The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
SANTA ANA.
Local News and Personal Matters OF
Interest.

Friday for q short business trip.
s. T. Miller has gone back to Little
Rock. Ark, to visit his brother.
J. e. Bunker has cold to J. M. Nc
Kean lot 5 in the McFadden and Will
son tract for 5000.
Judgment WAS rendered today in
Judge Humphreys court in favor of j.
Yoch against J. O, Hickey for $133.85.
Mr.. Albert Haven of Chicago has
bought of I. J. May OF Fresno 30.34
acres OF land adjoining the vineyard of
Prudencio Yorba for $500.
The Santa Ana incubator took prize
at the poultry show at Los Angeles the
other day.
Harry Collins, the horse man, has
leased the Garrett place near the race
track for the string of horses he brought
here from Missouri a short time ago.
Thomas B. Smith Of Pennsylvania is
in our city and expects to locate in
Southern California.
The HERALD this morning in speaking
of Garter Brothers, livery men, called it
"Corlis." We cheerfully make the COR
rection.
W. F. Foster of San Francisco is in
the city looking after the interests OF
the Rambler bicycle agency.
There will be mass meeting at the
NJ. e. church South, on Sunday at 8 p.
m. J. G. Galloway and DR.. j. G. Bernike
will address the meeting.
The following wheelmen will start for
Pomona on cycles tomorrow morning.
All of them expect to return in the
evening OF the same day: j. p. Browne,
Charles Schmidt, 7. Vance, E. Glen. j..
Field. Harry Bundy. S. III. Purcell and
Walter Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sapp OF
Chicago visited Santa Ana Last Thurs
day. Mr.. Sapp ia quite wealthy and a
prominent business man of Chicago.
Mrs. Sapp is sister of j. f. Rehm of
the firm of Uruest. Price & Co. Mr..
and Mrs. Sapp are but recently married
and are on their wedding trip.
There ia public meeting called for to-
morrow at 2 O'Clock in Surgeons hall
to do honor to the memory of our
deceased brother and friend, I'll. d. Con-
nell. This meeting will be held under
the auspices of the ministerial associa-
ton. Everybody is earnestly requested
to attend the meeting.
A great many people went to the
beach today to witness the lowest tide
of the year, which occurred at O'Clock
this afternoon.
AT the regular meeting of Santa Ana
lodge No. 241 F. & A. III. last night, the
following officers were installed for the
ensuing Masonic year: nj. A. Menges.
w. M; D. I. Brock. s. W.; Frank
Vegely, J. W.; M. L. Tame, treasurer
D. F. Jones, secretary; r. E. Hewitt,
S. D.; E. L. Chrisman, J. D.; 7. E.
Cone and J. Z. Smith, stewards; E. 0.
McIntire and E. @. Jones, tyler. After
the regular business and installation
was over, we repaired to the banquet
room where one of the finest fish
suppsrs with clam soup was awaiting
us, and all present. seemed to do
Justice to the supper. The supper
was prepared and donated by brother
H. HI. Hartman, one OF the native fsher-
men of Newport.
Mrs. Frank Monaghan visited friends
in Los Angeles today and will remain
over Sunday.
Col. Keith, of Anaheim, was in Santa
Ana today smiling on his friends.
Il. E. Chilson returned from the
Hemit mines today. Mr.. Chilson re-
ports the weather quite cold up there
and that work has been blocked in con-
sequence. He thinks that but little
will be done toward starting up the mill
before the first of next month.
FULLERTON.
The Tribune says: M. II. Dunn
shipped two tons of Indian corn to Los
Angeles this week.
Four carloads of hay and one of mer-
chandise were part of our shipments
this week.
Jack Smith, who has been employed
in Mr.. Grimshaw's mills for some time,
departed this week for British Column
bia.
The extreme cold spell of last week
did no harm in this section, proving
that it is exempt from all destructive
cold weather and frosts.
Ask Billy Schumacher and Billy Lewis
how they like to walk in the mud and
pull buggy home from Anaheim on q
cold rainy night.
William Sterbuck and George Rud-
dock have bought two lots on Spadra
street, adjoining the Chadbourne block.
They intend erecting 50x60 store build
ing shortly.
On account of the scarcity of buildings
in Fullerton rents are too high. A num-
Der of new buildings have been erected
here during the past few months, but
tu6y WeT0 I'LL r6uL6u D6IOr6 competed.
The town is badly in need of two or
three more business blocks and II or 10
cottages. We believe every one of them
could be rented within short time.
Mr.. Davis, deputy district attorney of
Los Angeles county, was in Fullerton
last Tuesday taking evidence regarding
the character of witnesses who testified
to seeing A. Aguilar at work in Plscen-
tia at various times on the day he was
accused of being in Los Angeles and
numbering his wife. He found all par
ties were among our most honorable
and substantial citizens and could find
nothing regarding the accused but what
showed he would be about the last man
on earth to do a deed that would APP
proach in any way the one of which he
was accused, and he thought the case
would be dismissed.
Wallace wrote 1shy local about plucky
splinter.
He wrapped at in an envelope and sent it to
printer.
Double loaded was the article and conspicuous
his space,
But to-day not half as prominent as the nose
-[For the Standard.
UNIVERSITY.