The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-19
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SANTA ANA.


News and Personal Notes OF General
Interest.
SANTA ANA, July 1S.-Vhe time OF the
arrivals of the trains were not reported
correctly yesterday. The Santa Fe Will
run the 8 80 trains. as usual, and in the
afternoon the trains will leave Santa
Ana at 4 80, instead Of s :34 as heretofore
giving us a very good train service, but
still we miss an early morning tram
from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lewis and
daughter, Bessie, started yesterday Tor
cam ping season in the mountains.
Mrs. A. J. Wood Is at Newport Beach.
The HERALD has started quito
promising paper route through Tustin
that the people out that way seem to
appreciate thoroughly. The route 10
growing all the while.
Judge L. W. Tubbs and Mrs. Tubbs
went to San Diego yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bunker will 90 to
Newport to camp during this week.
w. B. Hervy and family are at Long
Beach.
g. A. Latham OF Los Angeles is in our
city today on businsss.
Died-In Yorba, July 16, Raphael A.
Peralta, aged " years.
G. A. Mead, who has been in the east
for the past few months on business In
connection with the Newport Wharf and
Lumber company. has returned.
Andrew ]. Copp has been granted a
decree of foreclosure against F. M. Smith
for $1664 and costs.
The counsel for G. B. Huggans has
taken an appeal from the justice court
in the case OF Huggans selling liquor
without license in Fullerton.
Auditor Hall has settled with the tax
collector for the total amount OF taxes
paid in the county for the last fscal
year, amounting to $208. 1926. This
includes state and county taxes and the
taxes for the city of Santa Ana, together
with several minor items.
Miss Ellen Linaly OF Brisby. Ariz.,
who has been stopping with Col. Heath.
man and family, left this morning for
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mitchell and son
OF San Francisco, who have been visit.
ing their relatives In this city for the
past two weeks, left for San Francisco
yesterday.
B.F. Conway will ship his goods to-
day to San .Bernardino.
Ep6orth League of the Main street NJ.
e. church went out to Fairview and sur
priced Miss Blanche Ceilings. They had
q Jolly good time and enjoyed a moon
light ride.
Episcopal cnurcn next SUNDAY at morn
ing service.
II. @. Conway Of Orange. father OF
OF our former townsman, B. F. Coma
way. 10 lying seriously i'll at his home.
Wickham q Mile have just sold the
Goodwin 40 acres near the fair grounds
to a Mr.. Brown OF North Dakota for
$500.
The remains of the little 7-yesr.old
daughter linda OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Hartman will be taken to Los Angeles to-
morrow morning ON the O'clock South
ern Pacific train for burial.
Mr.. E. G. Mccall OF Ventura, formerly
Of this place, is here.
Quite AN enjoyable party wae given
last night at the residence OF Mr.. Ira
Chandler, on North Main street, by the
class OF 1891. There were Is in the
class and they played every game they
could think OF with the number IS in it.
Those present were Misses Grace Con.
way, Myrta Edwards. Josie Alexander,
Kate Grsenlesf, Susie Ross.L Levin, and
Messrs. Harry Humid, w. A. Stafford,
Norman Roper and Henry Peabody.
Victor Montgomery went to San Ber-
nardino today.
Mrs. Henry Bray of Los Angeles is
visiting her sister. Miss Mary Hamaker
of this city.
An ordinance changing the hours for
sprinkling lawns WAS read for tho frat
time at the special meeting yesterday
afternoon. When this ordinance goes
into effect the hours will be from 6 to 7
both morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Cutler were given
surprise party last night by their
friends of the Unity society.
The regular meeting OF the Philo.
mathean club will be held at Mrs. I, D.
Mills' Friday, July Goth.