The herald., 1893-01-26
NEWS FROM HE|GHDOR|NG CITIES,
Committees for Santa Ana's
Sunday School Convention.
Pomona Seeding Orange Growers
Form an Organization.
Shipping Notes from Redondo-Depart-
ure of an Excursion for the Chan
mel Islands-Redlands News.
Pomona's Athletic
Club.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 25.-The committees
appointed by the various churches ol
Santa Ana, Tustin and Orange, met in
the First Baptist church of this city last
night, for the purpose of making ar.
rangements for the Sunday school con-
vention which is to be held in this city
sometime during March.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
On rooms-Messrs. F. M. Gist, J. A.
Hankey and G. G. Collins.
On refreHhments Gone member from
each church represented)-Mmes. Mary
Heffelfnger, F. M. Gist, Grace T. Stead
man, l. d. Mills, j. H. Garrett, s. Fl.
Finley, L. ]. Colby, L. Berner and Miss
Celia Golfers from Santa Ana; Mrs. A.
Guy Smith of Tustin; Mrs. III. Hemil-
ton and Miss Susie Scarritt of Orange.
On traneportetion-M Meesrs. A. Dawes,
G. H. Putnam and George He'll.
On entertainment-The pastors and
Sunday school superintendents of the
various churches.
Not lees than 400, and probably 900 or
800 delegates from the different Sunday
schools in the state, will be in attend
ance at the convention, which will last
for six days.
WORLDS FAIR MEETING.
A meeting of the worlds fair direct
ors of Orange county will be held at the
secretary's Office next Saturday after
,,oo,, sx,L;oh x,,;ll ho of o,aot ;,,ouoxtorao
to this county, for manager of the
Orange county exhibit is to be elected,
and much of the SUCCESS of the display
will depend upon the selection of a
proper man for the position. Other
matters OF Importance will also come
up, and it is to be hoped that full at
tendance will be present.
The directors from the first supervis-
orial district are: @. +. Mansur, E. A.
White, w. S. Taylor; from the second,
G.. w. Ford, B. F. Hilliksr. R. I. Har-
ris; from the third, Joel B. Parker, B.
F. Pritchsrd, Theo. Staley; from the
fourth, M. P. Chubb, J. l.. Collins. H.
III. Hill; from the fifth, M. j. Bundy, j.
@. Joplin, W. B. Wall.
BREvITIEs.
Three more tramps were consigned to
the county Jail today.
Nearly all the Tustin orange growers
have sold their crops and at good prices.
Orange buyers are in the field here, and
prices are considerably better than last
year. The orange crop Of this county is
valued at 500, 900 thir season.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term at the last meeting of
Court Orange, Nc. 50, Independent Or
der of Foresters: III. G. r., James S.
Dean; Y. G. R.. F. M. Wilbur; P. OR,
G.. w. Weeks; r. s., w. D. Bridges; f.
A. Meschem; s. W., Charles Bush; J..
B., WI. Nigg; G. P, w. B. Wood.
The Methodist Episcopal church at
Orange is holding protracted meeting,
which is largely attended.
Orange city is organizing a Boys
Brigade. Tustin city now has one of
the best organizations of this kind in
the state.
Assemblyman G. F. Bennett, the Pop
ulist who was elected from this county,
and vino distinguished himself by fail
ing to vote for Hon. Stephen M. White,
is home from Sacramento for much
needed vacation. He has la grippe,
and came home to recuperate. Mr..
Bennett expects to return to the capital
city in few days, but it ia safe to say
that the people OF Orange county will
never again be guilty of honoring him
with public Office.
Freegrace Sexton, aged 68, was united
in marriage yesterday to Mrs. Platt OF
Garden Grove, aged 5S. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Peters, and Mr..
and Mrs Sexton will hereafter reside in
Garden Grove.
d. III. Thomas, late arrival from Ar
kansas, is making many substantial i'm
provements in his home place, near
Tustin. Orange county needs more men
like Mr.. Thomas. sla
The Santa Ana Gun club is off for a
two-dasy' hunt. AL Sanders of Los An
geles is with the gunners.
The Mouse Trap, TO be played in
Spurgeon's hall, on Saturday night, will
no doubt be largely attended.
A social dance is the attraction at
Neill's hall. Thureday night.
Nearly $4,000 of the $4,000 debt against
the Methodist Episcopal church of this
city has been raised this week.
The board of supervisors is this week
inspecting the roads of the county, and
will have them placed in good condi-
ton.
S. Littlefeld, NJ. Walker, Fred Smythe,
@. A. Newgate and B. DAVIS leave to-
morrow for the New River country,
whittier they 60 to bore we'll, with the
hope of securing artesian water.
S. L. Morrison of Illinois is visiting
relatives in this city.
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