The herald., 1894-11-20
SANTA ANA.

The Gold Medal Contest-Local News
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 1Y.-More interest
than usual is manifested in the coming
gold metal contest next Thursday night
in the Christian church. There are
seven contestants, all OF whom are more
than ordinary in their elocutionary
powers. An admission Zee OF 10 cents
will be charged at the door. This will
be an evening we'll spent for all who at
tend. Those taking part are Misses Ida
Dawes, Grace Cole. Lizzie Turner, May
Wright and Fora Silton, all OF Santa
Ana, and Miss Leana Simmons Of West
minister and Eli Vistsl OF Ell Modens.
The county w. G. T. U. school will he
held this week. commencing Wednes-
day, Novemb ber 2lst. at 2 pm, and end
ing Friday, 23d, in the Christian church.
Rev. r. A. Rowland and family of tho
M. +. church south arrived in this city
Friday, and are now to be found in the
parsonage near the church, corner of
Church and West streets. Rev. Mr..
Rowland comes well recommended, and
is welcomed to our lovely city of
churches.
Mrs. n. P. J. Button, president of the
state W. G. T. u, will address that 80.
cisty next Wednesday night in the Pres
byterian church.
In addition to those already given in
the HERALD the following have filed
their statements of expenditures OF the
campaign: ]. W. Ballard. sl1S.35; w.
II. Bowers. $l64 so; J. P. Yoder. $24. 80; /;
N. II. Bittner. $l.25; Frank Carr, noth-
ing; r. l.. Freeman, $3.50; j. p. Gree
ley, Sl15.60; ]. L. Bacon, nothing; NJ.
A. Foster, nothing; G. @. Lloyd, So; G.
G. Drake, $3; Frank Vegely, $205.60; j.
p. Leslie, s6.35: R. o. Pryor. nothing !;
s. P. Bais, nothing; II. Q. Kellog,
s66.75; w. l.. Brown, $l4.90; James
Field, nothing; II. q. Stephens, moth
ing.
A. Stanton has sold to Adam Strsip.
ling 10 acres in section z, township 4,
range 10, for 800.
John D. Addington has sold to Arohi-
bald Jesses two acres in section II,
township 5, range 10. for 5000.
The Santa Ana Blade states that Rev.
William Binney is the South Nj. E.
church's new paHtor. hut this is a mis-
take. Rev. K. A. Rowland, lately OF
Arizona, takes the place vacated by Rev.
D. f. Fuller. while Rev. Mr.. Binney ia
located IN Orange and not il Santa
Ana.
Co. nelius 7. Conwell of this city has
| been granted pension.
John Il. Garnsey OF Los Angeles spent
| Sunday in this city with relatives.
Miss Jennie Crawford of Olive was
thrown from horse last week and be-
came unconscious for several hours.
She is now considered out of danger.
Those interested are trying to bring up
one of the Fullerton saloon cases before
the supreme court on behalf of the de-
tense.
The marriage OF Mr.. G. A. Riggs OF
this city to Miss Anna ID. Myrick of
East Oakland is announced in the Oak
land papers.
All members of the National union are
requested to be at the meeting Tuesday
night.
Orange county's crop of cabbages is
now coming in and is expected to add
much to the farmers assets.
The banks OF this city report times
much improved and still improving.
Business ia looking up and increasing
every day.
DR.. |. d. Mills of this city will he
deputy coroner under Dr.. George G.
CLARK, the coroner elect. DR.. Mills
was Orange oounty's frat coroner, and
will make an excellent deputy. After
the new coroner is installed in Office
all coroner work can be reported direct
to DR.. Mills.