The herald., 1896-03-01
REBEKAHS AT RIVERSIDE
Entertain the Odd Fellows Coming From
HoOsierdOm
Weil-Known People narried-A Trade Paper
SoId-A Keystone State Excursion
Arrives-Personai Notes

Goodykoontz and wife gave a reception in
honor of ex-Congressman and ex-Secretary
of State Capt. W. r. Myers and wife of In
diana. The large company was entirely
composed of Hoosiers. Early in the even
ing message came from Capt. Ed Lacy,
A. H. Jefferson and other prominent Odd
Fellows and their wives inviting Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodykoonts and their distinguished
visitors and their friends to repair to Odd
Fellows hall, where the Rebekahs' social
was in progress. The invitation was ac-
cepted, and all went to the hall where they
were cordially received. During the even
ing those present at the social had the
pleasure of listening to Captain Myers,
"the silver-tonaued orator of Indiana" in
talk on Odd Fellowship. he being prom
inent member ; OF the order eI' IN his state. he
of the G.. A. r. present. Captain Myers Is
a brother.in-law of Mrs. g. B. Maltby of
Riverside.
C. w. James, general secretary of the Y.
M. G. A., and wife. Jno. A. March, w. =.
Armstrong, q. W. Herrick and A. I. Clark
will attend the Christian Workers conven-
ton in Los Angeles this week.
Owing to the absence of Secretary c. w.
James in Los Angeles over Sunday, DR..
Robles will have charge of Y.M.C.A. affairs,
assisted by Charles j. Service. The men,
bership contest is still on and will continue
during the month of March. The Reds
will give their reception Friday night,
March 9th, at the parlors of the associa-
ton.
The wedding of Mr.. w. B. Lyon, a we'll.
known and successful business man of this
city, and Miss Estella M. Atwood, for SO
tablishment on Main street. between
Eighth and Ninth, were married at the
homo of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Y. Atwood, on Fourteenth street, yes
terday afternoon by Rev. T. 9. Hunt of the
First Congregational church. Mr.: and
Mrs. Lyon left on an afternoon train for
San Francisco. from which point they will
visit number OF other points of interest
in the northern portion of the state, re-
turning within ten days. Both of the high
contracting parties are among Rverside's
best people and the best wishes of hosts OF
friends go with them.
The young men of the third and fourth
years of the high school gave an enjoyable
reception at Armory hall last evening.
Miss M. A. Hanna, the publisher Of the
Real Estate Reporter, has sold her paper to
Miss Florence Ekins, of San Diego. Miss
getting posted on the work. Miss Hanna
goes to San Diego to remain until spring,
and will then go east. She has made many
warm friends during the three years she
has resided in riverside.
There are two petitions being circulated
protesting against the granting of the fran
chise or franchises asked for by the rail-
roads over Market street, and they are be-
ing largely signed.
The Leon Gold Mining company has
made application for patent to the mine,
and County Surveyor Pearson will have the
surveying to do.
The first of q series of socials by the Re-
bekahs at ODD Fellows hall last night was
prominent SUCCESS.
The annual meeting of the kubidoux
club will be held in the club rooms Thurs
day evening, March 5, at p.m., to olect
board of directors.
Pletro Domemgoni has commenced an
action in the superior court against his
brother Angelo Domemgoni, to collect
$7S7 on note given March 1, 1891.
A marriage license was taken out today
for James Moore and Miss Grace Robinson.
Both are residents of Riverside.
Two more mining locations went on
record today. one by S. A. Hubbell and the
other by Jessie Pratt.
i. B. stuart and T. c. Atbrill attended
the Knights Templar banquet at Santa
Ana last night. and report q jolly time.
1t 10 reported this afternoon that an at
tachment has been placed on the Santa
Rosa mine by a number of those who have
been working the mine.
A Pennsylvania Golden Gate excursion
party, numbering forty-five, came in from
Coronado today and are domiciled at the
Glenwood tavern tonight. The whole
party took carriages and drove over the
valley this afternoon.
There promises to be splendid game of
baseball at the wheelmens park tomorrow
afternoon commencing at o'clock, be-
tween the Riverside LightweiRhts and a
nine from South Riverside. The South
Riverside team will be here on the :4O
train and proceed at once to the grounds.
The small admission of 10 cents will be
charged to defray expenses.
The Century bicycle run, intended to
come off Sunday from here to the Indian
school and return and then to Pomona and
return, has been postponed for one week,
owing to number of the riders being en-
pioyed in the packing houses.
Edward B. Clapp, professor of Greek in
the state university. visited the Riverside
high school yesterday and expressed him-
self as highly pleased with the excellent
standard maintained in all departments
visited by him.