The herald., 1894-10-06
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Oct. Sat the NJ. E. church
south, Sunday morning, the sermon will be on
Naomi. Monday evening at 1880 the presiding
elder, Rev. 4. J. Duncan, will address the
young people of this city and vicinity. Rev.
Duncan, it will be rememb cred, preached one
of the finest sermons in this city some time
ago. 1t is great pleasure to listen to this
gentleman.
Mrs. W. X. James of Phoenix, Ariz., is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. M. J. Bundy, for month
or two.
Rem Padgham will go to. Yuma in few days
for his health.
The Newport railroad has made change in
its time table.
delightful Saturday evening concerts tomor-
row evening. These evening outdoor concerts
are getting quite popular and draw large
crowd.
The decoration OF French's opera house for
the fair exhibit is going on. and it will be one
OF the finest displays ever shown.
number OF new subscribers were obtained
today for the HERALD on the strength of its
coming out under the new management as a
straight Democratic paper. Even the Repub-
Hcans respect it more for being a Democratic
paper than an independent sheet. We bespeak
Ior the HERALD good, healthy growth i'll this
locality.
w. Ii. Spurgeon resigned the nomination for
assemblymen, but his resignation was not ac-
cepted. The Democrat ticket was filed as
nominated, and as names can be Withdrawn
during the next 10 days. there may yet be
good OF Democracy.
The missionary workers OF Orange county
met in the Pres byterian church OF this city
yesterday and held an all-day meeting. The
exercises were opened by devotional meeting,
led by Mrs. Blackman of orange. Mrs. Bunker
OF Santa Ana read paper on the subject OF
The Holy Spirit in Missions. Mrs. Gulick of
Tustin then read an interesting paper on The
Personal Value OF Missions. At the close OF
the discussion on this subject the meeting
closed for lunch. The afternoon session was
opened by devotional exercises, led by Mrs.
Stoops OF Tustin. The next WAS q missionary
salad. Green leaves were given each lady and
attached to them were little slips OF paper CIV
ing items of information about the general
work OF missions and suggestions as to now
that work can be best advanced. Miss Minnie
Smith of Santa Ana then sang missionary
hymn: Mrs Field of Orange then read paper
on what is most needed in missions-time.
talent, money or conservation. Miss Buss of
Tustin followed with a paper on How to Inter-
est the Children in Missions. The meeting was
grand success in every way and will be the
means of other meetings of like character be-
ing held in the future.
The new city well is down 1856 feet and
working in blue clay. They have stopped
drilling with the pump and will go down with
hydraulic pump without casing. 1t looks as
if they would have to go down about a thous-
and feet before flow OF water is struck.
There are SO many horses at the race track
training for the coming races that the track is
and working out to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned, and we may look for something start
ling next week.
Died. at the residence of his parents in Santa
Ana, September 2Sth, Ray c., son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Sam II. Purcell. The deceased was a
days. The cause of his death was spinal men,
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