The herald., 1894-10-14
SANTA MONICA.

Ths Democrats Show Great Strength.
Churches Today.
SANTA MONICA, Oct. 13.-Political
matters are fairly booming at the city by
the sea. The Republicans organized
club here last night, with abou! 80 mem.
bers enrolled. The Populists have a
club of about the same membership, the
Prohibition;sts slso a club, the Demo-
crats alone lacking in that particular,
but what they lack in club is made up
in enthusiasm, they having the largest
part OF the people with them in the po.
litical fight Especially ia this the case
with A. McNslly for sheriff; every one
here hos good word for the next sheriff.
who will run far ahead of his ticket in
both precincts. 1t is also particularly
noticeable in the case of Mrs. Kate Tup-
per Galpin. but then every one here is
for that estimabe educator, and they
consider that in voting for her they are
doing the very best thing possible for
the schools. There is one Repu blican
who will run ahead of his ticket-H. q.
Weyse for assembly being neigh
Dor, a gentleman OF culture and OF many
good qualities.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Sunday is the twenty second Sunday
after Pentecost. Appropriate services
will be held at the Catholic churches.
DR.. Cochran will probably preach
morning and evening in the Methodist
church. There are many here who en-
brace every opportunity to hear the
learned divine.
DIR. Stevenson is indisposed at his res.
idence.
The reception given to DR.. Henderson,
pastor of the Presby terian church, and
his estmable wife, by their parishioners
at the residence OF Col. Thomas Dunn,
on Thursday afternoon. WAS an ex-
tremely enjoyable affair, the decorations
being particularly effective, the Rueats
being received by DIR. and Mrs. Hender-
son, Miss Dunn, Miss Nunah Dunn,
Mesdames Rubicam and w. s. Vanta.
An entertainment will be given at the
St. Augustine parish hall on Thursday
evening.
DR.. Henderson's morning topic at the
Preeby terian church is Christ, the
Burden Bearer"
There will be an illustrated lecture at
the Methodist church Friday evening.
Subject Ben Hur.
NOTES.
The Santa Rosa touched at the wharf
on her south ward passage. with the
usual quantity Of freight and passengers.
Captain s. B. Randall has left for San
Francisco on business.
Mrs. Taplin OF the Rhodes cottage,
Ocean avenue, left for San Diego Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wheeler. former
residents. are enjoying few days here.
Miss Westover has recovered from a
fall from her wheel.
Captain James Overs of Milan, Tenn,
ia visiting his brother. Thos. R. Owens.
Mrs. Jane Austin is visiting Los An
geles friends.
Mrs. Will Jackson and Miss Jessie
Saunders are visiting Florence.
Fred Bursbein has been appointed
engineer OF the North Beacn bath house,
fine appointment.
L, T. Fisher, the veteran editor OF the
Outlook, bids good bye to his readers OF
a score OF years in few fitting remarks
in today's issue.
Mr.. o. G. Tullis ia spending week at
Riverside.
Hugh Walters is enjoying vacation
in the mountains.
Mrs. w. s. Chamberlain is better
after long and serious illness.
The partnership between Doctors Fol-
som ard Lindsey has been dissolved,
DR.. Folsom continuing at Opera house
block and DR.. Lindsey at his residence,
No, $40 Third street.