Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-27
SANTA ANA.
A Seduction Case Talked of-The Mac
cabees-NOtes.


moral atmosphere of this city was
dreadfully shocked this morning by e
rumor to the effect that civil suit
would soon be filed by a young lady
against well-known young man OF
town, who is at present absent from his
roof. charging the aforesaid gentleman
with seduction.
Last evening at Z 10 special train,
carrying large delegation of Tent No.
S of the knights of Maccabees left this
city for Norwalk to institute Tent No. 10.
Tent No.9 joined the special at Ana
hAim, making a party OF As persons.
After the installation OF officers, the
members of the newly organized lodge
passed around clay pipes and tobacco
and asked the visitors to have a smoke,
while spledid programme was rem
dered. The boys from this city speak
in the highest terms of the manner in
which they were entertained by the
Norwalk Maccabees, and would be
well pleased to reciprocate at some
future date.
CITY BRIEFS.
W. L. Leihy brought to town this
morning monster wildcat, which he
killed in the Santiago foot hills.
On account of rain the funeral of
Byrd Sexton will take place tomorrow
at 10 am.
The postoffice will be open on Sun
days, hereafter, from II to l. a change
caused by the new time table on the
Santa Fe.
The Santa Ana Gun club left town
thss afternoon for the marshes near
Newport bay, where they expect to bag
large humber Of ducks,
DR.. L. E. Wilson of Lancaster is in
town today.
NJ. A. Foster of Capistrano visited the
county seat today.
Miss Tessie Sutton of this city and
Rev: @. j. Chase OF Prescott, Ariz., will
be united in marriage on Wednesday.
Mr.. Chase was formerly pastor of the
A lively "scrap" took place in a
Fourth.street saloon; last evening, be-
tween blacksmith and an orange man.
The latter came out second best.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris and family
and Mrs. Lyons were passengers on the
$50 train for San Diego, where they
W Ill IGLudlu lOT u lew OhSS.
There has been steady downpour of
rain throughout this county today.
Fred Hewitt is visiting his parents in
this city.
During the month of November 10000
pounds of fish have been shipped by the
Newport Fish company.
B. F. Grouard is home from 10 days
sojourn in Los Angeles.
A surprise was rendered John L.
Forbes by his many friends last even
ing, it being mis- 59th birthday.
Rev. .. j. Frost, D. D, of San Ber.
nardino, will commence series of lee
lures on Christian Science at the Bap-
tist church Friday evening, December
I'd.
Thomas B. Van Alstine, W. B. Ted
ford and J. G. Maccabe have entered
the field in earnest as aspirants for the
position of postmaster by getting the
signatures of their many friends to their
petitions.
Rev. G. G. Wright of Newport will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the NJ. r. church,
South, tomorrow morning and evening.
H. H. Ellis has just completed neat
fve-room cottage in the western portion
of town.
Next Monday evening unpaid taxes
will become delinquent. and an addi-
tional Is per cent will be added.
Mart HubbRrt and E, w. Lee were
compelled to walk home last evening
from Newport, as their horse broke
loose end could not be found.
The honey crop of this county will not
be success this year, as the feed has
been very poor.
Rev. 7. S. Ellis of Downey will deliver
the morning and evening sermon at the
Baptist church tomorrow.
DR.. J. L. Dryer left for his old home at
Butler, ILL.,, on a 20 days visit to his
parents.
Mass will be celebrated at the Cath
olic church tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Geo. 7. johnson and Miss Edith M.
Pope were married at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, at Westminster,
yesterday by Rev. G. W. Goodell.
A large number of strangers are no.
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