The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-01
and a song and recitation by Frank

and song and recitation by Frank
Burnham.
JUDD-HOAG.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday at 346 Markham avenue, when
Mr.. Ernest b. Hoag and Mrs. saba b.
Judd, both of Pasadena, were united in
marriage, in the presence of relatives
and few friends. Rev. Henderson Judd
of Los Angeles officiating. The newly
married couple left on the afternoon
train for a few weeks stay at Pacific
Grove, Cal.
BREVITIES.
Rev. Webb of Fresno, grand chief
templar, l. o. G. T., will deliver tenn
perance lecture at Williams hall on
Thursday evening at s o'clock. This
lecture is especially for colored people,
but all are invited to attend. Music will
be furnished by the Crown City
quartet.
Mrs. Anna Keel died in South Pasa-
dena last night from sudden stroke of
paralysis. She had attended prayer
meeting at the home of Mrs. Soper and
was returning home when she COM
planned of a pain in her arm. She sank
to the ground and was carried into the
house of Rev. Crist. where she died at
midnight. Mrs. Keel formerly lived In
this city. The funeral services will be
held at the residence on Thursday at 10
a. m.
Fred Kane of this city was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff White upon
requisition papers from the authorities
at Parnell, Mo. While Kane was in the
stock business in that town 1t is alleged
that he obtained 5000 from Wright
Bros. banking firm, under false pre-
lenses. He admits having overdrawn
his account and was not able to make up
the deficit For the past few weeks
Kane has been a partner with Cham
bers. the liveryman. He has also driven
public carriages for John Allin and M.
S. Ballard
The case of Alexander Adams, charged
with assault to murder William Bacon,
came up In Los Angeles yesterday and
was postponed until July 9th.
At the meeting of the school trustees
this afternoon for the last time this
school year. the principal matters for
discussion were house repairs and the
selection of teachers for next year.
The great Banning ranch in the north
western part of the county has been sold
to Mr.. Mathieson Of Pasadena through
the agency of c. H. Jordan, also Of this
city. The price paid was $S0,000
A petition has been filed by Miss Edith
Noble Of Pasadena for the changing Of
her name to that of Edith May Simmons.
AS Miss Edith Quintance she was mar
ried in 1894 to Mr.. William Noble, from
whom she was afterwards divorced.
The following persons composed the
alter party which went down to Los An
geles this evening to see John Drew,
the guest of honor being Miss Greenleaf,
who goes east Monday. Miss Greenleaf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Kellogg, Miss
Bigelow, Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. Perkins.
Miss White and Mr.. N. w. Bell composed
the party.
The little daughter of Harry Town
send of the Newly market fell and
fractured her elbow joint Saturday even
ing. She was attended by physician
and is doing WELL.
Mr.. r. B. Leithead and Miss Thomp-
son spent the day at Long Beach.
T. j. Martin and family have returned
from few days stay at Mount Lowe.
Mrs. Whitmore and family left today
for Olympia. expecting to be absent
some months
Prof. and Mrs. John Norton of Pomona
are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. II. L.
Stats today.
Mr.. Thomas Nelmes and Miss Jeanne
have returned from trip to Mexico and
San Diego.
c. w. Rhodes is in San Diego on BUSH
ness.
L. L. whitley of the Riverside Enter
prise was in the city today.
Harry Durell and Rhodin Scudder Will
go to Catalina tomorrow to remain two
weeks.
George Partridge. who was committed
to Highland short time ago, has S"
far recovered his mind as to be able TO
come home within a few days.
Mrs. Mary L. Jones, professor of bib
biography and librarian in the state
university of Nebraska, is visiting her
father Rev. w. r. Jones, and family of
East California street. Miss Jones will
remain here about two months.