Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-25
Entertainment successful

Entertainment Successful
The musical entertainment given last
Thursday night by the choir of st.
Joseph's church in honor of st. Cecilia
proved q success, despite the rain. The
choruses which took part in the pro-
gram showed good training, and alto
gether an artistic program was given.
Dies at Family Home
Mrs. Emma Thornton of 1908 South
Flower street died yesterday at the
family home after a long Illness The
funeral will be held Monday morning at
10 o'clock from St. Vincent's church.
Mrs. Thornton leaves a husband and
one sister.
viii Repeat Play
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
Joseph's church will repeat the play
"St. Elizabeth of Thuringia," which
was presented some time ago, on the
night of January 2 in the new parochial
hall. The former cast of characters
will take part.
Defective Chimney Blaze
A defective chimney in the building at
1446 Malvern avenue caused a fire last
night which did about $1OO damage. The
house was owned by r. w. Powers and
occupied by ]. w. Griffin. The blaze
was extinguished before the flames
gained much headway.
Father Fuhr Goes North
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ, pastor
of ST. Joseph's church, will leave this
evening for San Francisco to attend a
meeting of the officers of the stated
Federation of German societies and
also meeting of the superiors of the
Franciscan order. He will return on
Wednesday.
To Hold Picnic
The Illinois association of Long Beach
is arranging for its annual basket pic
mic to be held at Long Beach Tuesday,
November 27, in the auditorium. Hot
coffee will be furnished free. Anyone
who has lived in Illinois is invited to
attend the outing. A committee will
meet the guests at the depot.
Fire Starts in FIue
Fire at Twelfth and San Pedro streets
partially destroyed a one-story frame
house last night. The fire originated
in a defective flue An old man who
was about to move into the house lit a
fire in CRATE and the flames communi-
Gated to the walls. The loss was esti-
mated by the fire department at $3.50.
Dies in Hotel Fire
The body of Anthony r. Heber of
1908 South Bonnie Brae street, who was
burned to death in the Goldfield hotel
fire, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday.
The funeral will be held Monday at 10
o'clock from the family residence, the
interment to be at Hollywood. Rev.
Robert Mcintyre will officiate.
Injured in Fight
In a rough-and- tumble fight with
three negroes at First and Main streets
last night, Jack Milo of 766 East Elev-
enth street was severely beaten. He
sustained several bruises and lacera-
tions upon the head and was kicked in
the stomach. Milo was removed to the
receiving hospital, where his wounds
were treated.
Feed Many Children
Eighty-five children were entertained
with a Thanksgiving dinner YESTERDAYS
afternoon at the Plaza church by
teachers of the Ell Hogar Feliz society.
Following the feast Rev. Juan Cabal-
leria, the pastor, explained the mean
ing of the day to the children. The
afternoon closed with the singing of
HYMNS Women who served the dinner
were Mines. Leary, John Coyne, G.
Rule, Angela LarieuX and Miss Quen.
Has Big Roll
Joseph Carroll, laborer in grad
ing camp on the desert, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and fell In fit on
Main street. When searched at the po-
lice station, where he was taken for
medical attention, $40 was found in his
pockets. 1t is believed that the old man
came to Los Angeles for the purpose of
spending the money accumulated by
months of hard labor. He was released
after being treated and went to the
Russ house. on North Main street,
where he had room.