The herald., 1894-03-08
SANTA ANA.
Chamber of Commerce Proceedings.
Local NAws Matters.

Chamber of Commerce Proceedings
Local NAws Matters.
SANTA ANA, March Mrs. Anna
MASS OF Chicago, mother of Mrs. James
True, arrived in Santa Ana last night
and will make her home here in the
future. Mrs. MASS was here three
years ago and went back east, saying
she wouldn't live here at all, but, like
others, she has learned to like Southern
California, and is making arrangements
to purchase some property.
Mr.. John Lane, the Main street gro-
ceryman, has made arrangements to
move his stock of groceries to Garden
Grove, where he will carry on the busi-
ne1s.
Mr.. Ed Mercereau has bought a half
Interest in Chandler's secondhand store.
Mr.. j. E. Bunker has bought out his
partner, Mr.. McKeane. in the grocery
business, and will carry on the business
alone.
Mr.. Harry Jessen has about COM
pleted fine monument to be placed in
the Los Angeles cemetery, for the grave
of Marcus Reinhaus. The monument
will be taken up to the city next Mon
day.
E. o. McIntire is at work agitating
the question OF prohibition for Orange
county. Mass meetings will be held all
over the county to agitste the question
and get it before the voters.
Robert Potts of Gunnison, Colo, who
has been visiting his sister, Miss Laura,
at George B. Warmers, left yesterday
for his home.
David Hewes. who has been visiting
at W. S. Bartlett's of Tustin, is contem-
plating dividing up his ranch, consisting
OF about 900 acres, and putting it on the
market for settlers.
DR.. q. D. Ball is reported unable to
attend to his practice on account of an
attack OF la grippe.
Miles Trobridge left for the east on a
visit yesterday.
The Congregational ladies will give
an experience social at Congregational
hall next Friday night. An admission
lee OF 10 cents will be charged at the
door.
Mrs. Lottie Fisher OF Topeka, Kan, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. L. Wight
man, and her sister, Mrs. G. B. Warner,
OF this city.
Waller Neill, the liveryman, left this
morning for San Francisco to take in the
midwinter fair.
K. II. Sanborn Of Tustin has returned
from visit to Chicago.
The Tustin Y. P. s. g. E. will give
social at Bank hall on Friday night at
;3O O'Clock. An interesting musical
aud literary programme has been ar
ranged Tor the occasion.
Mrs. K. F. Mallery and Mrs. Frank
Wilson arrived Monday evening from
Milwaukee. They are visiting Mrs. w.
w. Wilson. Mrs. Frank Wilson will re-
main in Santa Ana for several months.
Ruby j. Reese, Rebecca grand presi-
dent, will visit Sycamore Rebecca de-
gree lodge OF this city next Saturday
night, when acollStion is expected to be
spread for the members and visitors.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The regular meeting of tue executive
board OF the chamber of commerce was
held last night, President McFadden in
the chair. The president reported that
ne had procured a room for the Jars LETT
over from the worlds fair.
ii. A. Peabody offered q resolution to
the effect that the cham ber of commerce
proceed to prepare permanent exhibit.
That the Orange County Fair aseocia-
tion be invited to co operate and appoint
q committee for that purpose to act in
conjunction with q COMMITTEES of the
of commerce and the president
and secretary act as such committee.
The resolution was adopted. On motion
Mr. Peabody was appointed member
ot the printing committee. Mr., Pea.
BODY made motion that the printing