The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-16
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a New Churoh-The Temperance hovo-
msnt-Notes.
SANTA ANA, jane 15.-Santa Ana rs
surely o city OF churches. We have
every denomination, almost, that Is
known. and nearly every church is in
good, fourishing condition. Some OF
them have been worshiping in halls on
account of not having any church build
ing. The Congregational church has
been worshiping in q hall ever since 1t
was organized in the city, but yesterday
they broke ground for building on the
lot across the street from Judge Hum
phreys. This will be one of the hand
soonest churches In the city.
number of the G.. A. r. boys were
entertained by John Lane at Garden
Grove last night at campfire.
The people of Garden Grove will cele-
brate the Fourth of July. The several
committees were appointed last night.
Lewis Platter on Fact Fourth street is
dangerously sick with fever.
In the election Of officers of the
Southern California w. @. L. u. conven-
ton held at Santa Barbara yesterday,
Mrs. Lizzie II. Mills OF this city was
elected recording secretary.
DR.. linda Ram is in our city and will
lecture next Sunday night in the Unity
hall. The doctor is highly educated
and speaks our language we'll. This
lecture will be very interesting and
every one should hear him.
Services in the church OF the Messiah
Episcopar Sunday, at IL O'Clock; Sum
day school at 10 o'clock. Services at st..
Paul's church, Tustin, at 3:15; Sunday
school at 2. Rev. w. B. Burrows, rec
tor.
It is reported that Tom Morris is in
Denver with his pacing mare Jingles,
who has been having q seige OF lung
fever.
w. W. Hodgkinson was today granted
a divorce from his wife on the grounds
of desertion.
w. A. Beckett left tonight for Bakers
field to attend the congressional conven-
ton on Saturday, and from there he
will 60 to Sacramento to attend the state
Republican convention.
A crowded meeting OF Temperance peo-
pie was held in the Methodist church
this afternoon, which was full of enthu-
eiasm and vim. Rev. @. L. Libby of
Orange presided, The object Of this
move is to get men into Office. more es-
pecially the Office Of county supervisor,
who will be in favor OF roofing out the
saloons. The prevailing sentiment was
that the temperance people should Or
ganizs a county league with clubs in
every precinct to exact pladges from the
candidates, and to assist in the nomina-
ton of tenn perance men. Another meet
ing is called to meet in some place next
Monday.
y The high school students who gradu
ated this evening at SpurReon's hall are
Misses Cora II. Phillips. Eva O. Phillips,
Anna Hoff, Messrs. Albert Dresser.
James Grant, Hugh M. Day, r. K.
Bishop and U. f. Carpenter. The fol-
lowing Ia the programme that was car
ried out tonight:
Music-Thomas orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. X. o. McIntire.
Mugic-Orchestra.
salutatory and Grafton, The Public School O
Citizen Maker--James Percy Grant
Bass solo-G. Abram Smith.
Grafton, The Hawaiian Question--Albert P.
Dresser.
the High school-C. II. Reyes
Cornet SOLO. Three.star Polka-w. Frank
Harris.
Bass solo, Good Bye-G Abram Smith.
Presentation of diplomas-R. t. Keech.
Benedictlon-Rev. T. J. Hopkins
A large crowd was present and en-
loved the programme. The address by
Prof. Keyes of Throop institute was one
of the main features of the evening.
The Methodist conference closed to-
day after very successful session. The
temperance question WAS pretty thor
oughly discussed by the members today.
AS reported in the HERALD some time
ago, John w. Morrison has sold his
hardware store to s. @. Wright OF Nc
Pheraon, Kan, who takes charge at
once.
John Avas had the misfortune to dis
locate his elbow today.