The herald., 1896-01-21
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urday and secured fifty-four new mem
bers for the Pasadena association of
union ex-prisoners of war.
| FL. L. Storey of Altadena has bought
! eight acres of land from the Farmers
and Merchants bank, paying for it
$2500
The guests of the Casa Grande are
making preparations for farce enter
tainment.
Luther G. Carey and Miss Millie r.
Bickford were married Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. n
Dicksy, 722 East Colorado street. Only
the numbers Of the families were pres
ent, Rev. Clark Crawford officiating
The same pastor married Allen Van
Ornum and Miss Matte S. Linton at
the home of the brides parents, on the
| corner of San Pascual and Holliston,
an hour later in the same evening, in
the presence of considerable number
of the friends of the contracting par
ties.
The death of Henry w. Redinger,
aged 20 years, occurred Saturday even
ing at Lamande Park. Mr.. Redinger
| came here from Pennsylvania three
| months ago. The funeral was held at l
I o'clock today from the pgrlors of Lip
| pincott's and the remains were buried
| at Mountain View cemetery.
, The following property has changed
hands:
John Fisher to J. H. Adams-L OTIS l,
| 2. 3, and S, Boettcher Il Forsters sub
division lots II and 19, FL. I'll. Mark
| hams tract; $1,000
J. H. Adams ct ux. to Charles Bauer
Same property as foregoing; $1,000.
J. FL. Adams to Ell. d. Hill-Lots and
| 8, Syndicate subdivision, North Vernon
| avenue, Pasadena, agreement; $l200.
Same to same-Lot 7, Syndicate sub
division, North Vernon avenue; $1200.
| The ladies of the Catholic church
are busy with preparations for bazaar
and fancy sale to be held the last week
in January in the Hugus block.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will start a
new literary society in the near future
and the Christian Endeavor union has
made arrangements for securing some
special attractions in the way Of lee
| lures, for the winters profit aud enter
tainment.
! The Delphi Chautauqua circle met
! this evening at the home of the Misses
Underwood on Cypress avenue.
| The Fraternal Aid society vill install
| officers tomorrow evening, when visit
ors are expected from Los Angeles and
! elsewhere.
Officers of company ID go to Los
| Angeles to elect major one evening
this week.
At meeting Of the school trustees
this afternoon, Mrs. Fussel was elected
| q teacher in the Lincoln school, to take
the place of Miss Keyes, whose certifi-
cate has not been perfected.
Rev. G. F. Allen, d. D., and wife, from
Portland, Me, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. f. Brown.
Mrs. Kate Rigg, widow of the late DR..
Rigg of this place, ia reported danger
ously ill at her rooms in the Brockway
block.
Z. M. Forbes, president of the Y. M.
@. A., of Wisconsin, is a guest here,
and attended the Y. M. G. a. services
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Hurd arrived from
Oakuschee, Mich, this morning.
Judge Weed was not able TO be at
the council meeting today on account
of illness.
A. Bradish, prominent citizen of
D ecohar, Ia., is in the city.
When the 1925 train from Pasadena
neared the Altadena crossing yester-
day the engine jumped the frog and
shook the passengers up considerably,
delaying the train m hour or 90.