The herald., 1894-04-10

from the family residence on East Second
street at 10 a. m. on Tuesday.
The following programme will be rem
dered at the next meeting oil the
Orange county teachers association, to
be held May 9Th. at 10 a. M:
Rights of Children-Dlscussion led by
Prot. F. f. Perham.
Penmanship-Ds Discussion led by Miss
Carrie +. Roberts.
Why is the eliminating period OF
mental activity at the ages OF IL and IA
years? Why do the boys leave school
earlier than the irls?-Diecussio led
by Mrs. Ira More.
Report OF committee of ten-Discus-
sion led by Chas. H. Keys.
Observation-Disclosures led by u.
W. Weeks.
Teachers are especially requested to
attend this, the closing session OF the
association for the year 1893 A.
morning aud afternoon session.
President Executive Committee Miss
jewell Page, who has been visiting in
this city for the past few days, returned
to Downey today.
Mrs. Eaton of Cincinnati, o., sister
OF president Harrison, arrived in the
city last night, the guest of Mrs. Dora
Higbie; also Mrs. Hibbard of st. Louis.
They all left today for Long Beach.
where they will stay for some time.
Mrs. Coates of Trinidad, Colo, is at
present stopping with Mrs. D. F. Jones,
where her many friends will find her
for some time.
The Rev. ]. 7. Hopkins and family
are in Los Angeles attending the pres
bytery.
The we'll known horse Satinwood,
half brother to Silkwood, stepped on a
nail and ran it into his foot, causing
lockiaw.
Orange county Prohibitionists will
hold convention on the 9th OF May to
elect delegates to the state convention
at Oakland.
Invitations are out for q musicale at
the home of Mrs. True Higbie and Miss
Ora Ball on next Wednesday evening.
Prof. W. A. Packard has been work
ing up musical entertainment in
Whittier for the Friends college OF that
place.
Quite little grumbling is done on &C
count of some OF the patrons OF the city
water having to pay fine of 81 for using
water out of "hours."
The supplement to the great register
of Orange county indicates that the
population has increased from Is ,6Sl in
1890 to about 10000 in 1894.
The K. o. I. Ms. hold installation OF
officers tonight in l. o. o. f. hall. to
which the L. 0. 7. Ms. are invited.
They will have a banquet at the close.
A merry good time is anticipated.
FULLERTON NEWS.
The total shipments OF oranges, hay,
grain, wool and general merchandise
from Fullerton last week foot up over
The Placentia Orange Growers ex.
change 10 to be congratulated on the
reputation it is building up in the east.
ern states for fine fruit and honest deal
ing.
The supreme court has sent back sor
trial the suit in which judgment was
given against the bondsmen of ]. s.
Gardner, formerly secretary of the Ana
helm Union Water company.
K. s. Brown, a jeweler from Wal
than, Mass, has engaged a business
room and residence and will open q Jew
elry store here in q few days He has
been to our town four times to try to
secure a cottage of any description and
finally found one two miles from town.
Col. r. ]. Northam now occupies with
his family the handsome new residence
he HIS E=cently had erected west of Full
lerton. The magnificent residence OF
Andrew McNally at that place is now
under way, and go is also the red brick
and granite station house the Santa Fe
road is building at that place.
Work has been commenced on a new
depot at station on the Santa Fe near
the residence of Andrew McNally, the
wealthy Chicago capitalist, who ia ex-
pending large sum of money on his
ranch west of Fullerton. 1t is claimed
that the depot is to be one of the finest
between Los Angeles and San Diego and
that the expense of the building and
grounds are to be betrayed by Mr.. Nc
Nally himself instead of the railroad
company. AS the gentleman wants q
fine depot to correspond with the other
buildings on his property, it is quite
probable that the new depot will be a
model in every sense of the word.