The herald., 1893-06-13
SANTA ANA.
A School Reception--A Wedding-The
Supervisors Notes.

School Reception--A wedding-The
Supervisors Notes.
SANTA ANA, June I2.-The reception
given by the class OF 1913 OF the Santa
Ana high school in entertainment OF
Prof. and MIRA. f. E. Perham and Miss
Williams, last Saturday evening, was
very pleasant affair. The parlors of the
Brunswick hotel were crowded. Strains
of music mingled with the cheerful hum
of conversation. The only regret at
tached to the occasion was that felt over
Mrs. Perham's absence. She is visiting
her old home in Massachusetts.
WEDDING.
The marriage OF Mr.. Alfred T. Clothier
and Mics Maud l.. Stein was solemnized
in st. Paul's church, Tustin. at 7 O'Clock
Sunday morning. The marriage cere-
mony OF the Episcopal church was made
impressive by Rev. G. E Robinson.
Misses Alice Stein and Maud Tower were
bridesmaids, and Mr.. George Clothier,
brother of the bridegroom, acted as best
man. Only those Immediately connect
ed with the young people were present
at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Clothier
took the s o'clock train for San Bernar-
q dino, and after q short trip will make
BAccALAUREATE SERMON.
Spurgeon's hall was we'll filed last
evening. Rev. A. Parker of Orange de-
livered sensible and interesting ad-
dress on Making the Most of Ones Self.
A large choir furnished splendid music,
and the solo Hung by Mrs. EDey was
much enjoyed.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The board of supervisors met in regu-
lar session this morning, all being pres
ent.
The report of the horticultural COM
missioners was received, read and placed
on file.
Several bids were made for the Peratta
school district bonds. That of A. Bar
rows, which was par and $3.50 premium,
was accepted.
w. HI. Spurgeon, James Buckley.
Horace II. Roper, George H. Ford, John
Avas and /. j.. Harlin made bids for a
site for court house. After all the sites
offered had been viewed by the board
all bids were re ected on the ground that
no bid offered full block surrounded on
all sides by streets. The notice for bids
will remain open and be published foi
one month.
A full block of land, having street
y on each side, to be decided in fec
= simple to Orange county will be re-
quired.
Applications for membership on the
t~sss -,,sl,E, rravv uwer move, l.. N
Wells, f. E. Perham, j. N. Keran, B. V,
Garwood, Edwin CLARK, G.. w. Weeks
+. @. Norton and I. O. Welsh. On bal.
loting the following were elected mem
bers OF the board OF education: For the
two year term, Kate l.. Wing and J.. N
Keran; for the one year term, B. R.
Grogan and.F. E. Perham.
s. Whitehead was taken off the indi.
gent list after the present month.
$243.79 was transferred from the Nj
guel building fund to the Laguna build.
ing fund.
GOT SIX MONTHS.
James Robertson, who plead guilty,
last Saturday afternoon, before Justice
Humphreys, on charge of having
grossly insulted some ladies. was SEN
fenced, today, to six months in the
county jail. Robertson was drunk when
the offence was committed.
NOT so BAD AS REPORTED.
William B. Lacy, who committed sui
eide in this city short time since, was
not the triple murderer that he was re.
ported to be-. Letters iust received
from Admission, Ala, say that in a
quarrel at that place he shot three men.
but all recovered.
y MISS Belle Hayford, who was married
at sea yesterday, was formerly resident
~ OF Santa Ana, and is well known here.
Hie Edgar Johnson, of the Fullerton Tri-
bune, arrived home last evening after
an extended trip through the East and
South.
{. Mira, @. Garbell of Tombstone, A. T.
q iis visiting her brother, E. d. Waffle,
having arrived Saturday last
Mrs. W. K. James of Phoenix, A. T.,
VIII arrive IN Santa Ana tomorrow. She
g and her children are going TO spend the
GUNNER with her mother, Mrs.. M. J..
! Bundy, OF Tustin.
Several Maccabees from Santa Ana
spent the day in Radondo Yesterday.
They report the excursion success.
Mrs. @. w. Humphreys, who came mn
Z from Lsguna beach to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Adella parsons yesterday, will
return tomorrow.
Miss Nellie Luther has returned to
p Santa Ana from Fewport.
~ The funeral of Mrs A.. Parsons. held
yesterday morning from the M. Z.
Church South, was largely attended.
3 MRS. D.. I'll. Garrett, daughter of Mrs.
Parsons, and Mr.. Garrett, arrived here
Saturday, too late to see Mrs. Parsons
& before she died.
y. Il. West, who had his arm badly
crusned at the Griffith planning mill Sat-
b urday, is doing quite well.
Mrs. Frank Graves, who is very we'll
known in Santa Ana, died in Howard.
Kansas, on the 1lth inst Mr., Graves
and children will return to Santa Ana.
A big meeting will be held at the CITY
hall this evening, to complete the
sa ARRANGEMENTS for properly celebrating
the Fourth.
The Baptist church was crowded,
principally with young people, last Sun.
day, the drawing card being the second
sermon ever preached by Homer Pitman.
Santa Ana boy only IL or 1S yeara old
Tent No. s, K. 0. T. M, will celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the order in the
]. 0. 0. f. hall tonight All the Macos-
bees in the county have been invited to
attend.
s.i A little daughter of Prof. f. @. Norton
10 i'll with typhoid fever.
If the care OF the hair was made part of
la1y's education. we would not see so many
gray he IDS, snd the use OF Halls Hair Renewer
would be unnecessary