The herald., 1893-06-11
SANTA ANA.

IN too much hre-Watef, was up before
Justice of the Peace Humphreys this
afternoon to answer TO serious charge.
Robertson has been working on the
Modjeska place for some time, but came
to town week or SO ago, and has since
been on protracted spree. Yesterday,
while on the verge of delirium tremens
it is alleged that he attempted to as
sault lady in this city, and now finds
himself in bad box. He will have his
hearing Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
b 81 A SHOT.
It cost greaser 81 shot for shooting
Ave times in the city last night. Demi-
sis Rios is sportive young fellow, and
last night he put on his best Sunday
clothes. got life-sized jag on, and
started in to paint the town red. He
had gun and shot it off five times be-
fore he was arrested and put in the Jail,
This morning Judge Humphreys fined
him 500 for his fun.
NOTES.
Regular services will be held at nearly
all OF the churches tomorrow.
A most delightful surprise party was
that given by MIR. and Mrs. Bartlett Of
Tustin to their son, Lanier, on Thurs
day evening.
Born, at Trabuco. June 9th, to the
wife of Vim. Robinson, daughter.
John McFadden and daughter are
visiting Los Angeles today.
Mrs. M. L. Lanes father, Eben Wat
kins, of Burnett. WASH, is visiting her.
Miss Jennie Wilson, also of Burnett, ac-
companied him and will remain some
time. -
Mrs. ]. A. swanner and Miss Radie
Swanner, assisted by Misses Jennie
Swanner, Maud Msnley, Jessie Flock
and Eva Phillips, gave garden party
yesterday afternoon. The lawn was
beautifully arranged, and large num-
Der of ladies enjoyed the hours between
8 and o'clock very much.
The following are the names of the
graduates of the grammar grade of Santa
Ana: Emerson j. Marks, Ruby Stone,
Edward B. Wilson, Ellis B. Turner,
Ellis Smith, Nellie V. Rose, Dora L..
Martin, Ernest E. Wood, Evelyn M.
Flock, Robt. j. Hildreth, Frances J.
He'll, Albert R. Hervey, Hattie Patter-
son, Ernest J. Kimball, Ida NJ. Dawes,
Oliver L. Halsel. Sadie Hull, John T.
' yorllfg III tn & n new w. artesian well
for the city.
Rev. E. r. Watson and family visited
Newport today.
6. H. Finley was at Newport today on
business.
e. l.. Newell is in Los Angeles TODAY.
Santa Ana tent No. s, K. of NJ, will
celebrate the 18th anniversary of the or
der next Monday evening with appro-
pirate exercises and banquet in /. 0.
Q. f. hall. Garden Grove, Orange, An
aheim and Norwalk tents have been in
vited to participate.
A very pleasant party was given by
Miss May Waite. at her home on West
street, last evening, the occasion being
her 18th birthday.
Five of seven bicyclists who were rid
ing down Fourth street last evening fell
over one another In badly mixed up
mess, the leading bicycle having struck
o stone. One or two of the wheels were
damaged.
Mrs. Minnie Mooney, who not long ago
secured divorce from her husband, will
shortly marry T. Fulton, jr., OF San
Francisco.
~ The Jefferson club at its regular meet
ing last night elected the following Off
GERS: President, Frank Hunt; vice
president, George Kelley; recording
secretary, Hugh Smith; corresponding
secretary, James Grant; treasurer.
George He'll; club attorney, Robert
Watt; sergeant-at-arms, George Shaw;
standing COMMITTEES, Robert Watt, Hugh
Day, Ed Snow.
Q. W. Humphreys will spend Sunday
with his wife and daughter at Laguna.
Miss Jeanette Wilcox, who has Just
completed three-yesrs' course in the
Boston Conservatory of Music, returned
home today.
Miss Flora Haynes OF Boston arrived
in Santa Ana today, and will visit Mrs.
d. New.
Dwight Whiting and E. Petrie Hoyle,
OF I'll Toro, have issued invitations for a
barbecue, to be given next Saturday.
Il. Il. West, an employe of the Grit
fifth planning mill, had his right arm Sc
verely mashed today by getting it caught
in the plane. The injury, though SER
iou5, will not necessitate amputation OF
the injured member.
DIR. Thompson, of the Westminster
Star, and son, while driving last Tues
day, were thrown out of the buggy by
the sudden shying of the horse. The |
son was thrown against al barbed wire
9snce and quite severely cut about the
iower part of the body.
homer Fitman, the young son of J. s. |
Pitman, will preach his second sermon
IN the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Rev. A. Parker OF Orange will deliver
the Baccalaureate sermon in Spurgeon's
opera house tomorrow evening.
Prof. +. r. Perham and wife and Miss
Ada Williams will be rendered a recep-
ton by the graduating class OF the high
school In the Brunswick hotel parlors
this evening.
Mrs. W. B. Tedford and children |
spent the day at Newport.
The Newport hotel is ready for guests
now.
Rev. J. A. Frost, d. D., of San Bernar-
dino, delivered very interesting lee !
ture at the Baptist church last night.
ID. ID. Morton retnrued from San Fran
cisco last evening, and will remain in
CHS part OF the state during the sum
mer.
A license to wed was issued TODAY to /
Alfred T. Clothier. aged 25 years. a resi-
dent of Chino, and Maud S. Slime, aged
70 years, resident of Tustin.
The Santiago coal mines are furnish
In" sight tons OF coal per day now, and