The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-28
SANTA ANA.

ress of Big Water suit-N otes,
SANTA ANA, Jan. ga delightful
''iad'' party was given last night by Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Scarborough. at their
residence, corner First and Main streets.
The main characteristic of the party WAS
tina. each one WAS dressed to represent
his or her own particular hobby, or lad.
There were about 80 persons present,
and to describe all the different fads
worn would occupy too much space, but
some of them were unique and very
pretty. This was certainly one o. the
most enjoyable gatherings of the season.
Merriment ran to the highest degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough never fail to
make their parties long to be remem-
bered by all who are fortunate enough
to get IBID" There was one prize
given for the best gentleman's hobby,
and one for the best lady's hobby. Miss
Blossom Smith secured the lady'e prize
OF an elegant after-dinner coffee cup and
saucer. Her fad was, "B. Natural"
The gentleman's prize was won by Mr..
A. A. Dickson, whose fad was billiards.
The prize was q solid silver match re-
ceiver.
About 10 O'Clock dainty refreshments
were served in the dining room by sew
eral ladies. The refreshments were one
of the most interesting features of the
evening. This party will long be re-
membered by those present.
The Epworth League district conven-
ton will be held at Ontario January Both
and 31st. The following delegates were
elected last Thursday night at the Main
street M. E. church: Miss Addie Deer
ing, George He'll and Wynford Hill.
Mrs. Winbigler and Miss Sadie Hankey
were chosen az alternates.
Rev. DIR. Wood of Massachusetts will
preach in the Main street M. L. church
Sunday morning. In the evening the
M. E. church south will join the Main
street church in union meeting. There
will be music specially prepared for the
occasion.
The Rev. E. o. McIntire will dedicate
the M. K. church at Fullerton Sunday
at IL q. m.
Jerome Tillotsen is still improving in
health and will soon be able to be out
again.
]. M. Carpenter OF South Dakota is
visiting his father, d. J. Carpenter, OF
Tustin.
M. Manly has traded his ranch in Nc
Person to d. j. Carpenter for business
in Orange. and Mr.. Carpenter cold the
ranch to Mrs. Ssllie Carpenter, whose
con will move onto it about the 18th of
February.
The Commercial bank has foreclosed a
mortgage of $5492 80 against w. H
Close.
The case of W. A. Wittie OF Anaheim
against R. B. Taylor. to recover oD &
contract for the sale of land in Nevada,
a change OF venue has been taken to
Riverside county.
A balloon ascension and bull fight will
take place tomorrow at San Juan
Capistrano. Quite number of bicy-
clists will start on their wheels for San
Juan in the morning to witness the fun
The district attorney has filed an in
formation against Joe Curtis and Chas.
Rouse for injuring public Jail. The
defendants are the persons Tho escaped
from the Jail in this city and are still at
large.
WATER SUIT.
The amended summons in the suit of
the Santa Ana VALLEY Irrigation com
pany and Anabeim Union Water com
pany against the Jurupa Land and
Water company, to settle water rishts,
as prepared by e. +. Kuch of Santa
Ana and other counsel, is now being
served on the defendants, who mum Der
something like 200. The suit involves
large interests and is expected to settle
definitely the water rights of the owners
along the Santa Ans river for long dig
lance.
There will be services at the following
churches tomorrow at IL am: Epsco-
pal church, Unity society, First Presby-
terrain church, M. F.. church south,
First Congregational church, Methodist
Episcopal. Tie revival services will
continue atthe M. E. church south next
week. The Main street church will CO.
operate.
There are 81 persons in and Ground
Santa Ana VINO have signifed their will
ineness TO raise sugar beets on small
scale this year for the purpose OF testing
the adaptability OF the coil for sugar
beet raising and the saccharine per-
centage OF tho beets. J. w. McClelland
canvassed the county for the Santa Ana
board of trade.
The Auaheim Gazette OF this week
has quite lengthy railroad article. in
which it accuses the Santa Ana people
OF attempting to do Anahe m people up
by having cutoff via the sugar refinery
from the Southern Pacific at Buena Park
to Garden Grove and Westminster
However, it goes on to cay that o num-
Der OF their leading citizens went to Los
Apgeleo and met with the Southern Pa
cific railroad magnates with the follow
ing results.
On Monday. j. VI. Crawley, assistant
general passenger agent of Los Angeles.
Ghlci Engineer William Hood of San
Francisco, and G. @. Sroupe, the head of
;he company's surveyors of Los Ange-
!css came to Anaheim on special train.
and were driven over the proposed route
10 tts refinery. through Santa Ana street
and over the country to Miraf1ores. The
result OF the trip was that Chief Engi-
neer Hood advised that the Tustin
tracks be allowed to remain as they are,
and that the main line from Anaheim
70 Mirafiofea be taken up and laid
trough Santa Ana street, and thence
praBcn around to the main track below
Mirshores. This Recommendation will