The herald., 1894-03-11

the funeral OF his father, ]. P. He'll,
T. NJ. Thomas has returned from the
midwinter fair.
Mrs. S. J. Iubbs of Emerson, Ia, has
returned to her home in Tustin. The
Judge will be here some time in June.
The book store of Mr.. t. G.. Drury is
sill closed on account of the sickness of
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury. At last accounts
Mrs. Drury was somewhat improved,
but Mr.. Drury is about the same.
r. ]. Conaway has been making quite
an Improvement in his display of photo.
graphs.
]. w. Bell has sold his stallion, Prate,
TO Mr.. Kearney OF San Diego for $500.
Silkyood, the world-renowned PAGER,
is in Pasadena.
D. M. Dorman sold to ]. A. Flint a
span of colts for $500.
r, P. Layton of Chicago and F. L.
Buehnell of Pasadena are in our city, the
guests Of J. H Rehm and family.
Mrs. Devoe has rented the store room
occupied by G. G. Fife and will put in
stock of millinery goods about April /.
Miss Luba Home has gone to spend
few weeks with her father, DIR. A. ].
Home, in San Francisco.
The Rev. Wilson Phrsnce, D. D., Of
Philadelphia, will lecture in the First
Prssby terian church on Monday even
ing.
Services in the Episcopal church on
Sunday at IL O'Clock. Good music will
be furnished by the choir.
The Newport Wharf and Lumber COM
pany is starting branch yards at Orange
and Anahelm.
Edgar Johnson OF the Fullerton Tri-
bune was in our city today.
A great many people were in town to-
dav, making the streets look quite
lively.
Two marriage licenses were issued to-
dav-one to Joe Neiblas, a native of
California, aged 23 years, and Francis
Sanches, aged IS, native OF California,
both residents of Santa Ana; also one
to Harry Scott, aged 81, native OF Ken
tucky, and Mae Palmer, aged %, ma
tive Of Indiana, both residents of Santa
Ana.
Richard Archibald was today made a
citizen of the United States.
The building of the beet sugar factory
ia all the talk today and the question is
will tbs people be disappointed again.
Your correspondent was in possession
of all the facts concerning the sale of
honda. etc., and was asked by one of the
directors OF the organization to not pub
lish a word for day or two, which we
agreed to do. 1t seems that the same
director. knowing that the HERALD re-
norter would keep his word, gave all Le
knew about the building Of the plant to
the Times. and ws fear little more,
mariana. but we shall sees
The appearance this evening is that
it will rain tonight.
The following is taken from the Full
lerton Tribune;
Fullerton has the only organized band
in the county. There is also good or
cnestra in both Fullerton and Placentie.
d. e, Smeltzor OF Kansas City has
bought the entire cabbage crop OF the
Placentia growers.
Yorba is rapidly being developed and
settled up and now has one OF the
neatest school buildings in the county.
Agent Davis reports the following
shipments during the week: Five car
loads OF oranges, two OF cabbage, two OF
barley and one OF general merchandise.
During the week Stern & Goodman
shipped from Fullerton, Anaheim and
Buena Park five carloads OF barley, seven
of corn and two OF hay.
3. Mouliot has sold mis- ranch of HOO
acres to DR.. Greene OF patent medicine
fame. This tract of land ia located on
the mesa southwest OF Fullerton. Ex-
tensive improvements will be made soon
by the purchaser.