Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-17
Miss Hancock 10 sinn

Tomorrow Miss Milicent Hancock
viii sing in the holiness meeting at 3
o'clock p. m.
Charged With Theft
f.. w. Foley was arrested yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing a
bicycle from Robert x. Wilson. Sergt.
Craig made the arrest.
viii Assist in Gospel Meeting
Miss l.. Ketchum, one of the mission
workers from Alaska, now on her way
to India is expected here the latter
part of next week and will assist I'm the
gospel meetings now being held in
Pencil hall.
Will Plant Trees
A picnic and tree-planting will be
given in honor of Francis Murphy and
his wife at their home in Wilton place
ON February %. The purpose of the
gathering Is to plant trees and flowers
on the grounds of their new home.
Will Hold Reunion
Members of the Canton and Fulton
County Association of Illinois will hold
their second annual reunion at Venice
on Washington's birthday There will
be no formal program. Between and
2 p. m. there will be "social hour" in
the amphitheater.
Arrest Garbage Man
j. b. Hurst, in the employ of r. A.
Ashbridge, who has the contract for
disposing of the garbage of the Hotel
Van Mugs Broadway, was arrested yes
terday on complaint of the city health
department. charged with dumping
refuse ON lot on College and Yale
streets.
Report Two Robberies
August Pierson reported to the police
yesterday that his store at Pico and
Olive streets was inferred Thursday
night, but nothing of value was taken.
Jack Watson of 400 South Fremont
street reported the loss of diamond
ring which he thinks was stolen from
his room.
Wife Makes Complaint
F. Carlin, living on San Julian street,
was arrested on complaint of his wife
yesterday and locked up in the city
Jail. According to the story of the |
wife, her husband came home intoxi- |
Gated and after beating her and her
little child proceeded to throw them
both out in the street.
Murphy Meeting
Francis Murphy will speak tomorrow |
night at Blanchard hall on HE Opened |
His Mouth" Judge York will preside |
and songs will be given by Miss Madge |
Stevens and Charles Lamb and wife. |
Carlyle Wynn VIII be among the
speakers. The music will be under the |
direction of j. w. Eccleston.
Wounded With Razor
Riley Stevens was treated at the re-
ceiving hospital yesterday afternoon
for a bad cut on the mouth caused by |
a razor in the hands of an unidentified |
man at the Two Johns saloon Aftar
Stevens had his wounds dressed he told
his story of the fight to the police, who
will try to find his assailant.
Wants Large Damages
Suit for fee of $4,000, alleged to be
due for having brought about the sale
of certain mining property, petition
for possession of Il mortgage on the
property valued at $150,00O and for
mortgage on certain railroad property
was filed yesterday in the superior court
by George l.. Brown against George
Mason.
Guilty of Vagrancy
After being oft for three hours a
jury in Police Judge Chambers coui-c
yesterday afternoon brought in a YER
dict of guilty against William Thomas
charged with Vagrancy. Thomas is
said to be night clerk in a disreput-
has been watched by the police for
some time.
Sunday School Officers Dine
Sunday school officers and pastors
met at the banquet board last evening
at the dining hall in the Fay building,
when plans for the coming lecture of
Robert Burdette on 1.-The Rise and Fall
of the Mustache" was discussed. DR..
Burdette will give his lecture at Simp-
son auditorium March 2, the proceeds
to form the neucleus of a fund for the
Sunday school spring festival.
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