The herald., 1897-12-03

win Ivy, argeant-at-arms; w. A
Feasel, master-at- arms: NJ. c. Adams
reelected doorkeeper; Ross, outer door
keeper.
The Thimble society of the w. r. c.
met this afternoon at the home of Mrs
j. A. Buchanan on North Delacey
street. The society, which has been re-
Gently organiged. meets every two
weeks at the homes of members and
works for the benefit Of the old soldiers
fund. The afternoon was spent With
sewing and this evening members of the
G. A. r. congregated at the house and
celebrated Mr.. Buchnnans birthday
with games and refreshments.
The death of Cora NJ. Wheeler, aged 90
years, occurred this evening at the cor
her of Orange Grove and Union avenues.
Deceased was a native of Newark, N.
j., and had lived here two years.
| Rev. VIM. McCormac, the new rector
of All Saints church, will arrive in jan
uary from Brooklyn, where he has held
the position of first assistant in ST. AIMS
church, the largest church in Brooklyn
His formal acceptance of the call will
be presented at a meeting of the vestry
to be held Monday.
The Social Democracy will meet Fri
day evening in G. A. r. hall. w. II.
Stewart of Los Angeles will read paper
on the benefits of co1operation. The pub
lis is cordially invited.
A horse blanket was stolen this even
ing between the hours of and from
shed in the rear of James Dewey's
tailor shop on South Fair Oaks avenue.
Mr.. Dewey reported the theft to the
police, but no clew has been found as to
who the thief is.
John Breiner of the City Market at
tached the Saddle Rock restaurant on
South Fair Oaks avenue this afternoon
for an account of $19333, due from ]. j.
Eckstein and Mrs. Caroline Weiner.
This account included meat bill, bread
bill owed to Gantzer's bakery and
grocery bill with the Model grocery. The
Saddle Rock people say they had too
much competition.
Madame Mountford, the Jerusalem
lecturer, lectured before a small audi
ence in the tabernacle this evening on
Jerusalem and it's customs The lecture
was a very interesting one, as the speak,
er is very familiar with her subject. On
the platform were natives in native at
tire. The lecturer also wore the dress
of Palestine.
In the case of P. Brown VS.. George
Henderson for $3S rent, this morning,
Justice Merriam took the matter under
advisement and gave the attorneys the
balance of the week in which to file
briefs.
c. H. Bushley, aged 81 years, died yes
terday at his residence on San Pasqual
street. The remains will be shipped to
Lakeview, Mich, for interment.
PERSONAL
Misses Mary E. and Helen M. Hall
have arrived from Rockford, H., and at
the Carleton.
Miss Glennie Pearl is confined to her
home on North Raymond avenue by ILL
ness.
Prof. G. Wharton James has arrived
from the east, where he has been lee
turing with J. I. Clements on the Klon-
dixie.
Frank Coleman is clerking for Glass
cock & Vroman.
c. w. Buchanan is i'll at his home on
North Pasadena avenue
Mrs. II. S. Up De Graft returned last
night from the east.
Mr.. Glover of St. Paul is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign of Henrietta court |
Miss Emma Belt has returned from a
visit with friends near Santa Ana.
Miss Genevive Church will arrive
home on Saturday from a visit of nearly |
two years in Washington, Oregon and |
San Francisco.