The herald., 1896-02-14
PASADENA NEWS

Mrs. Crossen, Mr.. and Mrs. Royce, Mr..
and Mrs. Packard, Mr.. and Mrs.. 0fse-
ley, Mrs. j. A. Buchspan, Mrs. Frank
Drake, Mrs. Jones. Mrs, A. 0. Bristol,
Mrs. M. J. Quinby, Mrs. Munson, Mrs.
Painter, Mrs. ]. N. Seurs, Mrs. Plant,
Mrs. Willard and Miss BAtcholter.
A joint meeting Of the two water
companies will be held to consider the
bids for the tunnel work above Devils
Gate as soon as they are submitted.
At the last meeting Of the Lake Vine
| yard Water Company the report OF
Secretary Habbrick for January was
subbitted which showed satisfactory
results in increase of earnings over
same month last year.
A sort of protective, association ID
about to be organized in conjunction
with the board OF trade by the mer-
chants of Pasadena against dishonest
persons who obtain credit with intent
to defraud. The secretary of the
board is to act as sort of arbitrator
or adjuster of such difficulties. Each
member of the association shall grant
to the secretary the privilege of exam
lining his books to ascertain IL any per-
son aeeking credit has similarly APP
piled to other business men.
Yesterday the deed made in 1889 BY
Martin w. Stinson for the lot on
which the fire engine house stands, on
Dayton street, was dled.. The price
paid was $500.
G. L. Jones has purchased the stock
! stationery and fixtures Of N. Fl. Dut-
ton and is removing to West Colorado
street. The store will open in few
days very much enlarged and i'm
| proved.
A party came up from Los Angeles
this morning and chartered Chambers
tallyho coach for b trip around the
town and to Baldwin's ranch. The
| people who made up the party we're
! Mrs. E. 8. Upham and Bessie e. Up
ham Of Duluth, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. B.
| Hedge, Mrs. g. E. King, Mrs. p. +.
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. Clapp, Mrs.
$: B. Wilson, Marguerite Miles, Des
Moinss. -.
Mcdonald, Brooks & Co., who had
| typewriter stolen from their office
some days ago, have got, their type
writer back. But the string still hangs
| out for the thief.
| A novel entertainment was enjoyed
last evening in the little mission church
on Marsngo avenue, it being COM
memorative meeting of tho Chinese
! New Year. The building was crowded
to the doors. The Chinese pupils sang
hymns sn1 delivered recitations which
were highly enjoyed by all.
The recent sale of the Grand View
! tract has necessitated the narrowing of
Grand avenue, adjoining the tract, to
| seventy feet to conform to the width
of the avenue.
The final tussle in the Pickwick
| whist tournament takes place tomor-
, row evening. At the conclusion all are
! to adjourn to one of the restaurants
! and partske of royal banquet at the
expense of the losing eide.
| The death Of Mrs. Alice T.. Mcdowell,
wife of Hugh Mcdowell, occurred at
| their home in Pasadena yesterday
| afternoon.
Many Pasadena people will recall the
name of Dowd, a gentleman from New
York who spent winter here with his
family three years ago. He has lost
his reason, though he showed no syrhp-
! toms OF such ailment while here.
The First Congregational young peo-
pie invite everybody to a valentine 30
cial, to be given in the church pRrlors
on Friday evening of this week.
Recorder Rossiter sent Charles L.
Eberle, rather dilapidated specimen
OF humanity, up for ten days on
charge of disorderly conduct.
The W. A, p. AS are requested to
meet at 100 North Delacy street, on
Friday evening, at o'clock, TO attend
in body the lecture at the Christian
church
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give chicken-pie dinner at G. A. r.
| hall on Saturday of this week from II
| to o'clock pm. The business men are
| earnestly invited to lunch.
PERSONALS
! Robsrt Rowan entertains a party of
his young friends this evening.
| w. E Hale left today for Boston.
Miss Mary GLADDEN. WAS among the
passengers from the east today from
| Pittsburg.
Mr.. William Patterson Of San Fran
cisco, publisher of the Hotel Guide, is
in town, the guest Of Mrs. William
Hamill. a
The arrivals at the Green include H.
Kahn, A. s. Walker, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Smith, Miss Belle
Smith, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| u. Pond, Colorado Springs; Miss
Fannie Gillise, Mr.. J. Sanders Stevens,
New York; Mr.. H. r. Harris, San Fran
cisco.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Leithread and Mrs. Robert Leithread
went up to the top Of Echo mountain
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. CanahRq and Mrs.
Laura Canadian of Washington, Ind,
are at the Hotel Green. '~
Guy Carlton'a Licn's Mouth, as pre-
sented at the Grand opera house last
evening by Frederick Warde and his
company, was we'll received, Mr.. Warde
being called before the curtain for his
clever work in the third act.
Ran Away es-
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 blue flannel suit. we'll
worn gaiter shoes, soft hat. Riding
"March" wheel No. 5047. Reward good
until notice published that boy is
found. Address J. A. De Hay, Pasa-
! dena, Cal.
, has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
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