The herald., 1897-01-08
members of the 400" and the affair
will be followed by dancing.
RREVJTIES

members or the "40V, ana The aHair
will be followed by dancing.
BREvITIES.
Prof, G. F. Holder has been chosen
as curator of the Throop museum by the
trustees Of the school. Joseph GrInnell
will act as assistant. Prof. Holder has
had large experience as a scientist, ami
is we'll known throughout the country
as writer on scientific subjects.
James Way was fined s. by the record =
er this morning for drunkenness. George
Haskirrs, another. was given fifteen days
in the county jail for vagrancy.
+. l.. Bushnell, who resides on South
Marengo avenue, was relieved a few
days ago of a bullet which had been in
his face since 1863 Mr.. Bushnell was
member of the Twentieth Indiana VOL
unteers, and WAS wounded In the battle
of Miners Run, near Gettysburg. The
bullet imbedded itself in the side of his
rose and remained there until removed
by DR.. Hodge at the Surgical institute.
Il. L.. Buchowski, a carpenter who lives
on Wilson avenue injured his spine yes
terday noon by falling from a scaffold
in North Pasadena, a distance Of
eighteen feet from the ground. He was
attended by DR.. Macomber, who found
no bones broken.
Bank Examiner Magee made q minute
examination Of the affairs of the Union
Savings bank of this city today, finding
everything as 1t should be. The bank
carries at least fifteen per cent of its
deposits in cash. and In other respects IS
safe institution, according to Judge
Magee's finding.
An informal meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Pasadena Lake Vineyard
Land and Water company will be held
at the office of the company, 1S5 East
Colorado street. on Sa turday, the 18th
day of January 1897, at o'clock p. m
to receive the secretary's annual re-
port, nominate q board of directors and
transact other business.
Joseph Grisiner and Phoebe Davis ap-
pear at the opera house tomorrow night
in Sutton Vane's Humanity. On Mon
day night The Devils Auction.
Edward Bicknell, Ralph Bicknell and
Ed Barker made the ascent of the first
peak east of Mount Lowe. This peak
has been assembled by very few people.
and up to Monday had not been named,
so far as is known. Messrs. Barker and
the Bickneils had along a pot of paint,
with which they marked on a flat stone.
Lawrence peak, in honor of Lawrence.
Mass
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Z.
Chaplin on North Los Robles avenue
was entered Tuesday afternoon by
thieves, but not much of value was found
that could be easily carted off. The
front door had been burst open during
the absence of the family The thieves
are supposed to have been hiding up
stairs while Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, who
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin, were
in the house.
The confectionery and ice cream bust.
ness of Gibbs G. Co. on East Colorado
street was closed by attachment yester-
day evening. The claims against the
concern amount to over $500. in the
hands or w. S. Wright. attorney for the
attackers. The amount of Mr.. Gibbs
assets has not been determined
William Stevenson, native of Scot
land, aged 50 years, died at his home
sumption. The funeral takes place at
10 a.m Saturday from the residence.
PERSONAL
j. M Mcfarland and son Louis of
Washington. d. c., are at the Painter
for another season.
Willis Folk returned today from Cata-
ma, where he spent several days as
guest of the Banning Bros.
NJ. r. Crow of Boston is a guest in the
city.
Gardner Smith left this evening for
II. s. Morse is confined to his home
with the grip.
Captains Burnham and Barnett of the
United States navy were entertained at
dinner today by Col. Gaines Lawson at
the Carleton.
c. z. Morehouse left yesterday for
few days hunt near Santa Ana
S. M. Allen. who has been bookkeeper
at the Bon Accord for some years, left
today for the Needles to take his old
position of chief train dispatcher.
Chas Bent returned today to Pomo-
ma college after spending his vacation
in this city.
Miss Blanche Lloyd returned to Clare
mont this afternoon.
The Misses Cudahy of Chicago are
guests at the Green.
Mrs. l.. Thrall of North Pasadena is
spending q few days with friends in Los
Angeles.
John Daggett returned to Stanford this
evening
Mrs. S. J. Eddy arrived on the over
land yesterday from Boston, Mass, to
spend the winter.
Ben Page, Lloyd Macy. Archie Strong
and George Baldwin leave tomorrow for
Stanford.
City Clerk Dyer is able to be about
again
{. A. Nickom of Iowa was the guest
of Emil Clark yesterday
Miss Marie Markham left for Stan
ford yesterday.
c. W. Smith and son. w. H.. have re-
turned from Albuquerque.
Patrick Brown is in Randsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall of Sioux
City, Ia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
T. Farley.
Bank Commissioner Magee leaves for
San Francisco tomorrow.
H. M. Dobbins has returned from a.
business trip to San Diego.
j. c. Bentz leaves tomorrow for San
Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds are visiting
Mr., Reynolds brother, H. g., on Madi-
son avenue.
Miss Ruth Hill. who has been absent
from her post on account of illness is
again teaching in the Garfield school.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. &. Lambert have is
sued invitations for a birthday party in
honor of their daughter Alys, SATURDAY.
evening at their home on Grove street.
ORANGE COUNTY
Social En1oyments of the Soldier Boys.
Business and Personal
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