The herald., 1894-08-19
SANTA ANA.


cal Events and Personals.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 1S.-In the Capis-
trano mission, from the tins the mission
was founded in 1776, book Of marriages
has been kept OF all marriages solemn.
ICED in the mission, which numb ber up
to this time over 5000.
A writ of attachment was issued today
against Frederick V. Hopkins, attach
ing "a ecres OF land in section 81 town
chip 5, range west. This attachm snt
is gotten out by Andrew Smith OF San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mra. Charles R. Marks of
New York have sold to Emma d. Davis
1914 acres-lote and Z, block B, Shell
toms addition lot7 Jennings & Fisher's
addition, and lot in Tuatin-ior $10,-
800.
Died-In Garden Grove, August 18th,
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Hough, aged 65 years.
Funeral will take place at her late resi-
dence Monday, August Goth, at 10 q. m.
+. e. Wilde and family, who have
camped for the past two weeks, re-
turned today.
j. @. Nichols, our city marshal, went
to Los Angeles on buainess today.
Mrs. A. Nigg has gone to Newport for
two weeks camping tour.
About 15 couples went to Newport
beach last night so attend the dance at
| the pavilion. These DANCES have proven
SUCCESS go far, and are well attended.
Every week these dances are given at
| the pavilion.
Andrew Harris has been camping at
Laguna for the past week or two, and
while there he killed two deer. He
came home today.
Mrs. Coggswell went to San Francisco
yesterday on the steamer Santa Rosa
via Redondo.
| D. f. Price has purchased the elegant
residence OF j. A. Turner on North Main
atrest.
@. G. Drake, Ed Swartssl, @. H. Par
ker and Mrs. s. w. Smith have returned
from the San Juan hot springs.
Miss Sylvia Johnson, daughter OF 9.
e. Johnson, is sick with the scarlet
fever.
Q. F. Bunker OF San Francisco is Wis
iting the family OF @. E. French Of this
city.
Z. F. Cshill, Richard Egan. G. P.
Deyoe, Professor Manley, Victor Mont
gomery and A. II. Cargill will start Sun
day for San Francisco to attend the
I
George Slocum of the western part Of
she city had the misfortune to fall from
horse and dislocate his shoulder. He
was getting along all right at last reports
! E. 7. Parker, Roy Wilber and Evan
Davis, who have been camping at Arch
beach, killed two deer the other day.
The Tustin Fruit association has stored
100 tons of dried apricots in the ware.
house. Here it will be graded and put
on the market.
G. L. Drury has moved his bindery
from the book store of r. w. Gibson to
his residence on the corner of Second
and Olive streets.
Eugene f. Baker and family, who
have been visiting in Santa Ana for
about six months, left Tuesday for their
home in Lacona, Warren county, Iowa.
MIR. Baker expects to return to this city
in the near future snd locate.
G. M. Huntington, the 17-year.old
boy, who yesterday forged two checks
on b. G. McClay, one for $40 the other
for $12, hired bicycle OF A. Y. Wright
and skipped, was brought back today
and parties with whom he is acquainted
will perhaps fx up the matter by pay
ing the checks. The bicycle is almost a
total wreck. He said he ran into
post.
There is talk Of the city of Santa Ana
taking out new charter under the late
amendment to the constitution.
James McFadden returned today from
Chicago. where he has been on business
for the past few weeks.
The Iowa picnic at Newport beach to-
day was grand success. About 1000
people were present. Speeches were
made by D. M. Baker, DR.. Carton and
others. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Rev. DR..
Carton, president; W. w. Pratt OF
Orange, T. NJ Halt and A. Lee of Santa
Ana. vice presidents; executive commit
tee, III. Neil X. Cleaver and Mr.. March
out of Tuetin Mrs. T. III. Bagley, Sec
retary; D. NJ. Baker, treasurer. Ad-
iourned to meet at call of the officers.