Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-11
Granted Dlvorne

OfdItSu blNOIGG
John w. Lee was granted an inter-
locutory decree of divorce from Mary
Lee by Judge J mes in department
seven of the superior court yesterday.
The grounds alleged were statutory
Hazard is Held
After a preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Young yesterday after
noon E. l.. Hazard, a Los Angeles real
estate dealer, was held to the SUI
perior court to answer statutory
charge. His bail was fixed at $4,000
Guilty Of Forgery
J. w. Patterson, grader, was sem
fenced to one years imprisonment IN
the state penitentiary at San quentin
yesterday by Judge Smith in depart
lnent one of the superior court upon
entering plea of guilty to u charge of
forgery.
Veterinary Association Meets
Members of the Southern California
auxiliary of the Stare Veterinary as
sociation held their quarterly meeting
Among the speakers were Dr.. u. T.
Whittlesy DR.. r.. A. Archibald of
Oakland and Dr. Charles Keene.
Husband Gets Decree
On a charge of desertion an inter
locutory decree of divorce was granted
Ernest S. Peck from Mary G. Peck
by Judge Bordwell in department nine
of the superior court yesterday. The
couple were living in Sawtelle about
two years ago when the wife deserted
and came to Los Angeles.
Reception to Rev. W.. II. Doggett
A reception will be rendered Rev.
Walton Hall Doggett, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, and Mrs.
n "a
of +. Hough, corner Griffin and Dow
ney avenues. The event is given in
honor of the second anniversary of the
rectorate of Rev. Mr.. Doggett
Pine Tree Society
The Pine Tree State association,
composed of former residents of Maine
now residing in Los Angeles, will hold
it's regular monthly meeting Friday
evening at s O'Clock in New England
hall at tS9 West Firth street. y pro-
gram composed entirely of the works
of Maine composers will be given.
Entertains Ushers
Rev. Michael McAuliffe, pastor of
the Church of the Sacred Heart, East
Los Angeles, entertained the usherS of
the church at dinner Tuesday evening.
Speeches were made and a general good
time enjoyed. Besides the pastor and
his assistant, Rev. James O'Neill, the
following enjoyed the evening: John
Killiher, f. FL. Peifer, Z. Emme, L. j.
Leonard, Leo Daze, Louis Emee, jr.,
w. H. Cady and Elmer L. Dutton.
Lays 1900 Feet of Hose
Fire originating from a defective 1lue
nearly destroyed the home of Charles
Feghel at 625 East Fiftieth street early
last evening. The nearest department
is the one at. Thirty-fourth street and
Central avenue and before any water
could be thrown on the fire it was
necessary to lay 1400 feet of hose. The
building is a one-story affair. 1t was
damaged to the extent of $500. a 5000
loss was Sustained to the furniture.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Killed at alton Sea
While ! ! work on the "shoofy"
switch a the Salton sea, L. c. Tom
linson q ( All Paloma avenue was
struck ! ld instantly killed Tuesday
by the !alling of temporary staging.
The bc Y was brought to Los Angeles
on th Southern Pacific last evening.
Tomb son was employed as a brake
mani q the Southern Pacific and was
sent q Salton several weeks ago.
Sinf that time he has been working
wifi "a crew on a train. An inquest
oV the remains will be held today at
~ see Bros undertaking rooms.
A iance Franchise Meets
I Fhe Alliance Franchise gave its Sec
i'd annual entertainment last night at
ne new Ebell club house on Figueroa
street. The comedy, "PAnglaiS tel
quon lie Parie" English as it is
ispoken), was presented by some men,
bers. The musical program consisted
of two piano recitals "Fantaisie sur
Faust" by Gounod, and "Impromtu,"
l1Ny Cbnnin hnfh r11oUa1 do
Chauvenet.
The play as well as the music was
thoroughly enjoyed and highly appre-
ciated by fair sized audience.
President J. Auclair expressed him
self as believing that more Americans
should join the club. He said it would
be a great help to them in perfecting
themselves in the French language.
Last Rites for Mrs. ThreikeId
The funeral of Mrs. Mary e. Threl-
keld, wife of E. r. Threlkeld, was held
yesterday morning from the First Con-
gregational church, of which the de-
ceased was member. The body lay
in state at the church from 8 to II
O'clock when the funeral service was
conducted by DR.. Warren r. Day, pas
tor emeritus; Rev. William Horace Day,
the pastor, and Rev. B. f. Coulter pas
tor of the Broadway Christian church.
Miss McClary sang zone Sweetly Sol
emn Thought" and Lead, Kindly
Light" The Woman's Relief corps, of
which Mrs. Threlkeld was a member,
attended in a body. Representatives
from many of the charitable organiza-
tions were present. The pallbearers
We're S. A. Butler, Harry Chandler, d. |
G. Stephens, Warren Gillelen. Albert
Shorten and S. II. Heimsath. Inter
ment was made at Evergreen cemetery. |
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