The herald., 1893-09-10
SANTA ANA.
Admission Day Obssrved-A Heavy Deal
Orange County News.

Admission Day Obssrved--A Heavy Deal
Orange County News.
SANTA ANA. Sept. 9. 9.-Cslifornia's day
was very fttingly observed in Orange
county. The Native Sons and Daughters
200 strong went to Newport beach, and
spent the day most pleasantly. They
listened to the waves beat against the
ehore, they heard an eloquent and
flowery speech from w. A. Harris of
Los Angeles, and tripped the light fam
tastic to inspiring music by the Santa
Ana band. The programme, as rem
dered, was success. Everythir~ 80
.r,arte.d with tta s,innic waa- --lso spent
the day at Newport, and had very
enjoyable time. j. Z I
Tne $bsnks, and county Offices were
closed, and nearly everyone who could
went'to AeNeost for the day.
e ..4-sHEzvx. DEAL.
Yesterday Newmark & Edwards, the
Los Angeles barley buyers, closed deal
for 1000, 600 sacks OF barley, produced
on the San Joaquin ranch. The price
paid is very satisfactory to the producer.
Fifty teams are hauling 5000 sacks of
grain to the warehouses at Irvine every
0oy AAVWs 0n0 ~ Will n6 bn0 lbb Vi OcJ0.
Der before the crop is all housed. AL
ready 10000 aacks Of barley IRON this
immense ranch have been shipped to
Germany for brewing purposes. The
barley Is the hnest ever grown in
Orange county.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
The Westminster Star is to be en-
larged.
School commences Monday, and q
large attendance is looked for.
Mr.. Woodman OF Garden Grove har-
vested 400 sacks of peanuts from three
acres this season.
The trial Of T. B. Goodnight, who
sold liquor in violation of the ordidance,
has been set for September 2Oth. before
Judge Humphreys of Santa Ana,
The Star says: Westminster Lodge
OF l. 0. .. F. will be moved to Whittier
September 10Th, at which time and
place the Whittier Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows VIII be inaugurated. All the para.
phernalia-goats and skeletons included
belonging to the Westminster lodge
will be moved to Whittier and used in
the new lodge. Several members from
this place will 90 up to Whittier to helm
initiate the new members.
Mr.. James Moss has always had the |
reputation OF q man who brinus science |
to bear on his horticulture, and this |
year he has succeeded in breaking the |
record. He modestly takes no credit "a |
himself, but the mammoth onion that
turned the scales few days since at
i've pounds six and one-half ounces isa
positive proof that Moss knows q thing
)r two."
ORANGE NEWS.
The two new churches just nearing
completion are credit to the town.
The German Lutheran church is espe.
'isliy nne, and Its oss-crowned steeple
nearly ~ ieer above the surface of the
'arth. For city Of its eize, Orange
AN claim more neat churches than any
own In Southern California, and better:
ZACH denomination has large member
hip.
Socially. Orange is rather dull. Dur
ng the summer her people are great
ampers and IN the winter dances.
'rlvate drama and church socials come
q such rapid succession that the fem
nine mind and masculine purse are at
ines well nigh exhausted. The season
nay be said to have opened on Friday
vening with q sociai hop, while the
resident OF the Orange Dramatic club
as issued call for q meeting 70 be
cid at an early date to consider the ad-
Inability OF preparing some play for
be public.
Fortnightly met ut the residence of
Ir. and Mrs. w. s. Derby last night.
nd the third act of the Spanish Student
as read. A number OF nice musical
elections were rendered. !
MI. and Mrs. Wells lost their 4.
Qnthso old baby on Thursday.
Mr.. g. B. Bradshaw rntnrnaa f-.,.,
rch Beach on Thursday.
Orange IL well represented at the Ad- q