The herald., 1894-12-03
ANAHEIM.
The Bail At Rsissr's Opera Houss-Ths
Beet Raisers.

The Bail At Reiser's Opera Houss-Ths
Beet Raisers.
ANAHErM. Dee. 2. The grand military
ball given by the members OF Company
G, Seventh regiment at Reiser's opera
house last evening was the recherche
event OF the season.
Amid the beautiful decorations oil
sTsfsfssus, gracefully tw;nius sn;!sz
and lovely flowers, the hall seemed a
veritable Arcadian bower.
Alter the presentation Of . number OF
tableaux, representing scenes in camp
life, Arend's superb orchestra played
the grand march, which WAS followed by
dancing. Many and varied were the
beautiful costumes worn by the ladies,
the music was charming and the dancirg &
elegant. The affair was one OF the pleas.
antest society events ever given In Ana
helm. and Captain Halpin and his staff
OF officers and assistants deserve much
credit for the successful and pleasing en-.
teytainment to the participants.
An informal meeting OF the beet rails
ers WAS held in Kroeger's hall this alter
noon. No definite action was taken BY
the meeting except that Mr.. Fowler pro-
posed that ali of the stockholders OF the
proposed cooperative beet sugar factory
who are in favor OF continuing the organ
ization remain in their seats. Mono OF
the members rose to their feet. The
contracts with Chino will be distributed
during the early part OF this month to
the farmers Of this locality.
At an adjourned meeting OF the city
council Wednesday evening the contract
for an electric light plant was awarded
to the General Electric company OF Los
Angeles, their bid being the lowest with
machinery to be equal to that Of either
of the other companies represented BY
bids for the plant before the council,
The Gazette says there are six OF the
original settlers of the mother colony
still living. viz: Mr.. Langenberger,
Mr.. Zeyer, Mr.. Wsrder, Mr.. Lorenz,
Mr.. Gunther and Mr.. Kroeger.
Miss Nelius, who for the past year and
half has presided at the key OF the
Western Union telegraph Office in this
city, has been rendered and accepted a
position ct Needles. CAL, where che will
receive better salary than in her former
position. Miss Nelius has hosts OF
friends in Anaheim who wish her PROS
perity and happy days in her new
location.
Mr.. @. G. Rogers recently OF lowe is q
guest at the home OF Mr.. M. L. Rogers
of this city. He is we'll pleased with
Anaheim.
Willie Wood has accepted position
with the street car company and will
fill the place made vacant by Eddie
Lewis.
The memb bsrs Of Company g did
themselves proud Thursday afternoon
while out on parade and going through
the various evolutions Of military drill
and martial exercises.
Wednesday afternoon while in the
act OF alighting from the bus, W. A.
Rugg, editor Of the Independents, met
with painful mishap, spraining his
ankle severely, which has caused him
to be confined to his room for repairs.
The past week will record 4 chapter
Of deaths and funerals in Anaheim.
George Miller, Edmund Padderatz, Mrs.
Yorba. Mrs. Herring, Miss Eliza Skin
ner OF Fullerton, and Mr.. Metz. residing
near Benna Park, all have passed over
to the silent majority.
Anaheim has Q new business enter
prise-a candy mandatory, with
Msssrs. B. V. Bsebe & Co. "a proprie.
tors.
Mrs. Lane, of Puente, will occupy the
position in the Western Union tele.
graph Office, vacated by Mas Nel,ne.
Will Lawrence 10 caring for the key un-
til Mrs. Lane arrives.