The herald., 1897-11-12
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA
PASADENA, Nov. 11.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) In All-Saints' church this
morning memorial services were held
for the late Mrs. E. B. Kellogg, who
was president Of the Woman's auxiliary
of the church. The services began at
II o'clock, when the holy communion
was administered, followed by an ad-
dress by the Right Rev. Bishop johnson.
Luncheon was served by the ladies of
the church. In the afternoon at O'Clock
the Ladies' auxiliary of the diocese OF
Los Angeles met with the local ladies.
The juvenile auxiliary and the infant
branch was discussed. Addresses were
given by several persons. A number Of
parents have responded to the PROPOSE
ton to lay aside cent a week for their
baby's contribution. Eighty families
have agreed to do this. 1t was decided
to organize fund to be known as the
Ellen B. Kellogg memorial fund, to be
used for special auxiliary work
IN THE COURTS
Several cases were disposed of in JUS
tice Rossiters court today. Ah Charley,
the Chinaman who was arrested for
peddling lottery tickets, was given ten
days in the county Jail. Henry john
son, arrested by Nightwatchman
Wright for vagrancy, was given ten
days. The six MeXicans arrested by
Deputy Mcclure for stealing potatoes
from the Chapman ranch, gave their
Elario Coronado. James Brown, Miguel
Flores and Jose d. Gatha. They claimed
that the field was neglected and that
they We're told they could have what
potatoes they could dig up. They were
let off with a fine of S. each.
LOCAL TRAFFIC
Tomorrow the electric road inau-
gurates a seven and one-half minute
service between this city and Los An
geles and between the hours of 1852 and
Sis p. m. This is for the accommoda-
ton of Pasadena people coming out
from Los Angeles who are crowded out
by the Angelenos near the first end of
the route. The fact that the seven and
one-half minute service this winter is
begun much earlier than last winter
shows a considerable increase in travel.
E. c. Webster expects to start his ex-
press car running next week. The car
would have been running before had the
electric road completed the double track
in Los Angeles in time. A car shed and
freight platforms are being built in the
rear of the Doty block. the express
agents headquarters.
BREVITIES
An attachment has been served by
DR.. G. Roscoe Thomas against the New
York wall paper house, of which Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Glare are proprietors. The
amount is for $40 due for rent of the
building. The proceedings are hanging
fire until Justice Merriam S return from
San Diego.
The vacancy in the Throop faculty
caused by the resignation of Prof. Mil
lard Parker has been filled by the cleo
ton of Mrs. Laura Stevens of South
Catalina avenue. She was formerly a
teacher in the Westtield, Mass, normal
school. Prof. Parker left today to take
charge of the Territorial university at
Tucson.
Mrs. Sarah A. Davis of Riverside in
spected John F. Godfrey Relief corps
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mary E.
Rogers. The inspection took place in
G. A. r. hall. All work was eXemplified
for the benefit of the inspector, who af-
terward made few corrections, but
pronounced the execution nearly perfect.
The books of the corps were also found
to be in perfect condition. The work
was followed by a reception and BAN
quet.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Kork and
John G. Wagner took place last evening
at the home of the groom, $40 Mercer
avenue, Rev. Clark Crawford officiating
in the presence of friends and relatives.
The house was prettily decorated with
chrysanthemums and greenery. Fol-
lowing congratulations refreshments
We're served. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner left
this morning upon visit of some weeks
with friends in San Francisco, after
which they will be at home to friends at
their home on Mercer avenue.
Friends of Master Harry Boutelle sur
prised him last evening at his home on
Summit avenue, the occasion being his
birthday. A literary and mu-
steal program was given, followed by
games and refreshments.
The first social of the season by the
Young Peoples Christian union was Civ
en- this evening in the Universalist
church. Refreshments We're served,
games played and musical and literary
program given.
Avis Pinkham, 12-year-old daughter
of Policeman John A. Pinkham of Illi-
nois street, stepped i'll hole, fell and
broke her arm this evening. The arm
was set by DR.. Van Slyck.
The funeral of Mrs. Nicolai was held
this morning at 10 o'clock in Lippen-
colts chapel, the funeral car being used
for the transportation of the remains
and the funeral party to Mountain View