The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-23
SANTA ANA.

Social Event of Note-The Worlds
Fair Exhibit.
SANTA ANA, Feb. 22.-The cosy home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Peabody on Sec
ond street was the scene of very pleas
ant occasion, when Miss Sallie Peabody
delightfully."- entertained few friends.
The evening was passed in conversation,
music and games, and at 10 80 dainty
refreshments were served. Those pres
emit were Misses Jessie Cleaver, Anna
Kernodle, Sallie Peabody and Nettie
Johnston, and Messrs. Wallace, John
ston, Crookshsnk and Livernash.
THE EXHIBIT.
The Orange county world q fair exhibit
was the center of attraction today. The
display has been most artistically ar
ranged in the Lacy block on Main street,
and has been visited by large number
of persons. Nearly 200 different varie-
ties OF fruits, vegetables, etc., are on
exhibition.
FOUND GUILTY.
The trial of s. H. Finley for assault
with deadly weapon, committed upon
the person Of James Moulin some
months ago, was concluded last evening.
The case went to the jury at 4 o'clock,
and at 8 last night they brought in YER
dict ofguilty. This case was one which
grew out of family troubles, finally cul-
minating in duel, in which both Finley
and Moulin were shot. Both parties
were in the wrong, although from the
evidence it appears that Moulin was on
tho daforotuo Tho hao hn
county large sum of money-more, in
fact, than both parties concerned in the
melee were worth.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
The Knights Of Pythias gave their an
nual social and dance last night in
Pythian hall, and, like all the entertain
ments given by that order, was decided
success. A large number were in at
tendance, and after the literary and mu-
steal programme, which was good, had
been rendered, dancing was inaugurated
and continued until nearly L O'Clock in
the morning. The Knights of Pythias is
one of the strongest orders in Santa Ana.
ORANGE SHIPMENTS.
A HERALD representative visited the
different orange packing establishments
in this city today, and found in each
place a number of hands employed in
packing and shipping the golden fruit,
although extensive operations have not
commenced in any of the packing
houses. Some of the largest orange or
chards in this vicinity have not yet been
sold. growers holding their crops for bet
ter prices. But eight carloads of or
anges have been shipped from this city
thus tar this season.
wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.
This has been Washington's birthday
anniversary in Santa Ana, as well as in
other places. The fact has been forcibly
presented to the HERALD re-
porter by the scarcity of news; the
| floating of the stars and stripes from
many OF our fagstaffs; the fact that the
banks publie schools, and county offices
sons. Nearly every one who could, has
taken advantage of the delightful
weather and enjoyed an outing. One
hundred and seven Santa Anans Joined
the knights of the Maccabees excursion
and went around the kite-shaped track.
A large number visited Newport, and
others spent the day in Santiago caiion.
The streets have presented a deserted
appearance, and business of all kinds
was light.
NOTES,
The Santa Ana Gun club is at San
Juan on hunt.
Supervisor Yoch visited Capistrano
today.
r. r. Chadwick left this morning for
trip to Chicago.
The steamer Corona, which touched
at Newport yesterday, brought 40 tons
of merchandise for Santa Ana business
men.
The Earl Fruit company shipped a
carload of cabbage east from this city
today.
The Junior Endeavor OF the Christian
Sunday school gave largely attended
social at the Christian church tonight,
The Misses Adams, the lilliputians,
give an entertainment in Surgeons
hall Eridau piphf