The herald., 1894-10-07
SANTA ANA'S FAIR.

1t Promises to Be GreAt puo-
SANTA ANA, Oct. 6.-The coming fair
is all the talk, both ON the streets and
in the hotels. A great many horses
are now in their. respective places
at the race couree, and tomorrow 40
more horses will arrive.
For the past month or more every
Saturday has been reception day at
the track, and today an unusually large
crowd WAS present, and it is reported
that the horses all did remarkably we'll.
The track is in excellent condition.
sSilkwood worked out mile today easily
in 2.12. This fine horse 10 getting down
to his work better than was at hrst
thought he would.
The work at the Pavilion (French's
opera house)is going on and we may OK"
pect a fine display there this year. Each
night new programme will be put on
the stage uuder the supervision OF Mrs.
Grace Srack, which alone will be worth
the admission fee. The following is
part of the weeks programme for the
Pavilion during fair week:
Opening address by j. W. Ballard.
The Gossip Psntomine by class OF
children.
Pantomine se- rching for Happiness.
Farce-A Yankees Stratagem.
IrDmenade Of the Broadway Bells, by
twelve young ladies.
Mupical Tableau-Mrs. Grace Srsok
end Miss Ora Foster.
Instrumental and vocal solos together
with other music, which will make
each evening good entertainment In
itself.
Rev. P. II. Bodkins OF Goleta, Gal,
formerly editor of the Southern Cali
iornia Advocate, will preach tomorrow
church st IL o'clock. Rev. e. o. McIn-
tire will preach in the evening.
Rev. j. NJ. Rich and family OF Santa
Paula have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
l. d. Mills the past few days. Mr.. Rich
will preach in Orange tomorrow.
Dr. NJ. A. Menger will start tomorrow
for San Francisco, to attend the grand
lodge of Masons.
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Burrows re-
turned today from a two-months' visit
in London, England, where they were
visiting brother of Mr.. Burrows.
John l.. Forbes has sold to the Orange
County Savings bank lots 2. and 6, in
block 5, for $500.
L. Ii. Whitson OF Los Angeles has
bought lots and 9, in block D, and lot
u, in block V, Fairview, for $400.
w. X. James has sold to O. w. Will
COX lots "a and 26, in Bundy's addition
to Tustin.
Mrs. E. D. Buss of Tustin is dele
gate from the Presbyterian church and
Kings Daughters to the woman's par
lament, that holds it's third annual
meeting in Los Angeles next Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. T. N. Wells 10
delegate from the Baptist church OF this
city, and Mrs. Lind g. Cone from the
w. O. I. U.
Mrs. L. III. Mills will 60 to Los Ange-
les Monday to attend the woman's par
lament.
Services tomorrow in the Episcopal
church in this city at III O'Clock, with
communion, also services in the church
at Tustn at 8 3:15. Rev. w. B. Burrows,
pastor.
Capt. J. @. Maocabe has removed his
law Office to Los Angeles.
Monday, the 18th inst, the Southern
California Presbytery will convene in
this city.
Mrs. J. G. Scarborough is in Los An
geles, visiting her sister.
Mrs. ]. o. Galloway has been teaching
in the place of Miss Stowell, who has
been attending the teachers institute in
San Luis Obispo.
Hermosa Chapter. No. 105. 0. E. g.,
will meet next Menday night.
Mira. L. D. Huff entertained o large
number OF her lady friends last Thurs
day afternoon at luncheon. She WAS az
sisted by Mrs. Will Huff.
The second session of the Orange
Teachers association will be held at the
high school rooms Saturday, October
18th, at 8 80 q. m. Miss Stowell will
deliver an address on Mind Study. Miss
Jeannie Aldrich will deliver an address
on What High Schools Expect of Gram.
mar Grade Teachers in the Study of
English.
They commenced today with the hy.
draulic power to drill down with 4-inch
drill in the bottom of the new city well,
The 10-inch hole is down 1856 feet, and
this afternoon they went down 80 feet,
aud are now in blue sand resembling
quicksand, and no water has yet been
found.