The herald., 1894-03-02
SANTA ANA.

News Events In q Busy Section-Aua-
helm News.
SANTA ANA, March LIT seems as If
everybody had the moving fever just
now. The last. reported is John W.
Morrison, who will move his hardware
store to the store formerly occupied by
G, 8. Wilson as a grocery store, just
across the street from the postoftics.
This. together with Trobridge, Fiie,
Wilson, Swonner, White & Co., and sew
arnbNES Tdeorge e. freeman had the
I misfortune to fall and sprain his ankle
last night, when on his way home. He
said he would not have minded it so
much to just fall, but he ploughed his
nose in the ground, which provoked him
80 that his remarks after arising made
things smell OF birthstone. This morn
ing he has to use cane, but he can
dispense justice with the same unerring
hand as OF yore.
w. B. Hervy, president OF the First
National bank, who has been visiting In
the east for the past month or so, has
just returned to his home.
]. w. Tomblen of Arapahoe, Neb., has
been visiting friends and relatives ia our
city for the past week or so. He will
start to the midwinter fair tomorrow.
The body OF the late Mrs. T. E. jeff
reys will be shipped to the Los Angeles
crematory tomorrow (Friday) and Gre
mated. This was the request of all the
relatives.
The concert given last night by the
III. E. choir, assisted by the Thomas
orchestra, WAS much better than most
any one had expected. The music was
above the average of music found in con-
cert companies who make it their pro-
fession.
The street cars are plastered over with
advertisements for the Chicago Lady
Quartette that comes off March I'd in
Spurgeon'e hall.
Miss Lottie Moesser OF San Bernar-
dino is visiting her brother, Fred
Moesser, OF Santa Ana.
A gentleman from the east by the
name OF M. B. Tilden is talking of start.
ing creamery in Santa Ana, and to start
the business going meeting has been
called for Friday night at the Office of
Judge 4. f. Freeman to discuss the
question of an organization. II
Mr.. George A. Smith, one of the
finest bass singers ever on the coast,
will sing an oaertory in the EpiHcopai
SA@NANA AOAb O0A0GJ NJ IL " 0AQCAe
The ladies OF the CONGREGATIONAL
church will give an experience social
on Friday evening, March 9th, at Con.
gregational hall, on North Main street.
Colman Travis, F. M. WILDER and Por-
ter Bros. company each shipped car
load of oranges from MCPHERSON station
during the past week. No Ohinamen
are employed.
MIR. James Harrison has resigned the
office of secretary OF the Orange county
fruit exchange and Mr.. Mckinley Of
Anaheim has been elected to fill the
vacancy, az 6 salary of $75 per month.
W. l.. Rogers of Anaheim was elected
vice-prssident.
j. M. Carpenter of Beloit, Ia, has
bought the West ranch of 100 acres, out
by the fair ground. Mr.. Carpenter is
an experienced hog raiser, and will make |
the raising OF swine the principal indus- |
try OF his ranch.
ANAHEIM NEWS.
W. 8. Marsh has perfected beet top
per and digger which he thinks will
revolutionize the work Of topping and
digging, and for which he will apply for
patent. Being an experienced beet
raiser, he 10 of the opinion that his new
machine 10 just the thing to lessen the
laborious work of topping and digging.
de is now on the lookout for some com
petent man OF means to take hold of the
invention with him.
couple Of our sporte went down on
the Alamitos last Sunday to hunt ducks.
and were just slaughtering the game
when suddenly the celebrated Long
Beach constable hove in sight, demand.
ng their surrender, ducks and all. See.
ng that they we're in tight place the
two hunters broke for tall timber at A
rate that WAS calculated to put Tommy
Morris to shame, They diatanced the