The herald., 1894-12-10
AN AHElM.

Poverty cs-Ghurcb Social Events.
Orsng-growsrs' Meeting.
ANAuEIM. DAG. 9.-The poverty social
given at the II ,tsl del Campo, Friday
evening" by the ladiea OF the Episco pal
church. was very enjoyable affair.
Calico gowns. adorned By patches, were
worn by the ladies', while the overalls
and check jumpers were prominent
among the costumes of the gentle lemen.
Dancing to old-time tunes was decid
edly suggestive OF the days OF amid lang
syne, The net proceeds were SAB. 10.
The ladies' of the Union Sabbath
school are arranging for Chrletmas
tree with an interesting programme Of
appropriate exercises, to be given ct
the NJ. E. church on Christm as eve.
At meeting CT the orangegrO wars
recently held in this city it vas voted
that all orchardists who desire to mar
ket fruit with the association must
make application to the association be-
| fore Decent ber 22d.
Alta recent meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the A u. Water company, held
in this city, decision was made that q
proposition to extend the territory Of
the district will be submitted to the
stockholders at their annual meeting in
| January.
A horse affected with CHAMBERS aud
owned by J. e. Ford, residing norrh OF
! the oity. was condemned to be shot by
Veterinary Surgeon Corner last Tues
day.
The Anaheim & Burne Packing COM
panv Hhipped 10 AL ton1 Of sugar beets
to Chino the past season, the growera
receiving $34,204 in payment for the
came.
Auaheim will not get the Odd Eel
lows nome. There are rumors in the
sir that Whittier will be the lucky town
to win the prize,
Gus Davis, who has been seIiougly i'll
for two weeks with symptoms OF para
lyais, ia reported as improving very
slowly.
Mrs. L. Barris OF Los Angeles has res
Gently been the guest of her aon Floyd.
W ho ID membe of the Independent
| force.
Rev. ]. G. Harrison of Alsmitos end
Miss Jennie Garter of Westminster were
married at the residence OF the bride
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Ward OF Pasadena, formerly OF
this city was called to Anaheim last
| rluaY 10 prehcu tue IuntIal soIhOh vi
Mr.. Metz.
Timothy Carroll, the nurseryman re-
! siding in West Anaheim and who en-
gagged extensively in sugar beet culture
last season, recently stated to tho writer
that he will plant part of mis- farm tc
artchokes and engage in pork rRialng N
preference to beet farming.
| Timothy Lynch died at his residence
in West Anaheim. after an illness OF
thres days, of paralyais. Mr.. Lynch
was q native of Ireland coming to
| America in his youth and to the Pacific
coast in the early days. He at one time
held clerkship in the land department.
| OF the Southern Pacific railroad. lie
was highly educated and possessed a
vast fund OF knowledge. His extenaive
! library is Of great value, sc is also a
| large lot of newspaper articles and clip
! pinga which he has bsen carefully filing
for many years. He has bsen resident
| OF Anabeim about Is months and num-
| bered hoate of friends in this city, who
sympathzs with his widow in her be.
| reavament.
! The Christian Endesv0r anniversary
| celebration at the Hotel del Campo. last
! evening, was pleasant affair. The
| programme was excellent and the speak.
| ing instructiye and entertaining