The herald., 1897-09-26
PASADENA

PASADENA, Sept. 25.-(Regular Cor
respondence) No decision has yet been
rendered In regard TO the pastorate of
the NJ E. church. Tonight's meeting,
with Bishop Newman present was
looked forward to as determining wheth
er Rev. Clark Crawford would remain
here or as to who would be his success
sor should he accept the call to Chicago.
No decision was made, however, and
there will be none until after the con-
ference In Los Angeles beginning We'd
nesday OF next week, and the Rock
River conference the week following.
Every one interested wishes to retain
Rev. Crawford, and he wishes to abide
by the pleasure of his flock, so far as he
can do 80 without seriously injuring his
own interests
BREVITIES
Company rs semi-annual state shoot
was held today on the new target range
among the San Rafael foothills. A
bus ran hourly all day from the almory
to the range. Each member had five
shots at each target, distances 200, 300
and 500 yards, according to the new rules.
The shooting began at $3.50. AT 1880 mess
call was given, and about thirty people
sat down, including w. E. Cooley Mrs.
L. e. Parker and daughter, H. D. Thax-.
ter Of Company Gsof Redlands. andI. N.
Rhodes Of Company M OF Riverside as
visitors Several good scores were
made among them being those OF Pri-
vate Thaxton, 61: Captain Lippencott,
60; Private Colston 60; Private Lewis,
co.; Private Rhodes, SO. To win the gold
bar a member must make 1S0 out of
possible 225 (for three shoots); for the
silver bar 152, and to qualify as marks
men, 1856
Mains big circus struck the town this
morning, somewhat later than schedule
time on account Of the inability of the
three engines to haul the huge equip
ment up the grades between here and
Los Angeles. A grand procession was
given at 1880. There was perform
ance at 2:30, lasting until 4:3O, and an
other performance in the evening. The
general expression Of those who went is
satisfaction. The tents were pitched on
the northwest corner of Fair Oaks ave-
nue. and California street.
Mrs. Haas, mother of Harry, the
youngster who has made so much
trouble for the police, will probably
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father agreed to take him some time
ago.
Hon Lionel A. Sheldon has completed
a book entitled "Reminiscences of Men
and Events" 1t is 400-page octave
volume, and is made up of Ex-Governor
6heldon's experiences as politician and
statesman during the war and since.
The North Los Robles avenue and
Villa street branch of the electric road
Is expected to be in operation in four OIL
five days. The delay has been caused by
the non arrival Of material for cross
ings. e
Hobos named James Watts and Thos
Ward were brought up late last night
from ]. w. Ritzman's place on Califor-
mia street. Considerable jewelry was
found on them, which was turned over
to the county. Watts was given five
days and Ward ten days In the county
Jail.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reed Of North
Orange Grove avenue have returned
from Retsondo.,
Mrs. E. b. Farr has returned from the
island
Miss Nina McCullom is spending a
few days at Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ryder have re-
.turred from Long Beach,.
Mrs Warren j. Richardson has re-
turned from the east.
Joseph Morton and family of Everett,
Mass, have settled in Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Klehl have re-
turned from Long Beach.
Mrs. Belle Toland has gone to Denver
to spend the winter.