The herald., 1897-11-04

killed a steer near Lamanda Park. The
beast saw the headlight of the car and
made bee line for it, doubtless taking
it for some one-eyed monster that
seemed to crave an encounter. When
the steer bunted the headlight it was
knocked several feet from the track.
Motorman Ney was running the car.
The Pickwick club met this evening
and formally adopted the bylaws re-
Gently drafted. 1t was decided to begin
a tournament the 18th inst. A smoker
will be given soon by the club.
George N. Sroat and mother, Mrs.
G. L. Sroat, are expected home tomor
row afternoon from Salem, Ore. Mr..
Sroat brings his bride, nee Miss Lizzie
Van Wagner, to whom he was married
at noon on the 2Sth of last month in
Salem. They will reside for the pres
ent at their home on South Moline ave-
nue..
At the council meeting of the Order of
Chosen Friends last evening Grand
Councillor Boehme and Assistant G. c.
Savage were present. There were two
applicants for membership and a most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Constable Sam Wallis arrested two
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a youngster only II years old, was
sighted in the willows near the Ray
mond station, where he had retreated
to make some coffee. This is favorite
stamping ground for the constables'
game. Woods story gave him away as
a dangerous character, for he owned to
having nothing to eat and no place in
which to lay his head. To cap the eli
max, he was looking for work. The
constable so manipulated him as to be-
tray his partner, hardened sinner of
"a or 25 years. The partner would give
no name. Both will appear before JUS
tics Merriam tomorrow and if they have
, heard of John Adams, the man who was
acquitted the other day, they will likely
demand trial by jury, as Adams did.
Owing to the temporary removal of the
trolley on South Raymond avenue today
to provide for the building of the steel
arch from Hotel Green to the annex, the
electric cars ran north as we'll as south
on Fair Oaks avenue for time.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bennet will
take place from the family residence on
South Orange Grove avenue Thursday,
November 4th, at 10 a. m. Friends are
invited to the services, but the interment
will be private.
DIR. George S. Hull will lecture on
'Venice" at the high school Friday
evening. Another lecture in the same
series will be given Friday evening by
Dr. Frost of San Bernardino ON the
Grand Canyon.
Monday evening delegation Of Wood
men of the World will take a special car
to Azusa and visit the lodge in that
town.
PERSONAL
The funeral of Miss Martha Raab was
held today from the residence in South
Pasadena, and was attended by many
friends.
A letter has been received in PaSa-
dena from Charles PrinZ, who, at the
date the letter was sent, October 7th,
was at Tia, on the way to the Klondike
fields.
Rev. F. Dubois will succeed Rev. David
Mcleod as pastor of the local Free NJ. E.
church.
George 3. Senter has returned from
his mining interests in the northern part
of the state.
J. D. Nash expects to leave tomorrow
for Chicago.
H. C. Holt is expected home from Hon
olulu some time next month.
C. Thornton is spending a month at
Catalina.
Miss Flaville Corson is visiting friends
in Compton.
Guy Wood expects to leave next week
for San Francisco.