The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-21
SANTA ANA.

The Closing Exsrcisss Of tho Conference
and the Apppintments-LocAl Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 20.-In the Saturday
evening session of the Free Methodist
conference, which was the last OF the
series that has been in progress for
several days, vote was taken upon the
question of the ordination OF women.
This subject is now undss discussion in
the church is TO be decided at the next
general conference. and ia now being re-
ferred to the various annuslsconferences
for their expression Of opinion upon the
subject. The question was presented to
the conference without debate. A three
fourths vote in favor of the ordination OF
women was the result OF the balloting.
The treasurer OF the conference. Rev.
Thos. Fluck. reported moneys received
BY him to the amount OF $2lo.
After receiving the report OF various
committees upon conference minutes,
church extension and other matters, tn Q
appointments OF the preachers were an =
nounced by the president.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures, O. B.
Ebey; Los Angelica. F. d. Christie ;
Pasadena and Lsmanda Park, f. 8. At
veil; Santa Monica and The Palms, NJ.
4. CLARK; Santa Ana. Ell Modena and
Bolea, Mrs. N. @ Roberts and George M.
Ebey Soledad csfion and Lsnkershim,
N. S. Honn; Santa Paula, ]. W. Under
man.
Left without appointment at their own
request, Rev. l.. Fluck and Rev. ID. Nc
Leod.
By recommendation OF stationing COM
mittee, Rev. F. Du Bots and j. A. MUIR
phree. left without appointment; super
animated, Rev. j. 3. Roberts.
Tulsre Observation-Disclosures Rev. @. B.
Ebey; Hanford, Eureka, Selma and
Tulare, L. B. Fisher; Paso Robes and
Estrells, F. NJ. Ames-
Arizona district-Phenix and Buck
eye, j. S. Phillips and George Haffen.
The Sunday services were attended by
immense numbers at ii O'Clock. Presi-
So&erIdfP gsrffHf65ih Upon the ifhsms: The
Responsibility and Honor of the Chris
tian Ministry. At the close of the serv-
ice, Rev. A. w. Hayes, Rev. p. A. Ames
and Rev. M. A. Clark were ordained
deaGons.
The large hall was again filed at 8
o'clock to listen to Rev. B. r. Jones,
who discoursed upon the theme of
Christian Holiness. The meetings closed
this evening, with sermon from Presi-
dent Hogg. Votes of thanks were
rendered the community for the hospi-
tally shown in entertaining delegates
and visitors.
Mrs. Cinderella S. Towner, wife of
Superior Judge j. w. Towner, of this
city, died last evening at 6 o'clock
Mrs. Towner was 60 years old. The
funeral will take place at the residence,
on West Fourth street. Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
After the services the remains will be
taken to Rosedale crematory, at Los An
geles. Tor cremation. The pail bearers
are selected from the Royal Arch Ma
sons, of which the judge was member.
The Masonic fraternity will attend the
funeral. and number will 60 up to Los
Angeles with the remains. The follow
ing Royal Arch Masons will act ss pail
bearers: DR.. NJ. A. Menges, Hon. H. A.
Peabody, r. E. Hewitt. DR.. |. ID. Mills,
j. s. Haywood, A. j. Wood. They will
accompany the remains to the crema-
tory. Rev. E. r. Watson OF the Unity
society will otficiate.
Mrs. l.. s. Allen of Riverside, daughter
OF Judge Towner, is at home to attend
the funeral of her mother.
There is q good deal of kicking about
the tootrace yesterday at Los Angelica
between Tom Morris and Pully. Some
seem to think it was put up job. There
seems to have been considerable money
changed hands. Some.ol our santa Ana
boya feel "A little sore over the outcome
Mrs. Ed Tediord, who has been in Ell
sinore Tor thu past three weeks, returned
last night much improved. She win
perhaps 20 to the San Juan hot springs
Tor an extended camping trip.
Mrs. l.. Ii. Padgham of Anaheim,
who has been visiting at her old home
i'll Texas, returned to Anaheim last Fri
day, together with her Sister. Miss Arm
strong, who will remain indefinitely.
The Ladies' guild OF the Episcopal
church will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. Fred Stephens next Thursday aft
ernoon at 2 O'Clock.
This Rev. Mr.. w. B. Burrows has
finally concluded to move to Tustin and
live in the rectory.
1t lie rather amusing to zee the wheel
men running around looking Tor wheel
to rent ON Sunday morning after all the
wheels have been rented. This ia get
ting to be one Of the greaSsst wheel
towns in the country.
As the time grows on the would be
county officers for the first four years
TERM are growing more numerous. 1t
will coon be SO that hign private will
oe pretty hard to find 1t is realized
more every day that this will be the
hardest fight politically that has ever
occurred Ia this county and from ali
appearances there will be more scratch
ing ban WAS ever known before. There
VIII DO war in the ranks.
Married AT the residence Of Rev. W.
b. Bnrrows, May 10Th. at 5 p M, Mr..
Hubert e. Green OF England and Mira.
Theresa Robertson of Los Angeles.
Mis-. W. B. Burrows and her mother,
Mrs. Pattss, went to San Francisco to-.
dsy to DO gone about month.
FULLERTON NEWS.
There will be one or two weddings at
an esrly date in Fullerton.
Five carloads OF oranges were shipped
from Fullerton depot this week.
A new weekly inaanapdant cava. ill