The herald., 1893-12-24

parents. They have been attending
school at Palo Alto.
Another football game will be played
next Saturday in SpurKeon's park. The
contestants will be Whittier football
team and s-hta Ana high school.
Mr.. H. Wrede bought at foreclosure
sale today 10 acres in walnuts, at Pla-
centia, for $l700, the property OF ID. J.
Kreamer.
Up A. McPherscn the farmers propose
to raise some sugar beeta this coming
year and ship to Chino.
Mr.. Lutz, OF the firm of Lutz & Two
mey. went to Los Angeles this after
noon..
The Jefferson Club Dramatic COM
pany's presentation OF Box Marked e.,
last night, at Spurgecn's hall, for the
benefit of Company F.. was grand sue
cess, and was greeted with good house,
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather. Tom Drips, az peter Per-
chant" lawyer, sustained his charac-
ter we'll, and won the admiration OF the
audience; Clyde Bishop, ss "Gilbert
Msrdock," distinguished himself as q
master in heavy acting; True Higbie, as
Tom Payson." q secretary, was out OF
sight, and scored great hit, and well
Sustained his reputation as . irst'class
amateur comedian: Clyde Mack, as
s'Ass," acolored servant. did finely, and
is to be congratulated on his success !;
William MCCULLOUGH, a. Richard Cor
don." 90 gambler and swindler, dis
played his aptnsss to the stage, and as
usual crowned himself with glory Mrs.
M. A. Merrill, a. Mrs. Garfield" .
q housekseper, took her part well and
with the ease and grace of an Cld-time act
ross; Orah Foster, as Annie Garfield, !"
her daughter, carried we'll her part, and
won many compliments from the audi
encs; Miss @. II. Putnam. as "Belle
Gordon" WAS immense, and 10 entitled
to honors; Mrs. Nellie Evey. ~ "Nsllis
JOY" q ssamstresI, carried her part to
perfection.
The song ON the postofics site COM
posed by DR.. J. H. Garner, and nungl to
the tune OF After the Bali, was one of
the most enjoyable features of the even
ing and brought the house down. All
in all the play was q grand success.
Capt. Wrede spent the day in Santa
Ana.
FULLERTON.
The roads in the Placsntia district are
being put in good condition.
The Earl Fruit company shipped =
carload Of sweet potatoes from here this
week.
There il some talk Of the Odd Fellows
organizing lodge here. This is q move
in the right direction.
Stern & Goodman shipped 100 tons Of
corn this week to England, carload of
corn and OF sweet potatoes to northern
markets.
The Placentia Orange Growers ex-
change has leased the new warehouse
just completed here and will pack in it
this season.
The citizens Of Placentia have Sc
cured their postoffice. r. Hansen will
be the postmaster. All mails will be
made up ct Fullerton and sent out to
PlaccntiR daily.
The Fullerton Walnut Growers asso-
citation, with the exception Of two car
loads Of hard-shells, has sold the entire
walnut crop of this section. The $3.50
citation 10 offering the two cars of hard
shells at 6 cents . pound.
Mrs. Lefngwsll and son Of Knoxville,
ILL.,, are guests at the st. George. Mrs.
Lehngwsll's husband 10 the principal of
one of the leading colleges in Knox vile.
Their son will soon take charge Of the
ranch they purchased Of W. F. Bradford
near here some time ago.
Among the shipments from Fullerton
this week were: