The herald., 1897-08-25
S!6QTHERN, S ,EAlzF8E79l & y 55F7E6l3Es

from a gentleman who is publishing his
tory of New Jersey, requesting her remln-
iscences, a sketch of her life and her pic
ture. Mre. kernaghan is now sc years OF
age and enjoying such good health that
she greatly enjoyed the wagon trip made
to the Yosemite valley by Mr.. Kernaghan
I and family few months ago.
BREvITIES
At business meeting of Company I last
evening in the armory, Capt. Lippencott
presided. It. w. Arnold and j. Pressnal
were admitted into the company as new
privates. Marshal Lacey and others were
given a vote of thanks for the new flag
which was purchased by subscription while
the company was at Santa Monica. The
matter of new shooting range was dis
cussed, and it is probable that new range
will be established on Johnsons ranch,
back Of Scovills dam.
Ethel Flint Of Adella avenue entertained
| her little friends yesterday afternoon with
a birthday party. Refreshments were
served on the lawn under a mulberry tree,
and the afternoon was spent in playing
games afterward The guests were: Edith
Moore, Grace vedder, Jennie James, Pearl
Reel, Helen Sickles, Emma Hyatt, Flor
ence Thompson, Laura Waters, Marian
Williams, Dora Stacey, Jessie and Ethel
Flint.
| A man named Parker, who drives for s.
G. Rushton of the Minneapolis bakery, was
arrested in South Pasadena this morning
| for peddling without license. He was
| fined S..
| The South Los Robles, California and
South Lake loop of the electric line has
been laid and surfaced. Contractor Hogan
| has put a gang of men on the North Lake
branch.
school ruler invented by j. Barrie,
| formerly janitor of the Wilson building, is
| hat, Co. Yah
| ley novelty works. 1t is T-square In shbpe
and has the French meter measurements
on one side and the English on the other,
while in the center is a spirit level which
| aids the drawing of straight lines. The in
vention is having an extensive sals
1t is said that full particulars of a new
electric road to be built between Pasadena
and Los Angeles will be made public
shortly. Eastern capitalists have the
project in view, and the proposed route lies
by way of Estudilo canyon.
| The Y. M. c. A. boys are training for
their bicycle meet which takes place next
Thursday The events VIII be: One mile
novice, quarter mile open, third mile open,
tow mile handicap and one mile open.
Local fire Insurance underwriters have
been notified that they must sign a con-
tract agreeing to accept Is per cent as their
rate of commission or quit The agents
protest earnestly but most of them have
signed.
| PERSONAL
Messrs. Willis Hayes, Harry Durrell, Ray
Conger, Erie Weight and John Daggett left
this morning for Stanford.
| NJ E. Wood went to Perris on business
today.
Miss Mamie Lippenoott is entertaining
Miss Landel of Buena Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Edwards are spend
| ing two weeks at Long Beach.
Augustus Lang has transferred his serv-
ices from the Pasadena Drug company to
| l.. j. Huff'e drug store.
| Mrs. Kidder and daughter left today for
the north where Miss Kiddef will resume
| her studies at Stanford
| Charles D. Tying has returned from Long
Beach.
H. F. Metcalfe Is at Catalina.
| Messrs. j. and Ulysses Packard have re-
turned from camping trip to Riverside
county, bringing with them 700 live taran-
tulas, which they sold to local taxiderm-
! lists.