The herald., 1896-02-26
PASADENA


| the Misses Carpenter, Messrs. Good,
Houck. Nelson, Van Armsdale. Eng
land, Simons, McMurtree and others,
BREvITIES
DR.. Harry N. Hall, formerly ef Pasas
dena, died in Chicago yesterday. his
death resulting from q nervous shock
received while performing an operation
upon patient suffering from appsps
dicitis. Mr.. Hall was one Of the or
gsnizers of the Valley Hunt club, and
! married Miss Russell while in Pasa-
dena. He sold his practice to Dr..
Shark, and at the time of his death
was surgeon of the Crane Msnufsc-
turing company.
The Pasadena Wheelwomen's club
has enjoyed a number of fire runs
| since its organization. They will have
7 q moonlight run on Thursday night,
starting from the c,rner of Colorado
and Euclid at o'clock sharp. Tho
! club and its friends will invite the
gentlemen to 60 on this run. The club
Is in hourishing condition.
+. Immen, Mrs. l.. Immen, Painter
hotel; James Townsend, Montana; Mr..
and Mrs. James Harris, Casa Grande,
and +. H. Price enjoyed q trip to Bald.
wins ranch yesterday in Chambers'
! tallyho. A party or nine who came up
from Los Angeles for the occasion
were unav idably left behind.
Mr.. H. Courtney Shriver died last
Friday night at Sierra Madre Villa, at
the age of "a. The remains were taken
to Baltimore Sunday by the deceased's
father
There will he platform meeting at
the Universalist church on Thursday
evening of this week, when the follow
ing topics will be presented: On the
enlarged thought of God, by Rev. J. 3.
Thompson of Los Angeles; or Christ.
by Rev. Mr.. Dinsmore of Santa Bar
bara; or Man, by Rev. DR.. Eli Fay Of
this city; OF Education, by President
Keyes of Throop institute; or the
Church, by Rev. w. M. Jones, pastor Of
the church.
Rev. @. I. Cooking will deliver leo
| ture at Throop hall this evening on
Japan, for the benefit of the Kappa
Rho Tau society.
| M. f. Douglass of Lordsbourg, son
of DIR. H. A. Reid of this city, spent
Sunday here.
A letter from Walter Raymond states
that he intends leaving Boston on the
9th for California via Florida.
Professor Keyes, Professor Saunders,
Rev. Jones and Mr.. Fay went to Po-
mona today to take part in the UNI
tartan meeting.
The Delphi circle met last night at
the home of Bruce Turner on North
Fair Oaks avenue.
John McEwen died last night at his
home on Earlhsm street, after long
illness, his disease being consumption.
The funeral services will take place at
$3.50 tomorrow at the residence.
The private Car Iolanta attached to
the Santa Fe overland brought large
number of tourists from Maine to the
Green yesterday.
Sixteen guests of the Green took the
observation car on the Santa Fe this
morning for trip around the kite
shaped track.
A little daughter of H. f. Cogswell
was taken suddenly ill at school this
morning with something akin to paraly-
sis and had to be sent home in car.
riage.
A. NJ. Elsop, James Clarke and II.
Williams have been appointed deputy
county sssessors for this city and
vicinity and will begin work next Mon
day.
Mr.. J. o. McCamcnt was out today
after short illness.
George 2. Kernaghan and party re-
turned yesterday from San Fernando,
where he has been on camping excur-
sion.
Mrs. S. S. Stevens left Saturday for
San Lorenzo to visit her daughter,
Mrs. William E. Meek.
ID. Lincoln and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hale, of Chicago. went to
Echo mountain today.
Deputy Sheriff Fleming was in town
today. -
A party Of guests from Casa Crande
went up to Mount Wilson today.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Green-W. Maynard, L. @.
Hastings, Worcester, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Barstow, A. s. Walker, New
Bork; George 9. Stebbins, F. E. Smith,
1. w. Carey. Brooklyn; d. Henning, s.
V. Martin, Chicago; w. d. Miller, W. II.
Perkins, f. G. Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. CT.
w. Frink, San Francisco; Misses A. and
L. Spring. Portland, Mass; G. e.
Grouse, Syracuse, N. Y; J. A. Crane,
wife and family, Westfield, Mass; G..
f. Plunkett and wife, Hinsdale, Mass;
Mrs. B. n Campbell, Miss M. B. Levey,
Mrs F. n. Levey, Elizabeth, N. j.; II.
D. Price, United States navy; W. s.
Farland, Los Angeles; J. M. Williams,
A. Z. Israel, E. Marrener and wife,
Chicago; A. G. Schultz G. Rodenburg,
Providence, r. l.; J.N. Winchester and
wife, Pcrtsmouth; Chas. Maier, San
Francisco; j. E. Hostetter and wife,
Hutchinson, Kan; W. d. Lee and wife,
Boston; j. nj. Hustin and wife, East
liverpool, Ohio; Miss Leaf, Wheeling,
w. Va; Miss Babcock, Cleveland: Eliza
beth A. Toll ,usbee, E. b. Stone, Los
Angeles.
Imprnv ements at Gray Gables