The herald., 1893-09-03
ORANGE COUNTY.


below the surface, and hence the water
cannot fail to be excellent. Santa Ana
can now boast of one of the best water
supplies in the state.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. s. Hedges of Los Angeles is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. s. H. Finley.
E. F. Cahill is in Los Angeles.
Miss Edith Barrett has gone TO-
Chicago.
A. Reuter- leaves for the east Mon
day.
Mrs. J. M. Chrisman is at Laguna
Beach.
Miss Anna Moore has returned from
Bear Valley camp.
Mrs. DR.. Mengis and family left yes
terday for visit east.
THE RACES.
The Offices OF the hotels here look
more natural, for several Of the local
horsemen are again in town, some with
more money in their pockets than when
they left. and others who Jared badly at
the races.
Monday will see about go race horses
unloaded from the cars here, which will
be trained here until the races.
Hodges comes with stable of IL, Gif-
ford brings five, Kelly has dozen,
Marco Forster furnishes three. Den
comes with eight, while there are sew
eral other stables.
Ifanyone has an idea that business is
not lively at the Santa Ana race course
he should visit here.
Equines of all sizes, from the sucking
Ito horse 20 years old, are being worked
up. There ara many which cannot 60 in
three minutes, while some believe Silk
wood can 60 in 2 :04.
The races here will be the best ever
held, and extensive arrangements are
being made.
THE RIVER PROBLEM.
Supervisors Yoch and Hawkins, &C.
companied by Surveyor Finley, made
trip down the bed OF the Santa Ana riv-
er today for the purpose of looking into
the improvements proposed by Mr.. Fin
ley. The gentlemen were we'll pleased,
and at the meeting OF the board Monday
it is probable some steps will be taken
in the work.
Services at all the churches tomorrow.
The city trustees meet Monday night.
The city board of education met last
night in the new city hall, and passed
on several bills. besides attending to
other matters.
A delightful musicale was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Padg-
ham last night.
Hermosa chapter O. f. s. will hold
special meeting Monday night. The
worthy grand master will be present.
Mrs. ]. S. Rice will sing solo at the
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
1t is reported that the Rivera Walnut
association has sold its walnuts, amount
ing to 80 carloads, at Z and cents per
pound.
The,followipg persons. will leave this
city ter Chicago next TusaAay for visit:
Mr.. and Mrs. R.sA. 8. Wsde, Mr.. and
and Mrs. r. E. Hewitt, Miss Susie
Hewitt. Mrs. M. D. Halladsy, Mrs.
Grace steadmau, Capt. and Mrs. n. 7.
Matthews, Mrs. DIR. j. G. Bailey and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Gallup,
Miss Bertha Gallp, Miss Edith Hogle,
J. F. Kendall, Miss Anna Kendall, Mrs.
Geo. w. Ford, Mrs. X. III. English, Miss
Ellen Campbell. Miss Maggie Lacy, Mrs.
Mary Everett, w. E, Everett, Miss M.
Patterson, Mrs. w. r. Coils, Miss @. NJ.
Kimball, Mrs. M. X. Flint, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomilson, Mrs. J. M. Mexican, Ross Nc
Kean, Miss Fay MGkean, Geo. 4. Rob
inson. j. A. Oderlin, ]. d. Hall, r.
Smith, ]. H, Birch.
s. III. Stambaugh was severely bitten
by rattlesnake Thursday, but no seEi-
GUS results are anticipated.
Miss Lottie Howard. who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Mcguire, left
yesterday Tor her home at Cincinnati,
O. She goes via New Orleans. The
young lady's social worth and musical
talent have won for her host of friends
who regret to see her leave.
WESTMINSTER.
Thyeshing on the mesa near Bolsa
Chico is progressing rapidly and will
soon be completed.
The Osbern & Sons Fishing company
at Bolsa Chico, who were 80 unfortunate
as to lose their large seine on the rocks
while fishing few weeks ago, have ptlr-
chased one measuring 1000 feet in length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth, who have
been camping at Bolsa Chico for several
weeks, returned to their home in Los
Angeles Friday.
Mrs. Murdock and Mics Lillian and
Master George OF Los Angeles returned
to their home Friday. Mrs. Mardock
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl
Osbern, for several weeks. ri
Meesrs. Jesse James and Charles Baker
attended the Downey camp meeting
Sunday last.
Misses Virgie Carlyle and virgie Craig
were visiting here this week.
Mrs. Bradbury was visiting in Nor
walk this week.
number of our students left here on
Friday for Los Angeles.
Rev. Mr.. Bryant is holding series of
meetings here at the Congregational
church.
The Misses Dowens OF Norwalk are
visiting Mrs. Will James.
Miss Gertrude Turner gave a recep-
ton in honor Of Mics Minnie Tate, who
left for her home in Los Angeles on Sat-
urday. 's
Mr.. i. A. White has returned from his
ranch in San Diego county.
i Mr.. Grant Buck of Santa Ana spent
Sunday in Westminster.
The death of Mrs. George Croner.
which occurred at Anaheim August 28th,
was ehock to all. She had for q mum.
ber of years been resident OF this
place. She was loved and respected by
all who knew her. She leaves hus-
band, two little boys and host OF SYM