Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-19
WOMAN ATTACKED
BY A HUGE DOG
PASADENA RESIDENT ESCAPES
WITH A FRIGHT
NEWSPAPER MAN WILL WED
Miss Belle Mcdonald to Become Bride
Of G. c. Reynolds-Muslc
Arranged for Bargain
Days
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street
PASADENA, June 1S.-Mrs. Mary
Wilson of Mountain street went through
a thrilling experience with a huge dos
near the corner of Ruby and Mountain
last night. She was walking toward
her home when the dog suddenly APP
peared and attacked her. Mrs. Wilson
was at first considerably frightened and
the animal made several lunges in at
tempting to bite her. She succeeded in
warding off the vicious brute, and ran
toward an approaching car, which she
boarded before the dog did serious dam
age. Mrs. Wilson went straight to the
police station, where she related her
experience to Chief Pinkham. He dis
patched an officer to the scene to size
up the situation, but no trace of the
dangerous brute could be found at that
time.
With the Churches
The United Presbyterians will hold
summer communion Sunday, June %,
with two preparatory services. On
Thursday. June %. Rev. w. w. Logan
of Los Angeles will preach, and on Fri
day, June 23 Miss Kate Hill of the In
dia mission will tell of her work. Rev.
John L. Maile of Los Angeles occupied
the pulpit of the Lake Congregational
church this morning.
At the North Congregational church,
this evening, the pastor addressed the
young people on Money; It's Value and
How to Secure IT,
Rev. John Reiser and his congrega-
ton of the German Evangelical church
spent the day at Los Angeles attending
the synodical service of the Pacific con-
ference at st. Pauls church.
The Lake Avenue Methodists will be-
gin a series of tent meetings next Sun
day afternoon with services each even
ing during the week. The tent is To-
Gated on East Orange Grove and Lake
Newspaper Man to Wed
Miss Belle Mcdonald will be married
next Thursday night to c. c. Reynolds,
a young newspaper man of Los Ange-
les, the ceremony to be performed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. McIn-
tyre on Hudson avenue, Pasadena. Miss
Mcdonald and Mrs. Mcintyre are
cousins and the bride-to-be formerly
attended the Washington school in this
city. Mr.. Reynolds recently gradu-
ated from the state university.
Music for Bargain Days
The Crown City band is arranging to
give concerts in the city parks on
Thursday afternoons during the sum-
mer in connection with the merchants
bargain days. A subscription paper to
raise funds for the expense is being
circulated, and the band boys are meet
ing with success. The Thursday con-
certs will not interfere with the usual
concerts on Saturday evenings, as the
music on bargain day is primarily to
entertain the throng of out Of town
shippers who come here to take adj
vantage of the offerings of the Pasa-
dena merchants.
Short Paragraphs
A. c. Bilicke, hotel man and capital
ist of Los Angeles, owns fifteen acres
on the south side of Monterey road in
South Pasadena, where he is prepar-
ing to build a handsome home. The
grounds have been beautified until they
form one Of the finest building sites in
this favored locality.
Contractor B. e. Sherwin has begun
work on the new Schmitz block in AL
tadena. There will be three store
rooms on the ground floor and about
sixteen rooms for hotel purposes on the
second. Architect r. c. Allen will su-
perintend the construction.
DR.. M o. Randall, f. M. Seamon and
c. A. Day, composing the roads COM
mittee of the board of trade, are map
ping out a systematic plan to improve
all highways in and around this city,
which will be welcomed by the automo-
hilists Of this and neighboring towns.
The annual banquet OF the high
school alumni, to be held at the Casa
Grande Tuesday night, has awakened
unusual interest in such affairs, and
the attendance promises to be larger
than for many years. Benjamin Page
Is president of the association.
T. Naoka, a Japanese hostler at the
Pacific Electric car barn, fell into the
pitway this evening and was severely
injured about the legs. He was taken
to his home on Holly street. where he
will be laid up from the bruises for a
few days.