The herald., 1897-01-27
of Bogota, United States of Colombia

of Bogota, United States Of Colombia
which explains itself:
From a San Francisco paper learn
that the Americus club made a hit, so
1 take the liberty to write to you and to
say this, that some of the boys Will re-
member me as captain of the Harrison
cadets of Pasadena some years ago.
write to ask you to be kind enough to
furnish me the description of the torches
and where made that the Americus
club carried and any other information
as to equipments possible.
1.-THE government here has given me
permission to form a club here and
have a town of 100000 inhabitants to
draw from, with several government
barracks to take choice from and of
climate that is god the year round.
shall have government assistance, as
there Is no militia or national guard
here"
BREvITIES
The Pasadena social university Is con-
templating holding q public meeting
about February 18th. The society has
been recently organized with the fol-
lowing officers: 1T. Fellows, secretary;
G.. Swerdfiger. treasurer; r. M. Web
ster, member of the executive council.
The object of the society is to put the
social question upon new basis, make
a study of 1t and present it to the public
for consideration. The society aims by
this to bring about a harmony where
there is now something else.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane entertained num-
ber of their friends last evening at their
home, The Highlands, in Altadena with
a dinner party. The rooms were pret-
tily decorated and the tables were dec
GRATED with roses and many good things
to eat Social conversation followed the
dinner. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
~ mt Eax nxra ND
and Mrs. Benshoff.
A man named Bidwell Ham proved
officer Bristols meat this afternoon. He
was drunk ard went into a Japanese
store to create a disturbance.
Mrs. William Stanton has presented
two modern maps to Throop Polytechnic
institute. They will be used in the de-
trustee-patron. This department is pre-
sided over by Mrs. Theo. Coleman, who
is duly grateful to Mrs. Stanton.
DIR. r. ]. Mohr lost laprobe and whip
which were stolen from his carriage yes
terday afternoon by parties unknown
DR.. Mohr had stopped in front of his
home on East Colorado street, and when
he returned to his buggy the articles
were gone.
The farce-comedy, the Prodigal Faith
er, is the next attraction at the opera
house, the date for It's coming being
Friday, the goth. Seats are on sale at
L. ]. Huff's drug store.
PERSONALS
Col E. Dunham of La Canada was in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Of Concord Court
are entertaining Miss Alice Bennett of
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Caroline Baldwin left for her
home in Tacoma, Wash, yesterday after
a pleasant stay here.
Luther Webb of Summit avenue is i'm
proving from an illness.
Mrs. j. F. Jones of North Raymond
avenue is confined to her home by ILL
ness.
Mrs. ]. S. Thompson Of South Delacey
street is spending a few days at Long
Beach.
B. w. Hahn went to Riverside today on
business.
Walter Turner leaves about the first
of February for the southern part of
Mexico, where he is going into the ag-
Robert Eason went to Redlands today
on business.
Llewellyn Reynolds, woh has been at
school in Michigan, Is at home with his
parents, Councilman and Mrs. Reynolds,
for q vacation.
w. H. Pinney has resigned his posi-
tion with the Daily News and his place
will be filled by e. ]. Baxter. Mr. PIN
ney will accept a position in Los Angeles.
J. r. Rumler left this morning for
Santa Barbara.
Lieut. w. H Clark, U. s. A.. is the
guest of j. w. Hugus for a few days.
J. G. Estudillo of Los Angeles, ex-
state treasurer, was a guest in the city
today
Chief Burns of the Morse detective
agency, was in the city yesterday on
business.