The herald., 1896-08-26
Everybody Invited to the Bryan
Meeting Tonight
MARSKSMANSHIP OF MILITIA
A. Shown by Scores Made During the
the Month
Cofored Citizens Plcnic-A Campaign Prohl-
billion Paper to Be Started-Personsl
and News Brevltles

club meeting tomorrow "wednesday
evening Hon. c. c. Wright, author of
the Wright irrigation act, will speak.
Another speaker will be A. H. Wallace
Of Los Angeles, who is we'll known, hav-
ing been a former resident of this city.
The headquarters of the club, on the
corner Of Green street and Fair Ooks
avenue, have been >Sted up with 500
tend the meetings will have room to sit.
And everybody is invited.
SHOOTING SCORES.
The following is the score Of the tar
get shoot of company for the month of
August: Li>ut. Collingwood. 2S; Lieut.
Cole. 3S; sergt. Lippincott, Ss; Corp.
Thayer, 81; Corp. Thrall. 30; Private
Lewis, 80; Pricate Lacy, 81 Private
Clark. SO; Private Keyler, 20; Private
Dearth. 27; Private Thayer, 26; Private
Appleford, 10; Private Fall. %; Private
Collins. Is; Private Clyde. 25: Private
Holcombe, 25: Private Armstrong, 81:
Private Cook, s: Private Ashley, 2S;
Private Hubbard, 80; Private Windham.
"a.
BREvITIES.
A large number of colored people,
headed by Rev. S. S. Freeman, went on
picnic today, going as far as the foot
of the Wilson trail by wagon and from
there to the summit by. burro. After
spending the day, they returned by the
light Of the moon to their homes The
party composed Rev. S. S. Freeman,
Mrs. Merits Hall, Miss Jackson, Mrs
Ballard, Miss Wallace. the Misses Cum
III
Mr.. Martin. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Rey-
nolds. :.
New pipes are being laid by the Noun
tain Water company, incorporated some
time since. with G. B. Post president,
at Lamanda Park. G. T. Downing Is
doing the job.
The death of Mrs. H. A. Murray, wife
Judge Knight on South Marengo ave-
nue. yesterday evening. The body will
be shipped to Minnesota for interment.
Miss Nellie Dows died last night at
her home on Elevado drive, and the
funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning from the Methodist church. In
terment will be made in Mountain View
cemetersy.
DIR. II. A. Reid of this city will assist
In the editorship of the California. Voice
of Los Angeles. a Prohibition paper,
which will be run during the campaign
in the interests Of the Prohibition can
didates, johnson and Levering.
z. ]. Haskells horse ran away this
morning in the vicinity of the Univer-
salist church. The vehicle was hitched
near the corner of Chestnut and Ray
rnond streets and the horse ran down
the latter street, turning east on Wal
nut, where he collided with tree, to
the destruction of the buggy.
Alfred Burnham met with an acci-
1art aCt v,tr-
He was scorching on his wheel and COL
lided with buggy. He was not seri-
ously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hollingsworth of
South Marengo avenue are receiving
congratulations over the birth last
night of a healthy boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Jardine, Miss Hub
bard and Richard Shoemaker returned
from Coronado Saturday. The others
Of the party will return in a week or
two.
Mr.. Stalker, an evangelist, is hold
Ing meetings throughout this week at
the Friends church on Villa and Ray
mond, and great deal of interest is
being worked up.
The defendants in the liquor cases will
be given a trial and opportunity to
plead Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,
Recorder Roster having overruled the
demurrers.
Willie Atkins. the boy who attempted
to break into Barto's grocery the other
day, will be examined before Justice
Merriam Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. J. X. Diamond returned from
keokuk, Iowa, on Sunday well satisfied
to remain the rest Of his days in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. H. H. Dutton and daughter went
east today by the northern route to be
gone eight or nine months.
Frank Pinney Of North Marengo ave-
nue.. VINO has been seriously i'll for some
time. is now nearly recovered.
]. w. Hall and family returned This
morning after ten days stay at Long
Beach.
Hon. David Gilmore has returned IN
his home in Patterson, N. ]. His family
will join him about the first of Septem.
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Evans returned
from Coronado yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moore and two
daughters arrived home from Long
Beach yesterday.
Mrs. G. c. Reynolds and two sons left
today for an outing at the island.
Lloyd Macy leaves tomorrow for
Stanford university, where he will take
four years course of study.
Mrs. d. Confer returned today from a
stay Of q month at the island.
Mrs. Ed Lockett returned Yesterday
from Long Beach with her family
Josiah Russell Of Grand avenue has
gone upon a visit to friends in Iowa,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Adams yesterday
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Brown
and Mr. G. F. Libby Of Redlands.
ErIwANDA