Of Detroit
are in the city.
G. S. Martin has gone to the top of
Mount Wilson today with party of
fifteen.
Messrs. Sankey and Stebbins and
their wives left via the kite-shaped
track for three-days' run up the val
/ ley.
Mrs. Mary Flint of Detroit has come
back for her u sual outing for the season
in Pasadena.
A. F. Keyes, president of the Pasa-
dcna News company, has gone to Data
rio and CucaMonga TO visit his sons.
His wife acc mpanied him.
L t. Roweil. uperintendent Of the
Wells Fargo Express company, San
Francisco, ia at Hotel Green.
Ran AWsY
Twenty-Five dollars reward for the
detention OF my son Norman De Hay.
Ran away February 8. About five feet
seven inches tall; red hair, light com
plexion, blue eyes, roman nose; Is
years old; weight about 140. Dressed
in we'll worn clue flannel suit, we'll
worn giiter shoes, soft hat. Riding
"Marcn" wheel No. 5047. Reward good
until notice published that boy is
fou nd. Address J. A. De Hay, Pasa-
/ dsnl. Cal.
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