The herald., 1893-09-11
SANTA ANA.

sunday Notes.-The Supervisors and the
Rivsr-Notes.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 10.-The Santa Ana
churches we're we'll attended today. and
the sermons were interesting. Many
went to the beach, although the crowds
at the seaside resorts are getting smaller
every day now.
The seaside resorts did good business
this year, and considering the fact that
90 many Of our people Eave been east,
have no reason to complain.
THE SUPERVISORS.
The supervisors will meet tomorrow,
and take action in regard to the Santa
Ana river. 1t is proposed to make tenn
porary repairs this year, but in such q
manner as to insure protection against
overfows. The flooded districts will be
largely represented at the meeting.
PROSPEROUS Ell ToRo.
Since Dwight Whiting decided to sub
divide his ranch at Ell Toro, prosperous
times have dawned in the Also valley.
The big holding has been cut up into
dozen smaller ones, and Q large number
Of settlers, mostly from England, have
located upon the ranch. Many OF these
have built comfortable dwellings, and
more are in course of erection. A ware.
house is being built at the station, and
many ether improvements are noted.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
The Ocean View school house is re.
ceiving needed repairs. Another school
room 10 being added and two teachers
will bs employed from this term on.
Miss Nora Anderson 10 spending a few
days at her uncle's, J. Y. Anderson.
Miss Mammie Anderson leaves next
week for Tustin, where she will attend
school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis have re-
turued to their home in Beaumont, after
o two weeks visit among friends here.
Mrs. Ella Wider OF Alamitos was at
Ocean View last Sunday.
The Chico school opens Monday, Sept.
11th. Miss Smith OF Tustin will teach
there this term. u nc
Miss Hazards Thursday afternoon. In
response to invitations issued by her to
the members Of her Sunday school
class. The time passed 80 quickly to the
children who were engaged in out-of-
door sports, that they seemed reluctant
to leave when they discovered that old
Sol had nearly hidden his beaming face
from view.
Mr.. Carlyle and family, together with
friends from the east, spent Thursday
ct Anaheim Landing.
Misses Carrie and Mamie Mccoy have
taken charge Of their schools at
Downey.
Mrs. Weiland's parents are visiting
her from Ell Paso. They expect to re.
main with their daughter this winter.
VIM. II. Edwards has been construct
ing potato storage on his place south
of town.
Mr.. Orr Of Norwalk is viaiting friends
here.
Mr.. Malcome has just completed a
large barn on his place south OF town.
Mr.. Proiett and family from Pasadena
are Waiting their old friend, Mr.. Carlyle,
Mre. Shoemaker and family of Ana
helm are making q short stay at Bolsa
Mr.. Charles Baker leaves here satur-
day for San Francisco.
Mr.. Goodnight is whiting bis parents |
at the Westminster hotel here.
Mr.. +. X. Hazard and Arthur Tunison |
leave Sunday for Santa Catalina in the |
yacht skyiark. They expect to return
IN about one week.
SANTA ANA NOTES.
Mrs. 8. II. Purcell and Miss Pierce
spent the day at Redondo.
q Andrew Harris and family have re.
turned from Lsguna beach.
= Public school will reopen in tdis citv
tomorrow with larger corps OF teachers
than ever before. The Santa Ana
schQols are credit to the city, and an
eticient .coterie Of instructors has been
employed. ''~