The herald., 1893-08-27
SANTA ANA.
Moro Exhibits for tho Chicago Fair.
Notes.

Notes.
SANTA ANA. Aug. 26.--A half carload
of products left Orange county for the
worlds fair today, to be added to the
exhibit already there. The products
sent today are fine, and in addition to
these already published the following
were sent this morning: Plums, pears
and prunes, J. g. Joplin; Kelsey Japan
plums, Theo. staley, Fullerton; 251a
pound muskmeIon, @. e. Wagner, Pla-
centia. et
Manager Joplin in letter just received
says: Received the telegram announc-
ing the good news of an increased appro-
tion and rejoice with you. About the
first of September want half carload
of the largest pumpkins that Orange
county can raise. l want to make big
pyramid of them,
''Keep before the people the fact that
we need additions in the line of new and
large vegetables. The extra large pro-
ducts are what takes best with the
crowd. Some Los Angeles people who
have recently been to New York say the
people are all talking Of Southern Cali
fornia.
THE HORTICULTURAL COMMISSION.
At the meeting of the horticultural
commission yesterday Commissioner
Perry of Anaheim reported that sue
cessful work in fumigating for the pur-
pie scale had been carried on in the past
80 days in his district. He reported
some trouble with the English walnuts,
and will have an expert examination
made.
Commissioner Rafferty, reported that
the work OF fumigation was going on
steadily in the Santa Ana district, but
there were not enough tents to do the
work.
A PLEAsANT PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given by
Miss Kittie Butler last night, at the res
idence Of her father in this city. The
evening was very enjoyably passed by
the following persons: Misses Ida Neill,
Nina Mansur, Pearl Glenn, Minna
Roper, Ora Ball. Bertha Gallup, Edith
Hogle, Sallie Peabody, Lottie Padgham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roper, Messrs. Wallace.
Hall, McClain, Bundy, Robinson, Glenn,
Chrissman, Atstot and Dean.
ORANGE NOTES.
Fortnightly, q literary society Of this
place, met last evening ct the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ]. Gray. The
reading of Longfellow's play, The Span
ish Student, was continued and inter-
spersed with an excellent programme.
Mr.. d. @. Pixley and family, who
have spent q couple of months visiting
the worlds fair and other points of the
east, returned yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Pixley returns in very poor health.
Miss Guelona Baker, who has been
visiting friends in Orange for couple Of
weeks. returned to her homo in San
Diego on Friday.
SANTA ANA MOTHS.
At 4 meeting of the Native Soma and
Daughters Of the Golden Went last even.
ing, in the Congregational hall, the ex-
scutive committee reported progress In
the work Of preparing for the admission
day picnic. A good programme of exer-
cises has been prepared. William A.
Harris of San Bernardino having &C
cepted an invitation to address the as.
sembly of Californians.
Committees on finance and music were
appointed and the programme commit
tee was instructed to procure badges.
The meeting adjourned to meet Friday
evening, September 1st, in Congrega-
tional hall, where every native son and
daughter is invited to be present.
A delightful surprise party was tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Edgar last
evening. yesterday being the eleventh
anniversary of their wedding day.
F. o. Daniels and family and ]. D.
Parsons are at the hot springs.
Robert Watt has gone to Bakersfield.
r. L. Smith. wife, daughter and els.
ter, have returned from camping trip
in Bear valley.
Harry Hamaker has gone into busi-
ness in Riverside. Mrs. Hamaker bas
been visiting her parents here for two
weeks.
The ashes of the late A. L. Clarke
have been left in the vault in the ceme-
terry in Los Angeles. They will be sent
to the family burying ground in Chicago.
J. Wallace Diss OF Redlands returned
home today.
A heavy shower occurred about |
o'clock this morning, lasting about 15
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