Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-19
AROUND TOWN
Body to Be Taken East

6ouy 10 DC dken East
The body of George C. Higgins, a
prominent banker of Missoula, Mont.
will be taken Tuesday to that place fol
burial. Mr.. Higgins came here severa
weeks ago for his health, accompanied
by his mother and two brothers. He
died at the Sisters hospital Saturday
Dies at Family Home
Mrs. Mary Catherine Norton, aged 66
wife of Henry Norton, a grocer, dieo
at the family home, 1928 South Park
avenue, late Saturday night. The
funeral will be held at o'clock this
afternoon at the chapel of Overholtzer
& Mills, burial to be in Hollywood
cemetery.
Arrange Rev. c. r. Pattee's Funeral
Funeral services for the late Rev
Calvin r. Pattee, well known Metho-
dist minister, will be held at O'Clock
this afternoon at the First Methodist
church, DIR. Locke to officiate. The
funeral service will be public, but the
burial in Hollywood cemetery will be
private.
Woman's Purse Stolen
Mrs. L. w. Robbins, a dealer in dairy
products, living at 1929 Georgia avenue
reported to the police yesterday that
while delivering an order at 100 Maple
avenue she left her purse containing
$14 on the buggy seat. During her alb
sence some person passed by and ap-
propriated the purse and its contents
Fire Damages Meat Market
Fire of an unknown origin in the
meat market of B. Clark at $40 West
Temple street partly destroyed the one
story frame building and resulted in
a loss of $1,000 to the contents shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning. The
damage to the building is estimated at
$500. Both building and contents are
covered by insurance.
Tennesseean Dies
Mrs. A. M. Boner, So years old, wife
of r. J. Boner, a letter carrier, died
Sunday morning at her home, 1888
Dewey avenue. She was native, OF
Nashville, Tenn, and was a charter
member of the Tennessee Society. The
funeral will be at 2 o'clock this after
noon in the home. The body will be
sent to Nashville for burial
Woman Suffers from Hysteria
Martha Walthers, domestic en-
ployed in family on Arapahoe street
was found lying on the sidewalk al
Pico and Arapahoe streets last night
in a seeming comatose condition. She
was removed to the receiving hospital
where it was ascertained that she was
suffering from hysteria. When re-
in care of the matron for the night
Dies on Train
A man supposed to be James Boni-
field died on Southern Pacific train No
7. inbound from Sacramento, just be-
fore the arrival of the train in Los An
geles yesterday afternoon. The only
means of identification was letter adj
dressed to James Bonifield, S12 Webster
street, San Francisco. found in his coat
pocket. Brights disease was the cause
of death. The body was removed to
Pierce Bros morgue.
Aged Resident Dies
Peter w. Muller, for twenty-eight
years resident of Los Angeles, died
at his home, 1876 West Jefferson street,
last Saturday night aged ". The
funeral will be held at q o'clock this
afternoon at the chapel of Overholtzer
e. Mills. burial to be in Rosedale ceme-
terry. Mr.. Muller is survived by his
wife. two sons and four daughters,
William l.. Muller of Santa Monica,
Peter l.. Muller, Mrs. X. Amberton,
Mrs. T. f. Burns, Mrs #. j. Kohler
and Mrs. Emma Schram, all of Los
Angeles.
Charged with Gambling
Five newsboys, Fred Brown, Charles
Congo, Louie Goot, Harry Wilson and
sam Longo, were arrested by Patrol
men Busse and Clifford yesterday and
booked at the central police station on
charges of shooting craps" The
Mirror pool hall at Fifth and Main
streets was raided by the police yester-
day afternoon and eight players ar
rested for participating in pool games
on which bets were made. B. Bever-
idge. proprietor of the place. was ar
rested on a charge of conducting a
rambling house.