The herald., 1893-11-29
SANTA ANA.
Notcs and Psrsonais-The Work of th
Grand Jury.

Notes and Psrsonais-The Work of tho
Grand Jury.
SANTA ANA. Nov. 28.-The Ladies'
Guild OF the Episcopal church in Orange
will give musical OH Tuesday even
ing, December 9Th, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Burnham. The
Rice family, Mrs. Jeannett Wilcox and
Miss Stella Preble of Tustin, Mrs. Spen-
Ger of Fairview, and Mrs. A. j. Padg-
hom of Santa Ana will take part in the
programme. A street car will run from
Senta Ana.
There will be Thanksgiving service in
the Episcopal church on Thanksgiving
day at 10 am. The Rev. w. B. Bur-
rows will officiate.
There has been great deai said about
the supervisors appropriating $l5, 900 for
work on the river, some saying it was
that much money thrown away; but let
some OF those kickers go out and look
at the river now and we think they will
conceed the fact that 1t will be a grand
success.
William Kell has sold his property
out west of the river and will soon move
to Pomona where he has other prop
erty.
John E. Sharp, known all over this
country as Uncle Sharp, will move to
Pomona in the spring, to make his
home among his children where some of
them are living.
Mre. w. Il. Coils has returned from
the worlds fair.
ID. J. Wood of Ventura, prominent
fruit grower, is visiting with DR.. El-
mendorf.
Preston Stovall, from the north part
Of the state, is visiting his uncle, DR.. E.
f. Greenleaf.
DR.. Oliver Grimes of Missouri is vie.
family. =r. Grimes is looking for a
place to open up dental Office.
There will be a meeting of the ladies
of the Episcopal church guild at the
yesidence OF Mrs. Frederick Stevens,
Wednesday afternoon, the Goth.
The country out west OF the river is
improving very rapidly, and one can't
help but notice the improvement.
Died, on the 9th inst, at the resi-
dence OF r. M. Hildreth, in this city,
Mrs. Arabells Griffin. mother of Mrs.
r. M. Hildreth, aged 81 years. The
funeral will take place from the Chris
tian church at 2 p. nj. tomorrow. The
| deceased was formerly q resident of
| Santa Rosa and was born in the state Of
Indiana.
Charles Baker, Mrs. E. s. Baker and
two children, and A. W. Campbell and
daughter Bertha arrived in Santa Ana
yesterday and are the guests of d. d..
Baker of the Standard.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Baker
will celebrate their fifty-ffth wedding
anniversary at their residence at West
minister.
A marriage license was issued on the
9th instant to Walter B. Harper, aged
26, resident of Garden Grove and ma
tive of Iowa, and Estella Woodman,
| aged 10, and same residence.
| John Cubbon and l. N. Rafferty,, the
committee appointed to examine the
books Of the supervisors, have been
busy today.
They have been assisted in their work
by James Harrison, of Tustin. Mr..
Harrison has assisted in the work of
examination Of all the county books.
| 1. n. Rafferty, Gays that he has tried
the salsmmonia wash for esale bugs, in
the proportion of three ounces to four
gallons of water, without any precep-
tibly good results. John Cubbon says
that he has tried it in the proportion OF
four ounces to five gallons OF water.
The grand Jury have decided that it ie
their duty to expert the books of the
city board of education. This is q new
departure from the course heretofore
carried out by the orange county grand
| jury.
Mr.. Kimball, who works in Rotan's,
accidentally struck himself in the head
with an axe yesterday, cutting an ugly
gash.
The Santa Ana Gun club enjoyed a
turkey shoot at the head of Newport
bay today.
Mrs. W. R. Coils has returned from
q trip east.
DR.. R. f. Burgess of Los Angeles was
in Santa Ana today.
Mrs. Cahill, wife of Edward R. Cahill
of the Blade, and children, arrived in
Santa Ana yesterday from Oakland.
They will make their home in Santa
| Ana.
The local weather prophets say it il
going to rain soon.
The good people Of San Bernardinc
are worrying over the justice and con-
stable fees for arresting tramps. A suii
WAS brought by the constsbles to recover
their fees, and they received verdict
in their favor. Orange county has 9
similar suit pending. In the San Ber
nardino case the court held in favor oil
the constable. and the supervisors will
have to pass on the bill. In case it lie
not allowed, suit will at once be brought
by Mr., Arbois against the county for the
amount of the bill, and most of the con-
stables and many of the justices of the
| county will institute like proceedings.