The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-19
SANTA ANA.
Funeral OF j. III. Padgham- Items From
Orange.

weather. The sermon WAS preached by
the Rev. E. o. Mcintyre, pastor Of the
First M. 4. church, of which Mr.. Padg-
ham was an enthusiastic member. The
choir of the church furnished the music,
which was rendered in such way that
one could not help but feel they were in
the presence of the Christian dead. The
minister spoke feelingly of the excellent
qualities of the deceased. and every one
who knew Mr.. Padgham knew him to be
one OF the most conscientious men one
would ever meet.
The pail bearers were O. E. French,
l. N. Rafferty,, M. d. Halliday, ID. f.
Jones, j. w. Mcclellan and G. E. Phelps.
Father Padgham was a consistent
Christian, and said he was not afraid to
die. He was always prepared to meet
his God. The sorrowing relatives have
the Hympathy,of the whole community.
]. A. Hankey went to San Francisco
yesterday on business. He will be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah A. Davis of Riverside ia
visiting the family of r. E. Hewitt.
Mrs. Thomas, wife of Prof. Ludwig
Thomas, arrived last Tuesday from
Phoenix, Ariz., to join her husband,
who has been in Santa Ana for some
time. They are located in the Chandler
block.
A meeting of the Aloyo branch, 7. s.,
will be held next Sunday at 80 o'clock,
at Unity hall, Fourth street, near the
postofice.
At the regular meeting of Santa Ana
lodge No. 24l, F. & A. NJ. Friday night,
the installation of officers will take
place. together with other very inn
portant business. All Masons. are cor
daily invited to meet with us.
M. A. MENeEs, W. M.
D. F. JONES, Secretary.
Mrs. Charles Beach OF Orange died in
Riverside. The funeral was held in
Orange today. Mrs. Beach went to
Riverside short time ago to nurse her
sick husband, who was suffering from an
attack of grip, and when he was well
his wife was taken sick, and soon died.
J. s. Adams of Marion, o., is in the
city in the interest of school supplies.
He represents houses in Chicago and
Columbus.
The new lumber yard and Office at the
terminus OF the Southern Pacific rail-
road here are nearing completion, and
everything looks like they meant bus
mess.
Herman Edwards, who was taken
sick suddenly and taken to the home Of
his sister few days ago, died this morn
ing OF typhoid-pneumonia.
The Fruit growers exchange will not
allow reporters in their meetings, but
the doings of said exchange will be
doled out to news gatherers to suit the
exchange. At the meeting last Tues
day the committee on purchasing nails
reported progress and were retained for
further usefulness.
A contract for 10000 boxes was
signed with the Saginaw Lumber COM
pany, and q few bills were audited and
ordered filed. The salary OF the secretary
was commenced January /, 1894.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Warner, administrative vs.. Bell ct al. ;
leave to amend final decree of partition
granted.
Ryan ct. al. VS.. Anaheim Irrigation
District ct al. leave to amend motion
to strike out granted, demurrer to COM
plant overTuled and preliminary in
granted leave to amend complaint and
required to give an undertaking, the
| amount to be fixed hereafter.
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real estate ordered. Executor to give
an additional bond of $4,000.
William Ballestero, who had a barber
shop in this city for the last two years,
died today in Los Angeles.
The officers have been on the watch
and tried every plan, but as yet there ia
no clue to the parties who burglarized
the residences of Mrs. Lyons and G. HI,
Parker yesterday.
| A pig is shown here with an ele.
plants head, as complete as can be. 1t
| will be sent to the midwinter fair at
San Francisco. This is one of the
strangest freaks of nature that your cor
respondent has ever witnessed. The
trunk, tusks, eyes and ears are perfect.
ORANGE.
The Orange News of this week says:
Miss Blanche Peelor returned from
her eastern visit on Sunday evening.
She had very pleasant trip both ways
and delightful visit with her friends,
who evidently used her well.
Mrs. Lizzie Nickerson of Orange has
been paid $4,000. the amount OF the BEN
eficiary certificate due on the death of
her late husband, l. H. Nickeraon, by
the order OF United Workmen.
Mr.. w. H. Stevens of Los Angeles is
making preparations to build nice resi-
dence on his property in the eastern part
of the town. The property is what is
known as the Love place, which Mr..
Stevens secured in exchange for Los An
geles property from Forester Brothers.
The home will be erected near the site
occupied by the one destroyed by fire
ONE months ago.
The officers of Orange Grove lodge,
No. 295, f. and A. M, for the current
Masonic year, were installed last even
ing by l. l.. Collins, p. NJ, as follows
Worshipful master, Il. w. Weeks; sem
Tor warden, William Smalley; junior
warden. Joseph Killefer; treasurer, Jas.
Fullerton secretary, j. P. Boring; sem
Tor deacon, Jesse II. Arnold; junior
deacon, W. B. Wood (by proxy) mar
shall, Charles Baker; stewards, w. M.
Boring (by proxy and w. M. Scott /;
tyler, George III. Bryan.
Judge B. Williams, wife and son John,
late Of Sheboygan, Wis, arrived at Or
ange on Sunday and are guests at the
Hotel Palmyra. Judge Williams, about
two years ago, purchased ranch west
OF Orange, and his two sons, Harry and