The herald., 1893-06-09
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SANTA ANA.
A Pleasant Social Event-Local News
Matters.


q. I. Fleming were "at home yer
terday from $3.50 till 10 O'Clock.
Two hundred cards had been issued, and
Mr.. Fleming had announced from his
pulpit that the invitation was meant to
be general, and not only for mem bers OF
the Congregational church. The par
lors were prettily decorated, and were
thronged with visitors all the afternoon
and evening. Mrs. L.C. Capin, Mrs. G.
T. Barnett, Mrs. A. ]. Lawton, Mrs. L.
+. Srack, Mrs. ]. 8. Cotter, the Misses
Cotter and Miss Kernoodle assisted in
receiving.
The officers elected at the recent con-
vention of the Orange county Sunday
School association to serve for the ensu-
ing year are President, j. @. Mccoy !;
vice-presidents. Mrs. Hill, Geo. F. Jes-
sen and Miss Elsie Aubert; secretary,
q. s. Lemon. The next semi annual
meeting will be held at Garden Grove.
Rev. VIM. Harthoen, who came to
Orange county for the benefit OF his
health some time since, will, with his
family, leave for their home in Maine
next week.
Mrs. H. F. Powers went to Carlsbad
this morning.
The commencement exercises of the
Tustin public school will be held in the
bank hall in Tustin tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. The graduating class num-
bers 13.
The Congdon- Goff brick block on East
Fourth street, is being painted.
Il. E. Dull has returned from Tehach-
ipi with the intention OF remaining
here.
The Olive Touring mill is turning out
now about 100 barrels of -four and q car
load OF millfeed every "a hours, using
150 sacks OF barley and 70 sacks of corn
per day.
Miss Mcclure, niece of Mrs. Jno.
Earhart, accompanied Mrs. Earhart
from Texas and will remain here some
time.
Prof. N. B. Pierce returned from
Northern California last evening.
Eugene Zitten was tried before Justice
Humphreys today on charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretences, but
was discharged.
At business meeting Of the Y. P. s..
@. e. of the Christian church last oven
ing the following officers were elected to
serve the coming ak months: President,
Mrs. M. K. Griffith vice-president, Mise
Ada Williams secretary, FL. @. Thomp-
son treasurer, W. l.. Gaines.
G. D. Allen OF Riverside is in Santa
Ana attending to business. He will
spend the next three months in the east,
during which time his family will re-
main here.
The Kansans are going to hold re.
union at Newort on the 22d inst.
H. @. Smith and family have returned
to Santa Ana to reside. They have been
in Los Angeles for few months.
Rev. @. B. Ebey is in the city arrang-
ins. IN hold a--d;akriot ,a-paaef IN o. of
camp meeting will probably be carried
on in Sycamore park and will begin
June I4th.
Mrs. IL. w. Anderson and children
are visiting in San Diego county.
A public debate between the Jefferson
club and the Y. w. @. Il. u. is to take
place soon. The question is, Would it
be beneficial to stop the publication of
Sunday newspapers.
F. A. Korn, B. V. Garwood, Theodore
Staley, George Stadtegger and Tim Car
roll, officers and directors of the Ana
helm Irrigation District company, were
in town today as representatives of the
defendant in the bond suit before the
court.
Dick Chilson, after two years. absence,
during which time he has been pros
pecting for gold, returned to Santa Ana
yesterday, and will visit with his par
ente here for short time. Mr.. Chilson
is one Of the most noted prospectors and
miners on the Pacific coast. The Chill
eon brothers discovered the Tombstone
mine and many other valuable mines in
California and Arizona. He proposes
next to hunt for the lost Pegleg, think.
ing he has q clue to its whereabouts.
In the case of Botsford ct al. VS.. the
Anaheim irrigation district ct al. was
before the superior court today. While
the plaintiffs we're not present their
attorneys were, and evidence was taken,
the case argued and submitted, and it is
now held under advissment. The object
OF the suit is to prevent the sale of the
water bonds of the district, and conse-
quently their payment if sold and deliv-
cred. Two of the members of the old
board OF directors of the district, who
were concerned in the sale of the bonds,
Messrs. Francis G. Ryan and William
Crowthers, are plaintiffs in the case. We
understand that HI. G. Kellogg writes
from Chicago that the holders of the
bonds are perfectly satisfied with their
purchase, and feel that the bonds were
legally Issued and that they will be paid.