The herald., 1894-05-13
SANTA ANA.

News Matters.
SANTA ANA, May 1.-THE society Of
the Kings Daughters will give Con-
gress OF Nations in Surgeons opera
house May 25th. This will be perhaps
one of the most interesting evening
entertainments given in the opera house
for long time. There will be several
booths fixed up where refreshm ents will
be earved.
By letter from Fred Books of Ana
helm it is learned that the tramp who
was killed Che other day was not Robert
Hooper, but Henry G. Hooper. Also,
he was not a tramp by any means, but
very nice young man who had run
Ghort OF means and was, perhaps. too
proud to ask his father in New York for
money.
The memorial services OF the G. A. r.
and w. r. c., ola Sunday, May 9th,
will be held in Neills' hall instead OF
the M. e. church, as stated in the
papers.
Sermon tomorrow Sunday in the M.
Z. church South. by the pastor, Rey. d.
+. Fuller, at IL a. m.
III. A. Peabody went to Daggett today
to take charge OF the excursion to that
place. Mr.. Peabody 10 connected with
the land and water company OF that
place locating settlers on government
land.
The Fullerton Tribune saws the school
census OF Santa Ana is falling off. Not
so, Bro. Johnson; we have about 125
more children this year than last. See
our explanation in the HERALD few
days ago.
W, hoo haa nd la NJ
from the Holiness camp meeting ia re.
gard to the hoodlnm element who
nearly every night go up there and dis.
turb the meeting. Tns conduct of some
OF theee men and boys is disgrace to
the city. The officers should make
few arrests.
The fifth anniversary of the Epworth
League Young Peoples society OF the
Methodist church throughout the coun-
ty will be celebrated tomorrow at the
Main street Methodist church.
The pastor, Rev. f. 0. McIntire, will
preach to young people at IL a. m. from
the frst commandment. At night the
chorus choir and the leagues OF the city
will render q fine programme. Rev. ID.
T. Fuller OF the NJ. E. church south.
Since one or two OF our citizens have
made known that they had political
bees in their bonnetB it has become con-
tagious. and one can hear them bnzzing
on almost every corner. The first to
make an announcement was Frank Ely
for treasurer. j. d. Price, out west of
the river, is also a probable candidate
for the same Office, and we all know
th at if g. F. Mansur wants the nominal
ton he can have it. Then comes q. B.
West, H. w. Chynoweth OF Anaheim,
and perhaps l. N. Everett of this city
will make it three.cornered fight in
the convention.
Ed Amerage OF Fullerton, George
Taylor and w. III. Marquis OF this city
are looking for a chance to slip into the
recorders shoes, while John Cubbon
and Frank Vegely are supposed to have
o longing for the Office of assessor.
The new creamery has started.
Edwin Beach, who was arrested the
other day together with Trowbridge and
Keller, for gambling, and was sentenced
to Jail for 80 days, was today discharged
on writ OF habeas corpus by Judge ].
w. Towner.
w. B. Hervy and daughter. Miss Ida,
and Miss Bessie WEIGH went to Long
Beach yesterday.
Harry Lewis and Charles He'll have
gone to the midwinter fair.
The Free Methodist church will hold
its conference in Hervy's hall commenc-
ing next Wednesday at p. %. Bishop
Hogg of Illinois will preside.
Services tomorrow Sunday in the
Episcopal church at III q. m. Rev. w.
b. Burrows, minister.
Miss Jessie Beach gave very pleasant
party last night to her friends, the occa-
sion being her seventeenth birthday. 1t
was an enjoyable occasion.
The baseball game today played on
the Santa Ana diamond was hard
fought battle, and resulted in favor OF the
visiting club, the Westminsters. The
score stood 10 to 8. The "Yaps" ex-
pected to play, but so many were out of
the city picked nine took their place.
Quite large crowd witnessed the game.
The balloon ascension that was to
have taken place at the fair ground will
not take place.