The herald., 1893-11-02
SANTA AM.
A Burglar Held to Answsr-A Woman
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Tired of Matrimony.
SANTA ANA, Nov 1.-The examination oi
Bowers was finished today and he was held In
bonds OF $1,000 to appear in the superior court
to answer to the charge of barglary He had
failed to secure bondsmen up to p. m. today
and has been placed in jail.
Robert Wallace had serious accident this
morning while assisting In loading some beef
into q wagon at smarts slaughter pen. He had
his lower jaw badly smashed by gamble strlk-
ing him.
Our ne v Office is now com pleted near the cor.
ner OF Main and Fourth streets, whore anyone
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TIKED OF MATRIMoNY.
Mrs. Fannie KUbertson, wife OF II. M. Robert
son, in company with several other parties
from this city, went to the worlds fair about
three mdnths ago, Mrs. Robertson returned to
Whittier but not santa Ana, where she form eriy
resided. few days since she wrote her hus-
band which read something like this:
IF. NJ. ROBERTSON: do not intend to live
with You any more. II you have any papers
which you wish me TO sign send them up and
will sign them aud return them, aud then l
viii be free from you Rl.'
Mr. Robertson takes the matter in philo-
aha says that IL Il n her
getner happily before she visited the great
Chicago show.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Leck returned from
Chicago last evening"
A very pleasant Halloween party was given
at the residence of ]. wiIks on First street, by
Miss Milks and Happy Smith. Games were
played and good time IN general was had. AT
late hour bounufu repasI was served, after
which all went home, feeling that they had
been well entertained.
The Episcopal ladies' gave Hallowe' en- party
last night AZ Neai's hall. large crowd was
music and dancing postofice was part OF
the programme, and nearly everybody got one
or more letters, for which they had to pay a
ntcKel each. The solos by A7ss Wilcox and
Mrs, scarborough were excellent, and so well
received that both had to respond to encores.
Refreshments were served, and everyone
seemed to be in the happiest mood. The even
ing will long be remembered.
There was a quiet wedding at the residence
OF A. @. Bowers, at Santa Ana, Wednesday, at
p. M The contracting parties were r. e.
Guthrie, promising young railroad man o.
| tucson, Ariz. and Miss Ida Bowers; one Of
santa Ana valley 8 most loved aud respected
young ladies'
chrysanthemus the ceremony YVES performed
! by Rev. A. Parker OF Orange and witnessed
only by the family and a few intimate friends
The Of rice sna @ good
| which the bride was member, Mr.. and Mrs
Guthrie left on the 8 O'Clock train for Los An
| geles.
Miss Rose Wilson has returned from a pleas
ant trip to Chicago and the worlds fair.
! Fred Kremple and daughter left this morning
for the east, on the Santa Fe.
d. N. 2orman has just returned from thu
B. J. stuii and family of Pennsylvania ant
| Mr.. II. @. johnson, ex-postmaster of Lisbon, N
D., and wife are expected to soon locate in ou
People of Santa Ana say they like to take tn,
HERALD, for there is 80 much home news In II