The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-22
SANTA ANA.
a Swell Picnic to Fairviow Hot Springs.
Local Events.

Swell Picnic to Fsirview Hot Springs.
Local Events.
sANTA ANA. May 2l.-It was just as
certained that the 400" of Santa Ana
and Tustin will have bathing picnic at
the Fairview hot springs next Wednes-
day, when all those who are "strictly in
it" will take their we'll filed baskets
and have o genuine good old'tashioned
lime.
The Union young peoples meeting
last night was grand success, both in
numbers and rendition OF the pro-
gramme. Young people from all over
the county were in attendance.
DIR. T.. A. Schell OF Chicago, general
secretary OF the Epworth league, will
lecture in the Msin-street ID. p. church
Monday evening, May 28th. No charge
for admittance. Every body welcome.
Mr.. NJ. Chase, who has been In the
east visiting friends and relatives for the
past two months. has returned to his
home near Santa Ana.
The Rev. Jerry Hubbard, an Indian
missionary for the past 81 years. 10 vis-
iting his old friend, DR.. /. D. Mills.
Mrs. S. M. Msdigan, sister OF +. E.
Bridges, left for her home in Grand Rap
ids, Mich. last Thursday. She will stop
over at San Francisco and Salt Lake
City.
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. TowEER.
A large concourse of people congre-
gated at the residence Of Superior Judge
James W. Townsr to pay their last re.
spects to Mrs. Cinderella 8. Towner,
who died last Saturday night. The
services were conducted by Rev. Il. r.
hn oh If
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. F. Jones, Mrs. Il. K.
Watson. Miss Nellie Frazier and w. H.
Wallenmire, sang, While Thee Seek
Protecting Power. and When the Mists
Have Cleared Away. The pail bearers
were: A, j. Wood, @. ID. Ambrose, n.
L. Hewitt, DR.. III. A. Nenges, H. A.
Peabody, j. 8. Haywood. The remains
we're taken on the IL :b2 Santa Fe train
to tbs Rosedale cemetery at Los Angeles
and cremated according to the REQUEST
of the deceased.
Rsy. Mcdowell. South Msthodist. y
r,s;fSfIng vary successfui revival meet
ing at the Newport church. Qaite q
mum bar of converts have been made
an no meeting still continues.
Dr. Carton of the Baptist church has
brei chosen by the graduating class Of
He nigh school to preach the bsccalau-
reAte sermon on the 10th of June, in
sprrgeon's hall.
rhe Orange County Sunday School
association will hold its eleventh semi
annual convention in Ruser's opera
house, at Anaheim, Saturday, June 9th.
A fine programme has been prepared,
and some good speakers will participate
in the programme. Good music will be
furnished.
The following will be interesting to
all members of the M. E. church south !:
1 he general conference of the M. E.
church south, now in session in Mem.
phis, Tenn, takes appropriations to
churches out OF the hands OF the bishops
and places them in the conference board.
Also it transfers all business connected
with the local ministry to the district
conference.
Mrs. j. II. Moeseer returned to her
home today after an absence OF about a
month.
The Rev. D. F. Fuller has been mol
ing revival meetings in Downey the
past week. He preached evsry night.
The meetinga are quite successful, and
will continue indefinitely.
The little 2.year-oid daughter of L W.
Roberts of Garden Grove fell into q
zsnja on the jacobson place yesterday
and WAS drowned.
James Sturges OF Garden Grove has
gone to San Francisco to take in the
mid winter fair.
The board of supervisors met this
morning, but adjourned TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. J. w. Towner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Phelps, who have
been visiting Mrs. Phelps' BROTHER in
Michigan, returned today.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Brown left last Fri
day Tor the midwinter fair, to be gone
about 10 days,
Jack Tichenal has petitioned for let
ters OF administration on the estate of
his brother Henry, it being valued at
1898.
All those who have coupons for
Glmpses of America clipped from the
HERALD can get the Glimpses at the
branch Office as leng 40 they last. Game
1t once before the supply 10 gone.
h. Il. Keech, who has been atten ding
the State Prohibition convention, re-
turned home today.
Miss Ruth Kendall and her niece,
Miss ada MOODY of Garden Grove, have
zone to visit the midwintsr fair.
Leopold Cooper says he ia not can.
iidate for county treasurer.
The Tom Morris and Pully foot race ia
It'll the topic of conversation ON the
treets. 1t looks as if something was not
ust as 1t should be.
David Hewss ia setting cut large
..creage OF olives on bis big ranch near
rustin.
A man named Tom Hoke. aged 40. was
missed from Floods ranch Sunday,
bout pm. He has sandy compl exion
ma mustache, and weighs 1876 pounds.
de wore a. black suit, frock coat, and
ost black hat. Foul play is feared.
BORN.
10 the wife OF Mr.. Y. B. West, a.
round boy.
10 the wife OF Mr.. O. H. Gorham,
01a pound boy.
Purity and wholesomeness are the physicians
na,ofsement Of Angostura BitleIs, manu-
s,.u. "a py DR.. J. G. B. siegert q Sons. At ali