The herald., 1897-04-14
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

1OunQ tQe CeInenL WOIh, Wdih anu Cufp
to be as good as any in Southern Cali
fornia, in his opinion. The street part
was we'll done, but there are few small
defects which will be at once attended
to and remedied. Tomorrow the Pasa-
dena and Pacific company have prom
ised to set teams to work to fix up the
middle of the street, Later new tracks
will be laid.
At a meeting of the Merchants Pro-
tective association last night, President
Lockett occupied the chair and Mr..
Roynton was present as secretary. The
matter of peddlers was discussed and
laid over for the next meeting, which
takes place May 9Th. On that date a
celebration will also take place of the
first anniversary of the association. DIR.
A. H. Palmer, F. r. Harris and H. j.
Munger were chosen a committee to ar
range for the occasion. The sentiment
of the meeting seemed to be against the
closing of the business houses half Of
the day on floral day of Fiesta week.
Dr. H. A. Reid, editor of the Anti
Saloon League Standard, has been noti-
fed by the third assistant postmaster
general that the decision Of February
Sth by the postoff1ce department, to the
eect that the Anti-Saloon League Stand
ard Is not second class mail matter. must
stand good. The matter will be appeal
ed to the postmaster-general on the
ground that the Standard does not come
under this class.
The recently organized Lemon Grow
ers' association has taken hold of the
lemon industry in earnest. Another
meeting was held yesterday in the ware
house on California street, when it was
decided that the warehouse should be
fitted up at once. Capable, experienced
employees will be hired and everything
will be done to make the output Of the
first rank.
Mr.. ]. Arthur Loining, the reader and
impersonator, who appears at the Pres
byterian church Thursday evening in
the Y. M. c A. course, is booked to make
his audience laugh. -.
Mrs. Hagar Harold appears at the
grand opera house Thursday evening in
Wilkie Collins New Magdalen." She
will be supported by professionals and
amateurs of ability.
The dime music school will give RET
cital tomorrow evening in G. A. r. hail.
At the adjourned meeting of the pub
tic SCHOOl tTuStetS ycSteIudy II was uc-
cided to buy new pianos for the WASH
ington, Lincoln and Columbia schools
BREvITIES.
Prof. and Mrs. C. c. Bragdon and Miss
Bragdon left today for short stay In
the north.
Mrs Newton Claypool, Mrs Hurlbut,
Miss Hurlbut and Miss Vajen will leave
on Friday for their eastern homes.
c. R. Mennig will leave tomorrow for
a stay of three months in his home In
Buffalo, N. Y.
w. Post of Chicago is,at the Carleton.
F. Wallace visited his brother at
Ontario today.
DR.. Reid delivered an address at Whit
tier this evening.
Frank Burnham, ST., left today for
Charles City, Iowa, with the remains of
his wife.
Robert Strong went to Riverside today
for few days.
E. j. Baxter, who has had charge of
the advertising department of the News
leaves tomorrow for few months visit
to his former home, Windsor, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Crosby. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rora-
back of Franklin avenue, have return
ed to their home in Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Valette and daughter have re-
moved from the Green to their home on
East Colorado street.
w. J. Kelley left today for the east.
Mrs. w. e. Chaplin of North Los Ro-
bles avenue is seriously ill.,
J. c. Dellbridge and family left for
Santa Monica today.
Pasadena yesterday.
Mrs. p. c. Baker is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Hanley Ford of Bakersfield.