The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-26
SANTA ANA.

Orange Notes.
santa ANA, Jan. 25.-Messrs. John
and Milton Duball and their wives are
Il the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot OF
INVEST Third street.
\ Thomas Brown OF Kansas ia in the city
Soking over the Santa Ana valley.
IA farewell party was given the MisseH
i EBrien at the Semi Tropic last evening
~ honor OF their departure for their old
nome in the east. They LETT on the
morning train.
The commission men are having q
hard time in procuring oranges this
eeaeon, as the entire crop ia being
handled through the Fruit Growers'
association. There has not member
go far been reported who has sold his
crop outside of the association. There
will be carload of oranges shipped over
the Santa Fe from Orange this week.
Butter is selling at 40 cents per roll.
The cabbage crop of the county has
not commenced to move yet, but offers
of from As to Az cents per cwt are be-
ing made by purchasers.
A Los Angeles buyer purchased 1000
sacks OF feed barley in Santa Ana this
week, paying 55 cents per hundred for
the same.
Today there was but little done in the
recorders office. Only five instruments
we're recorded.
@. M. Holmes OF this city came near
getting killed today. A spirited horse
became frightened and upset his cart,
catching him in such position that he
could not extricate himself. The horse
was caught before he covld break into a
A. Hols, ,oajl
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Riggs, who have
been suffering from severe attack OF
la grippe, are somewhat better to-
day, and we hope to see them out soon
again.
Mr.. Jerome Tillotson, father OF our
townsman j. f. Tillotson, is reported
much better today.
Miss Bertha Gsllop entertained about
30 of her lady friends last night and all
seemed to enjoy themselves.
Imagine a more interesting sight than
lot OF young girls playing leap frog.
Such was the privilege OF a certain per-
son the other night.
D. W. O'Brien and family have gone
to Shelbino, Mo. They started this
morning.
DIR. w. P. Ferguson, who has been
back east attending an important law
suit, has just returned to Santa Ana.
W. B. Barron left on Tuesday for a
visit of several months to Clay City, Ill.
Rev. J. S. Hopkins has returned from
two weeks' business trip to Northern
California.
Next Friday evening Fred and Emma
Conner will entertain their friends OF
the Christian church at their residence
on Lincoln avenue.
Dwight Whiting OF Ell Toro says he
will prosecute anyone found hunting on
his ranch.
Miss Edith Brown gave very pleas
ant farewell party to her friends last
Tuesday evening. She expects TO go to
Oakland on an extended visit.
The Congregationalists are thinking OF
buying lot and removing onto it a
church building which is offered them
as gift, which cost $1,000.
Our townsmen, O. e. French, is SUI
fering from blood poison in one of his
hands.
Quite number of Mssons went over
to Anaheim tonight to attend the in
stallation of officers of the Masonic
lodge. A grand banquet will be spread
in the banquet room.
The music-loving public OF Santa Ana
are organizing a choral society. Prof.
Thomas, Miss Minnie Smith and j. A.
Wriest were appointed committee to
draft constitution and bylaws.
The Benevolent society met last night
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: John Beatty,
president; A. j., Wood, vice-president
Mrs. A. J. Lawton, secretary; R. E..
Hewitt, treasurer. Mesdames Layman,
Wilmer, Baker, Wood and Lswton were
appointed soliciting committee. The
society is doing good work, and should
receive all the encouragement possible
from the people of our city.
The late s. S. Chaffee, who wae consid-
cred worth at least 5000, left all his
money to build tomb for his body to
rest in. The deceased WAS brother of
Garden Grove, and D. 3. Chaffee is
named as the trustee to carry out the
provisions of the will. Frank d. Chat
fee of Garden Grove is q son of the de-
ceased, and he and the rest OF the
children are disinherited. A contest,
more than likely, will be made to set
the will aside.
ORANGE.
The Orange News of this week is re-
sponsible for the following:
orange ID TO nave DraH6 Dand.
Rapid progress is now being made in
the erection of A. Rusk's house on
Palmyra avenue.
We regret to learn that two of the
little ones of Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Sutton
are i'll with fever.
Mrs. w. S. Derby is expecting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry of Batavia.
ILL.,, to arrive this week to spend two OF
three months with her.
DR.. W. B. Wood has bought the two
lots Immediately south of w. p. Vance's
!, place on Glasseli street and will build
Z on them in the near future.
One OF our leading merchants will take
to himself wife next Sunday. The
marriage ceremony will take place in
the new German Lutheran church.
Messrs. Paramore & Smith, contract
ors Tor the picking and packing of the
oranges of Santiago Orange Growers
association, have com mancad onaratiana