The herald., 1897-03-27
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

rymple. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Glasscock,
Mr. and Mrs. M.JlMcCament, Mrs Smith,
Mrs. Graham, Miss Pearl Smith, Messrs.
e. ]. Pyle, II. D. Pyle and VIII Craig
Mrs. Farr Miss Johnson. Mrs. Dex
ter and Miss Ney are making an inter-
esting exhibit of their paintings in the
rooms formerly occupied by the post
office, on South Raymond, and across
the street in the Torrance block. Mrs.
Farr, whose work is in the old post
office building, has large collection of
oil paintings. mostly studies OF the finny
tribe and of Mexican life. Miss John
sons forte is fruit and flower pieces,
which command much praise. Mrs.
Dexter and Mrs. Daisy Dexter exhibit
some fine bits of Mexican drawn work
and stamping. Miss Ney's water colors.
which are we'll known for excellence,
include landscapes, mission views fig
ures. etc.
Guests Of the Green enjoyed cards
last evening. Seven tables were ar
ranged and euchre was played. Mrs.
Drew received ladies' first prize; Mrs.
Sager second; Mr.. Brown gentlemen's
first; Mr. Robinson second, Mrs. Engle
and Mrs. Starin consolation.
Miss Elethia Anson was surprised last
evening by a number of friends invited
by Mrs. w. L. Stevenson of Elevado
drive. Refreshments were served and
games and music.
Will be given by the ladies of the Degree
or Honor at X. of p. hall Monday even
Ing for the A. o. u. w. and families
At last evenings meeting two new MEM
bers were admitted to the order.
At meeting Of the board Of directors
or the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
company yesterday afternoon, it was
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northwest part of town. The lumber
OF the covering will be furnished by the
Blinn Lumber company, whose bid for
the work was the lowest. The supports
for the cover of the Orange Grove res
ervoir are of wood, but these latter will
be of dipped iron. The work will be
done under the supervision of Engineer
T. D. Allen. and only local labor will be
employed. Some complaint of the water
has been made, and this precaution will
no doubt remedy matters.
Foreman F. A. Beers Of the Mears
ranch In North Pasadena, who was ar
rested yesterday for keeping a danger
Gus dog, appeared before Justice Mer-
riam and pleaded not guilty. His trial
was set for Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. IT was Beers dog that bit Els
worth Dayhoff on two occasions lately.
Another court case was that of the two
meat peddlers, Miles and Hendley, who
were tried on the charge of peddling
without license. Inasmuch as they
were working together only one charge
appeared against them A fine of 81 was
imposed and paid.
w. B. Feazel's grocery store on South
Fair oaks avenue has resumed business.
The store was closed some weeks ago on
account of attachment. Mr.. Feazel has
made satisfactory arrangement with
his creditors and the present stock will
be sold out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins and two daugh-
ters and Mrs. James S. Kirk of Chicago.
who have been occupying Jas. H. Cam
bells house on st. Johns avenue for
some three months past, left for their
Chicago home yesterday.
Some excitement was caused in the
neighborhood of Los Robles avenue and
Jackson street in North Pasadena by the
appearance of live deer this morning.
The animal looked like a full grown doe
and was seen by ]. w. Langstaff and
others.
A team belonging to Mr.. Leighton of
Altadena ran away this afternoon, de-
molishing the heavy farm wagon to
which they were hitched. No further
damage appears to have been done.
j. H. Mcneil and c. F. Hersey were
last night elected delegates to the grand
lodge of the Odd Fellows, which meets
in San Francisco on the second Tuesday
In May, to represent Pasadena lodge.
A large number of friends attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Clara Furlong which
was held this afternoon from the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson. parents Of the
deceased. on Morton avenue in North
Pasadena. Death came as a great re-
lease to Mrs. Furlong, who had been suf-
fering for long time and was beyond
hope of recovery.
There was a large attendance of w.
r. c. ladies at the funeral of Miss Abigail
Brown, which took place at $3.50 this af-
ternoon from the parlors of Reynolds &
Van Nuys. Interment was made in
Mountain View cemetery.
PERSONAL.
Isaac Springer is confined to his home
by illness.
The East Side Whist club will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lacey
next Friday evening.
Mrs. v. r. Sutliff has issued invita-
tions for an informal tea Wednesday
evening, March 31st.
Thomas Nelmes and family expect to
visit their old home in Scotland In
month or so.
Mrs. Catherine Scudder has recover
ed from an attack of grip.
Sergeant Case of Company Is in Sac
ramento taking part in the state cham
pionshfp shoot.
s. H. Willis, brother of w. B., has re-
turned from an extended trip to South
Africa.
Miss May Lyle, niece Of c. A. Smith.
is expected home from Riverside this
week.
Mrs. Ward B. Rowland and Mr.. Weav-
er will go to Oceanside tomorrow and
pay visit to the mission San Luis Rey.
8. r. Sewall left for San Francisco to-
day