The herald., 1898-01-17
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Jan. 16.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Evangelistic services
were held in the Lake Avenue Congre-
gational church and in the M. e. church
today. In the former church there was
good sized congregation present to
whom Rev. Billings preached, his SER
mon being delivered somewhat in the
form Of a chalk talk, which proved
highly interesting. In the M. e. church
DR.. A. G. Bane, d. D., Of Los Angeles
preached in the morning and In the
evening, the church being at both perl
& DDS well filed. In the Methodist church
these services win be given each day
except Saturday during this week at
2.3$ o'clock and at 1888 o'clock.
The new Second Methodist church on
the southeast corner Of Orange Grove
and Lincoln avenues is completed save
for the furnishing. The painters have
done their work and the walls have been
tinted. The pews and organ will be
put In as soon as the glass has been
placed.
Foreman Coils Of the Pasadena Man
ufaoturing company had narrow es-
cape from death a day or two ago. He
was caught in the elevator shaft on
the second floor. Employees Of the place
held Mr.. Coils while the elevator was
run back. Mr.. Coils escaped with few
bruises.
The Salvation army throughout the
United States is having its self-denial
week. Ensign Loney of the local branch
is doing his best to hold UP this end
Of the work. A number of the churches
are helping him. Mrs. Loney explained
the social work this morning at the
Universalist church.
The ordinance forbidding the display
Of merchandise on the sidewalks has
taken effect, and as a result the side
walks have been pretty we'll cleared.
The ordinance has been on the books as
state law for sometime, and was en-
forced in Pasadena because of the per-
sistency with which one or two mer-
chants abused the privileges accorded
them.
The recently organized Pasadena Dra-
matte club will give minstrel show in
Auditorium hall on the evening of the
26th inst. The affair will be under the
management of Robert Coyne Of Los
Angeles. Most of the boys taking part
are local lights, but there will be three
professional men from Los Angeles.
tcitdiiAlSut 10 AoI tuc ueHSAI VI TIE
club.
The many friends of w. d. Dilworth
of South Moline avenue will learn with
regret that his attending physician to-
day regarded his recovery as hopeless.
Mr.. Dilworth was stricken down several
days ago with kidney trouble. He is up
wards Of 70 years of age, and has lived
here for number of years, coming here
from Illinois. He has a large family
of sons and daughters in Pasadena.
Mr.. Dilworth was a contractor, and as
money Immediately after the fire in
in Chicago in 1871.
At the regular meeting of the Pasa-
dena Theosophical society this evening
in the board of trade rooms Leonard
Lester spoke upon Helping and Shar-
ing" A good musical program was rem
dered.
The Woodmen Of the World are pre-
pairing for a jubilee entertainment to
be given next Thursday evening to
members and friends. Messrs. Jones
and Rossiter will respond to toasts, and
speeches will also be made by visiting
commanders of the neighboring camps.
4, The Y. M. c. A. wishes to perma-
nently organize its bicycle club which
appeared to such good advantage in the
Tournament of Roses parade ON New
Years day. A meeting was called for
last night, but as not enough members
turned out to do business another meet
ing will be held sometime this week.