Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-02
ANAHEIM.
Preparing for the Beet Sugar Factory.
Notes.

Preparing for the Beet Sugar Factory.
Notes.
ANAHEnd, Dec 3l.-The boring of the
we'll which is to supply water for the
beet sugar factory is being rapidly
pushed forward, and the outlook for an
adequate supply of water is most favor
able. In few more weeks it is safe to
say that the big factory building will be
under course OF construction.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christ
ian Endeavor of this city will have sun
rise prayer meeting in the morning.
Cur city public school will reopen
Tuesday morning for the spring session.
Anaheim can claim one of the best pub
lie schools in the state.
At no time since the halcyon days of
the boom has there been more new
building being constructed in and about
this city than at the present time.
There is not an idle carpenter in town.
During the past IL months the
amount paid for the erection of new
buildings in this city has been $56, 500,
while for like period 21 ,5S1 $40 pounds
OF freight was shipped from this city to
other places. This is certainly very
creditable showing.
The ball given by the military COM
pany last night was decided success.
One of the pleasantest family re-
place at the residence of w. j. Smith
on Orangethorpe avenue the past week.
There were present of the family Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Smith Of Orangethorpe,
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Kearney and family
of San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Moore and family of Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clark and
family of Capistrano; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Lyman aud family of Moreno !;
Clarence Morris and Albert Smith and
the Misses Hannah. Ruth, Grace and
Lauretta Smith of Orangethrope; W. ].
Smith, jr., and Chas. B. Fleming of Los
Angeles, and Miss Irene Fleming of
Redlands. There were also present as
invited guests, Mrs. R. L. Glasscock of
Kansas City; Lawrence Glasscock OF
Chatsworth, Kan.; Miss Mae Clark Of
Brookshurst, and Miss Ethel jerks of
San Juan. An elegant Christmas spread
was enjoyed and music, songs and
games helped to pass away the time
most sgreeably. Every member Of the
household was present on Christmas
day and the reunion was an occasion to
be long remembered by all.
The deeds to lands in the Cooperative
Beet Sugar company and the So per
share assessment are coming in at q
lively rate and the company have de-
cided to admit 1000 acres in the corpor-
alton instead OF the 5000 originally in
tended. 1t now looks probable that
over 1000 acres will be planted to beets
and the factory will be able to make q
most gratifying showing for the first
seasons run.
Nearly 100 couples assembled at Co.
G's armory last night, the occasion be-
ing the military boys New Years ball.
Leonard's orchestra furnished the
music, which was frst-class, and the
merry dancers kept the musicians going
until an early hour this morning. A
splendid turkey supper was served by
the ladies of the Catholic church, which
was done ample justice to.
The smart wind storm of yesterday
morning did but little damage in this
part of the county. A few old wind
mills were blown down, and some
oranges were shaken from the trees.
Plez James, president of the Bank of
Anaheim, returned home this afternoon
from Santa Rosa, where he has been all
week on business.
Thomas Strain has returned from a
six weeks trip to Mexico. He was ap-
parently glad to get back to United
States territory.
Mrs. @. E. Wenger and family of
Los Angeles are in this city visiting
friends and relatives.