The herald., 1896-12-04
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company of Milwaukee, Wis, is guest
of Mrs. Mary f. MCGEE of South Ma.
rengo avenue. where he will spend the
winter
S. j. Montgomery. wife and child of
Randsburg registered today at the
Carlton.
Fred c. Millard left today for San
Diego, where he will spend few days
before returning to San Francisco.
Homer Morris. the well known con-
tractor is contemplating a trip to South
America.
M. d. Painter made business trip to
Redlands today
Mrs. Charles Huff of Los Angeles is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Heiss
of North Pasadena avenue.
ID. M. Smythe of North Pasadena has
gone east on business connected with his
recent inventions.
c. w. Brooks and Charles c. Brown
LETT this morning for Randsburg, where
they go to join w. p. Young.
&. ID. Halstead of Omaha arrived In
PASADENA today ana will spend the WIN
ter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Booth and daugh-
ter of Pueblo, Col, were among today's
arrivals on the Santa Fe. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers.
Mentor avenue.
BREvITIES.
The Pasadena branch of The Herald
oIllce is located at 5S East Colorado
street, where news items. subscriptions
ana advertisements will be received a I
any hour of the day.
=, Inc meetings being conducted by Mrs.
oneii-Hall. the Mississippi evangelist,
az the Methodist church under the aus
plces of the W. c. 7. u, are being large
~ attended and promise results of
great good u
party of Pasadenans will drive down
10 the Episcopal parish at San ca brieI
tomorrow night to witness a perform
O.. Stewart Taylor. -
Miss Olmstead has been engaged as
principal of the Grant school to sue
ceed MISS Jones, whose continued i'll
ness makes 1t impossible for her to teach
longer. ~ 'eaoA
At the annual meeting of the First
Sonsregatlonai church. held Wednes-
10y evening. the following officers were
Glected Tor the ensuing year: Deacon.
Jonil Hoss trustees, j. e. James, G. A.
Glpbs, Il. E. Burnham c. M. Davis r
w. Hahn; clerk and treasurer. George
"A; Green; superintendent of Sunday
Scnooi, Prof A. L. Hamilton; ushers.
II. shuitz, DR.. Thomas, Messrs. Nash.
Dyer Barnes, Smith and Tuttle.
Funeral services over the remains Of
n. w: Sutmeyer, whose death occurred
IN ARIZONA, will be held at 2:30 o'clock
soLilorrow afternoon at Reynolds & Van
Nuys parlors, conducted by Rev. N n
G. Fife. A.e'' Az IL
number of members of the new
local Shrine will visit AL Malaikah tenn
pie, Los Angeles, tomorrow night to
witness the comforting of that order
upon large class.
Ihe new choir of the Uniyersa1ist
churcn Will begin services next Sunday
morning, and in the afternoon will give
iheir first concert in the church Tho
members of the choir are: Miss Eliza.
beth Jones, soprano; Mrs O. b. Kendall,
contralto; Henry E. Lucas. tenor: r
-. hendall. bass and di%sstor. Miss
do0owln VIII continue as organist
me plate glass window in +. r Har-
rls shoe store was broken last nieht
ny an unknown party, who threw a
large stone into the center of it. Fifty
aollars reward is offered for the appre,
hensfon of the offender.
through somebody's carelessness the
Waiis or the new auditorium buildinp
Nofth RAYMOND avenue. received y
thorough soaking yesterday. a stopcoct
on the second floor of the building not
having been tunred of. The damage
however. will be slight.
quite party of Pasa denans are en-
Joying life at Camp Wilson.