The herald., 1897-07-21

way since yesterday morning AZ $50. ne
left his companions. who went up with him
about ten days ago, In camp at Buckhorn
canyon, where they are enjoying life at an
altitude Of about 700 feet. The members of
the party are Joe Grinnell, Archie Strong.
freeman Wight, Harry Baldwin and Will
G.. Allen.
The protestants against the east side
sewer are not idle and they are determined
that the measure shall not be carried
through If petitions with numerous sign
crs can stop It, The following call has
been issued:
a meeting of the east side demonstrators
is called for Thursday evening" July e.
1897. In the water companys office. s. East
Colorado street. A full attendance IL de-
sired. &C. BROWN,
Chairman Remonstrance Committee
The electric cars running to Altadena
will hereafter carry bicycles by the owners
thereof paying an extra fare for them ;
that is. when there is plenty of room for
them.
IL w. Terwilliger received a telegram
this afternoon announcing the sudden
death OF John Green at Portland, Or, this
morning. Mr.. Green is well remembered
by many Pasadenans as the gentleman
who spent the past five winters In Pasa-
dena, the last two of them at Hotel Green.
Mr.. Green was very wealthy and had a
C
The Smyth Electrical company has fled
articles of Incorporation with Pasadena
named as the seat of operations and Its
capital stock set at $500 900. David NJ
Smyth of North Pasadena is at the head of
the enterprise. and its object Is to manu-
facture electrical ore-crushing machinery.
The directors are o. F. Ball. A. r. Met
caife. G. F. Kernaghan, J. F. Smyth. H. M.
Dobbins and r. Eason.
1arpa delay affou NJ pocodauo Odd Enl-
lows drove over to Monrovia last night,
where District Deputy Mcneil of Pasadena
installed the officers of Monrovia lodge.
Odd Fellows from other near by towns
were also present and the evening was
very pleasantly spent. the installation
being followed by banquet The drive cut
gave good appetite to the Pasadena men,
bers. who did full justice to the menu.
Those attending from Pasadena were: j.
8. Blick, Homer Blick, John Breiner, Arch
Pruitt, c. F. Hersey. George Hyatt. ].
v. Rollins, J. H. Banded, Thomas Ayers,
Mcdaniel. o. H. Hayes, L. e. Merton, ].
b. Mcneil. Emil Wickman.. r. II. Starrett.
William Mischkowsky, w. H. Korstian, L.
M. King
The Columbia Hill Tennis club held a
meeting last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Daggett. Columbia
Hill. Donald McGilyray was elected pres
ident of the club. 1t was decided to make
the young ladies honorary members of the
club. Among those present were: Misses
Stanton, Cloud, Story. Hugus, Gardner,
Messrs. Freeman, Rowan. Story, Craig.
Stimson, Groendyke, Dodworth, Conger,
Macy. Plcher and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Halsted held their
third reception. yesterday afternoon. Mrs
J. E. Jardine assisted Mrs Halsted in re-
ceiving; also Miss Green of Alhambra and
the Misses Daggett.
PERSONAL
A. F. Fuller and family leave for Seattle
tomorrow, where he has accepted a posi-
ton in a hardware store.
Miss Anna Masters and the Misses Col
Inns leave tomorrow for Terminal island,
where they win spend several days.
John Daggett leaves for Santa Monica
tomorrow. where he will make prepara-
tions for entering into the tournament
there.
Miss Blanche Weimer of Kalamazoo, a
niece Of the Vickery's, living in the eastern
part of town, is enjoying a visit with the
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Gresham and
family of Burlington, VT, who have beer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans. returned
yesterday to the east
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Woodward of Richmond
Ind. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Reynolds yesterday.
DR.. McAllister returned yesterday from
short Catalina trip.
Mrs. Dudley Watson and the Misses Wat
son go to Catalina today.
Mort Henderson has accepted position
in the office of George H. Coffin.
Miss Greer of Raymond avenue who has
been seriously Ill some weeks, Is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett and family leave
for Redondo the last of the week for an
extended stay.
Carl Durrell leaves for New York Mon
day, and after spending a week in New
England will sail for Germany, to be alb
sent two years.
Mrs. Allan Dodworth. the Misses bod
worth and Mrs. Fletcher go to Catalina on
Friday for two weeks and will tfien go to
coronado for the remainder of August.
l.. F. Crawford is preparing to build a
fine residence near his present home on
North Euclid avenue. Mrs. Crawford and
daughters leave for Long Beach Thursday
to be absent about a month.
Attorney w. Z. Arthur started TODAY for
Sissons. He will there be Joined by party
OF San Franciscans and stay q week or two
fshing on the McCloud river.