Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-18


Or. Mcintyre to Speak
1.-THE Preachers Methods" will be
the topic of an address, by Rev. Robert
Mcintyre this afternoon at the Nc
Clay theological department of the u.
s. G.
Plans for M. E. Campmeeting
Plans are being made by the Meth
odtst camp meeting committee for the
annual meeting to begin about July
. at the camp meeting grounds at
Huntington Beach.
Tennessee Society
The Tennessee society will meet at
35fR south Hill street Friday evening
at 1880. Officers will be elected and
other business of Importance trans
acted. All Tennesseeans are requested
to be present.
Trial Continued
The trial of Elmer r. Farnsworth,
charged with the robbery of Bullock s
department store December 5, was yes
terday continued to Monday by Judge
Wilbur. The trial will probably be
further continued on that day.
Loyal Legion Banquet
A banquet will be given by the
Loyal Legion at the Alexandria hotel
on Washington's birthday. Colonel
Gilbert d. Munson will preside. Cards
of admission may be obtained at room
343 of the Alexandria. All members of
the order are entitled to attend.
Petition Granted
The newly Incorporated city of In
glewood yesterday filed petition with
the board of supervisors for the an
n oil fa,. - -. <,1I
Inglewood school district The terri
tory will still be used for school pur-
poses. The petition was granted.
Inquest to Be Held To-Day
An inquest will be held this after
noon over the body of Rev. Edward
Bode, the we'll known Lutheran min
lister who was killed Sunday night by
Pacific Electric car at Court street
and Belmont avenue. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been COM
pleted.
Funeral Today
Funeral services for the late Emile
Vache, a prominet wine merchant who
died late Sunday night at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Parker,
$50 Also street, will be held from that
residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The burial will be in Evergreen ceme-
terry.
To Raise Mission Funds
Congregationalists are making a
stenuous campaign to raise funds for
tie Home mission work of the de-
nomination. There are large number
of country churches started, which are
not, as yet, self supporting, and 1t is
for these that the funds are being
raised.
Suit Is Filed
Declaring he is entitled to fourth
| interest in the estate of his deceased
aunt, Emil S. Gugolz yesterday filed
| suit in the superior court against c.
| M. Gehrkens and other heirs of Marie
Gugolz, who died in January, 1907, al
Clarenz, Switzerland, leaving an estate
| in Los Angeles valued at $4,000.
Falls to Pay Rent
| After refusing to pay for his room,
which he had occupied at the Hotel
| Cecil, Fourth and Olive streets, for
several weeks, it Is alleged, T. F.
Breaker was arrested last night on a
warrant sworn to by Mrs. B. Desmy-
ers, proprietor of the Cecil, charged
with refusing to pay $45.75 due her for
the room.
New Trial Denied
Motion for a new trial in the suit
against e. M. Hamilton by the Big
Three Mining company was yesterday
denied by Judge Conrey, after consid-
ering arguments made last Saturday.
| The trial ended in an adverse decision
| to the mining company, which sought
! to obtain mineral claims in Kern
county, said to be valued at $1,000, 900.
Petition Filed
A petition for letters of administra-
| ton was yesterday filed in the superior
| court. by Mrs. Carrie Hill Nutting of
| Pasadena, daughter of Matte Squier
| Hill, who died February 4, leaving an
estate consisting of real estate and
residence property In Pasadena, bonds
and mortgages, with a total value OF
| $29,750. Two other daughters and
son survive their mother, who left no
will.
College Reunion
| There are fifty to seventy-five for
| mer students and graduates of the
Iowa State college. Ames. Iowa. in
the city and vicinity and an Informal
reunion has been arranged, to. take
place at Story county headquarters oil
| the Iowa annual picnic at Eastlake
park, Saturday, February %, at two
| o'clock D. m. Ali old students and
| friends OF the I. S. c. cordially urged
| to be present. N
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