The herald., 1896-03-15
PASADENA
votional exercises we're conducted BY
Mrs. G. M. Adams.

vot1onal exercises we're conducted BY
Mrs. g. M. Adams.
THE MINING AFFRAY
A Dispatch this morning says that
Robert Conover and James Roof, who
left here last November to look after
some mining property at Banning,
were killed by one Nicholson yester.
day. The men lived at Lincoln Park
with their families. Conover formerly
! ran barber shop at lib East Colorado
! street. Roof was his son-in-law and
leaves wife and two small children.
DIR. Swearingen left this afternoon for
Banning to learn the particulars, in
behalf of the q. A. r. and 1. o. o. F., of
which societies Mr.. Conover WAS
member. This evening at TAO o'clock
Mrs. Swearingen received telegram
from the doctor at Banning saying
that the bodies had been buried there
and that he would be at home Monday
or Tuesday.
BREvITIES
A number of lady friends of Mrs. L.
E. Jarvis of North Orange grove were
entertained with doll party yester-
day afternoon, each lady having
brought with her doll which she
kept with her during conversation. A
oclik utlul lunCu was Dol NOu uhu a 6cA"
eral good social time enjoyed by those
present. among whom were Mesdames
Elson, B. Jarvis, Van Nuys, G. Brown,
N. s. Bangham, Bunnell, Fred Fish.
beck, James Parker, Test, Ii. Prinz,
Barnes, SutliH, Woodbury., Misses
Unthank and White of Oakland.
The two young men, Dave Coyle and
j. Blockberger, who we're arrested for
pulling up some posts which had been
erected to protect the property OF Mr.
Wakeley, we're arraigned before the re-
corder last night and their trial set for
Thursday, March "a. The offenders
show disposition of regret for their
conduct and it is possible that the
complaining witness against them may
withdraw his case.
The death of Richard NJ Stafford,
son of Mrs. Mary +. Cliff, occurred
this afternoon at the residence of DR..
Radabsugh. Deceased was from Chi
cago and was 26 years of age. The no.
tice of funeral will be published later.
Chicago papers please copy.
DIR. Townsend of the Montclair
Children's home has noticed the ac.
count in this mornings HERALD Of the
desertion of two infants by their
mother in Los Angeles and he will see
what can be done for them.
The work Of covering the reservoir
on Grange Grove avenue is being rap
idly brought to a finish. The water,
when this is done, will be perfectly
pure and it is thought that filtering it
will be unnecessary.
The funeral of Miss Dora Arnold
was held this afternoon at o'clock
from the home of her mother on North
Los Robles avenue.
The Marengo avenue Chautauqua
circle will meet next Monday evening
with Mrs. Johnston on North Los
Robes avenue.
union temperance meeting of the
various churches of the city will be
held at the M. e. tabernacle tomorrow
evening at 7:30. Address by Rev. DR..
Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Champlin enter.
tanned party Of friends from Los An
geles at dinner at Hotel Green last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill the WE'LL
known artists of San Francisco, are
stopping at Hotel Green.
Mrs. w. II. Sutmeyer went to Elsi-
more this morning.
Judge Magee returned home this
morning from the north, and will re.
main till Friday, when he leaves for
Fresno.
julius Jacobs took passage north
this morning by the Santa Rosa.
Mrs. L. O. Bangs returned today
from months stay in San Francisco.
Miss Hattie Kimble left today for
Santa Barbara.
G. s. Martin is reported decidedly
better today, although not out OF
danger.
Robert J. Burdette made a trip to
Echo Mountain this morning.
The class for the study of Theoso-
ply meets this Sunday afternoon in
room 3, over Crilly's book store. All
interested are invited.