Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-04
AROUND TOWN
Body to Be Taken East

0ooy TO be AIKEN East
Mrs. Josephine L. Archer, wife of
Richard P. Archer of 1406 Harvard
boulevard, died yesterday at the fam
not been completed. The body will be
taken to Illinois for burial.
w. n. Douglass Wanted
The police are trying to locate w. H.
Douglass, who is supposed to be en-
ployed in a livery stable in Los An
geles. His father, who lives in Santa
Rosa. is reported dying and his rela-
tives do not know his address.
New Advertising Firm
H. w. Clough and Ralph Mocine,
both formerly Of the Reed advertising
agency, have severed their connection
with that institution and started a
geles Trust building, Second and
Spring streets.
Services Marked Success
Evangelistic services were held at
the Methodist church, REIMBURSEMENT
and Paloma, last evening. The meet
ing was the first of q series and was
marked success. Evangelist r. F.
Marshall, assisted by the pastor, con-
Quoted the services.
Changes Meeting Place
Merrill lodge No. 299, Good Templars,
has changed it's meeting place from
3271a South Spring to 22015 South Main
street, the Odd Fellows building, in
which it will occupy Eureka hall. Its
meeting this evening will be held at
the new address.
To Meet for Discussion
The Rosedale Improvement associa-
ton will meet this evening at the
Washington street grammar school at
8 p. m. The meeting will discuss the
forthcoming school bond election and
the proposed charter amendments. The
lublic is cordially invited.
Aged Man Dies at Hospital
Alfred Savage, a prominent rancher
Of Glendora, died yesterday morning
at the Good Samaritan hospital, death
being caused by pneumonia. The flu
neral will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m
at the residence in GlendOra. Mr..
Savage, who was "A years of age, had
resided in California the past six years
and is survived by his wife and son.
Turns in Alarm; No Fire
A cloud of smoke from a chimney
of the Lake View hotel at Sixth street
and Grand View avenue which the
wind blew low across the roof last
night, caused a man living near there
to think the big structure was on fire.
He turned in an alarm and the hotel
fremen came rushing into the place
to fight the supposed blaze.
Cottage Burns Down
Fire of an unknown origin destroyed
the four-room cottage owned by Henry
Seimer at 3446 John street early yes
terday morning, resulting in a loss of
$500. The house was unoccupied and
had been vacant for the last six
months. 1t is believed the flames re-
suited from fire started by tramps
to keep warm. An investigation prob
ably will be made.
Dies of Alcoholism
Homer Brewer, an old soldier who left
the SaWtelle home a week ago on n
leave of absence TO visit his wife and
daughter in San Francisco, died in a
room at 436 South Hill street last night
of alcoholism. Instead of going to San
Francisco Brewer remained in Los An
geles and is said to have drank eX-
cessively until his money was gone.
The body was removed to the Bresee
morgue.
Society Elects Officers
The Christian Mothers and Altar So
ciety Of st. Joseph's church held it's
annual election of officers yesterday
afternoon. Those elected for the en-
suing year were Mrs. Mary Wollen-
shlager, president Mrs. Jeanette
Schmitt, vice president: Mrs. Eleanor
Buhr, secretary and treasurer: Mes
danes Maulhardt Eimers, Schumach-
er and Simmenberg, councillors. These
officers will be solemnly installed on
the first Sunday of February