The herald., 1893-02-14
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NGC CITIES,
The Business Prospect at Santa
Ana Promising.
Anaheim's Beet Sugar Factory En-
terprise Progressing.
Vsedondo Shipping Notes-Local News
Notes from Pomona-Locsl
Happening at Red
lands.

SANrA ANA, Feb. 13.-The hotels in
this city are full of eastern people who
have come with a view OF locating.
Many others are here for the purpose OF
spending few weeks in the enjoy ment
of our balmy climate. The transfers OF
real estste made here,since Jan uary lst,
shGz5That the sales made are largely to
neGcomers.
SANTA ANA's cANNERy.
From the present outlook Santa Ana
is to have a cannery, and large one
too. A HERALD representative was this
morning informed by one OF the prime
movers in the work, that the people OF
this locality are taking an active inter
eat in the matter, and he mas no doubt
but that fruit packing establishment
will be In operation by the time the fruit
season is on again.
CoNNELL-ROPER.
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the residence of the BRIDES parents in
this city last evening, when Miss Leolita
Connell was united in marriage to Capt.
Parke s. Roper. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. H. D. Connell, father OF
the bride, and was very impressive,
being witnessed by only the relatives
and few friends of the high contracting
parties. After the ceremony had been
performed an elegant supper was par
taken of, after which the newly-wedded
couple left for their home on First
street.
Both young people are among Santa
Ana's most highly respected residents,
and they have the best wishes oi the
community for long and happy welded
life.
BREvITIEs.
Eight tramps were turned out OF the
county Jail, and but three prisoners now
occupy that establishment.
The Santa Ana company of the Boys
brigade held an interesting installation
service last night at the Fret Presby
terian church, where the following OF
ficere were installed for the ensuing
year by Rev. ]. 7. Hopkins: Captain
Roy Nourse; first lieutenant, Geo. Z
Kelly; second lieutenant, Frank ID
Hunt; first sergeant, Emerson j. Marks
sergeants, Ernest E. Wood, John =
Nourse, James P. Grant and Jesse Chill
tOu cOIpOThlh, llOiAch Ahioo, 11Oo DAocn
Wilbur Carpenter, Geo. Dyer, Charlie
Waffle, Ray Whidden and Stuart Sol
= Z ander.
q'' Miss Edith Hogle is visiting at tn
Needles.
The Misses frankie Wood and Edit
Connell, Of Riverside, are visiting friend
in this city.
A. Pratt and daughter, Miss Glare, g
II. @. Snow, died yesterday at the hom
OF his parents, near Tustin, of pneu
monia. The deceased was particular
bright young man, and his deatA i
deeply mourned by large circle O
friends. The funeral will take plac
next Wednesday.
j. s. Rice has purchased twenty acre
OF land near Tustin, owned by @. P
Deyoe. The land is planted to an orsnp
grove which is in full bearing, and t6
crop now on the trees is valued at $35OO
Mr.. and Mrs. Fryer we're yesterda,
made happy by the arrival. OF babi
boy.
A pleasant valentine party was giver
by Miss Agnes and Harry Tremble q
the home OF their parents, the followinS
invited guests being present: Susi,
Hewitt, Ethel Howe, Ada Cheesbro
Josie Yoch, Bertha Yoch, Lizzie Yoch
Gussie Yount, Hattie Yount, Made His
key, Mary Smart, Rosa Galbraith, Ha
eel Bemus, Birdie Waite, Cecil Music,
Mate Music, Alice Hess, Harvey Baker
Bayard NourBe, Johnny Yount, Charles
Yount, Charlie Willets, Bayard Kelly
Ford Music, Nelson Stafford.