The herald., 1897-04-07
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

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| Knight. H ]. Cone and Mr.. Ettienne.
| The board organized by electing c. H..
| Rhodes, president; Jesse Knight, vice.
president; Thos. J. Ashby. secretary;
| First National bank, treasurer.
| State Record Keeper ]. S. Glasscock
| and Delegate w. H. Conrad returned
| yesterday from the grand lodge of the
| knights of the Maccabees at San Fran
cisco. Mr. Conrad has been chosen as
| one of the representatives at the supreme
lodge at Cleveland in July.
| President Arnold and Trustees Walker
| and Willett were present last evening at
! meeting of the trustees of the public
schools in Mr. Willett's office. A num-
Der of bills were ordered paid and about
$65 worth of text books, recommended
by Prof. Graham, were ordered pur-
chased. No action was taken on the
| question of buying pianos for the school.
| President 2. M. Green occupied the
chair of the Pasadena Art association
at its meeting yesterday afternoon In
Miss Edith Whites studio. It was de-
cided to hold the last and final exhibit
| of the union at the board of trade rooms
Friday afternoon and evening, April
18TH
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Millard Canyon Water
company yesterday reports were receiv-
ed for the year and the following board
Green; vice. president, Calvin Hartwell;
secretary. Don c. Porter.
| Next Thursday evening, April 18th, will
| occur the second entertainment or the
Y. M. C. A. course, when Arthur Loin-
| ing, impersonator and monologist, will
| appear, in the chapel of the Presbyterian
| church.
The funeral of the late Oren G. Post
was held this afternoon from the under
taking parlors of Reynolds & Van Nuys
Rev Clark Crawford officiated. The re-
mains win be sent east for interment.
The funeral of G. F. Edison of North
Pasadena who died Sunday, was held
this morning from the parlors of Reyn-
olds & Van Nuys.
"The New Maedalen," by Wiikie Col
lins, will be given at the Pasadena grand
| opera house April 10Th. for the benefit Of
the charity organization. under the pa
tronage of several of the city's leading
| society ladies.
At the meeting of Company last even
ing, J. H. Coleston was elected to mem
/ bership. Lieut.. Col. Schreiber and Capt.
Wankowski of Los Angeles were present
and made inspection. Next Saturday
night the company will camp out at the
bicycle track and enjoy field work. at
| daybreak.
| Harry Toms, q 3-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs G.. e. Toms of North Marengo
avenue, was kicked in the head by a
horse today about noon and severely,
though it is not thought permanently,
| injured.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs NJ T. Gay of Newark. NJ
j., A. G. Glenn Of San Francisco and
Mrs. M. r. Egbert of Los Angeles, visit
! ed Pasadena today and also made trip
| to Rubio canyon. They were very much
pleased with Pasadena and surround
ings.
| p. G. Wooster goes over to Catalina
| again tomorrow, where he is making
| some Improvements on one of his cot
tages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird of South Marengo
avenue will celebrate their wooden we'd
| ding tomorrow evening.
! Marshal w. s. Lacey and family are
entertaining Mr.. Lacey's cousin, Mrs.
Arthur Lacey of Topeka, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hancock Of Denver
| are at the Carleton.
| Signor Perera left today for his home
| in Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Scoville and party
| left today for a short stay at Coronado.
| Miss Helen James of North Moline av-
enue entertained friends at progressive
angling last evening.
Abe Nichols has returned from Long
Beach.
Mr. ana MIS-. FREQ Is. Clapp, VINO nave
| been the guests of their son, Mr.. w. b.
| Clapp, and wife. have returned to their
| home In Massachusetts,.
D. N. B. Stevens has returned from q
visit with Riverside friends.
Mr.. McKight left today for his home in
| Lawrence, Kansas.
Captain and Mrs. Tompkinson are
| spending a few days at Mount Wilson.
| r. T. Vandervort and w. r. Stats
have returned from Mount Wilson.
W. H. Wood Of Rochester, N. Y, Is at
| the Green.
Mrs. e. J. McDermidi is visiting friends
| in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Raymond and
daughter, Miss Bertha, of North Euclid
avenue who are old residents of Pasa-
| dena, expect to leave next week for their
| new home in Orange.