The herald., 1894-06-27
SANTA ANA.

A Now Candidate for County Treasurer.
News Notes.
SANTA ANA, June 26.-Another candi-
date has the sand to come out and an
nounce himself for Office, subject to the
action of the Democratic side OF the
house. This time it is j. C. Joplin o.
Trabuco, who is willing to sacrifice
everything and become treasurer OF Or
ange county for the next four years
Joplin ia a good man and would mako a
No. treasurer.
Mrs. Cash Harvey left today for New
York where she expects to spend about
three months.
The following persons will take part
in the living picture tomorrow night al
the Modje entertainment: Nodes
ks, Maud Durbin, Johanna Tucholeky,
Maud Northam, Sallie Peabody, Lida
Crookshank. Nina Roper. Gertrude
French. Madaiine Patton. Anna kerno'
die. Jessie Cleaver. Bertha Baker, Lulu
Howe, Margaret Gunther, Mrs. J. M.
Montague and Messrs. 7. e. Paw licki. J.
w. Rice, Merl Rice and Walter Stafford.
1. ne Rnfh .df na At tEfssn eYill be displsyed
2. Ruth's Returning Home.
8. Jeptha's Daughter Going to Meet
Her Father.
T. Jeptha's Daughters Death.
5. Pharaoh'sDaughter Finding Moses
in the Bullruahea.
6. Samson and Delilah.
z. Picture Gallery.
The above will be one OF the best feat
ures OF the evening.
The Rev. F. J. Mynard, we'll known
in Santa Ana, has been called from St.
PauPs church in San Francisco to a
larger church in the city of Oakland.
where he will move July 1st and
preach his first sermon. His many
friends in this city will rejoice to see
him still going higher.
Miss Jeanette Wilcox will return
from San Francisco about July 9Th.
Mrs. Fox, mother of II. 0. Fosdick of
Tustn, has been quite sick of pneuno-
mia at the home OF Mr.. Fosdick for the
past Three weeks. There is very little
hope of her recovery.
Company f will take the $50 train
Tuesday, July Sd, for San Diego, to par
ticipRte in the exercises of the Fourth.
3. |. Dokyns WAS on our streets today
after another three weeka' seige OF nick-
ness.
Mme. Modjsska took dinner today
with Mrs. kefnodle. The reet of the
company went to the Brunswick.
The following started on hunting
expedition today: G. +. Bessonett. Mr..
Trobridge, @. @. Drake, George Peeters,
A. B. Harris.
Today the old Sarah Owens property
was sold to Mr.. John Ruopp; consider
alton, $4,000.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give an ice cream social on Friday
evening at the church.
The library will be closed on the even
ing of the Modjeska entertainment, but
the reading room will be open as usual.
The indefstigab)e worker, DR.. Allen
Griffith. is making a lecturing tour
through the southern part of tbs state.
speaking upon theosophical subjects.
He will be in Santa Ana the 10Th of
July and will lecture on the high lights
of theosophy. As it 10 a well-known
fact that he 10 an excellent student OF
human nature, aud perfectly fearless in
the expressions OF truth, something de-
cidedly interesting may be expected.
W. N. 1edford starts Wednesday morn.
ing for the hot springs, where he will
join Mrs. Tediord.
Mrs. 3. G. Balcom of Redlsnds will
move back to Santa Ana to make her
home. Mr.. Balcom went to Redlands tc.
day to make arrangements for her re-
turn. Her many friends here will ba
glad to have her in our city again.